Palstar R30 series
 

Hello everyone,

I'm wondering if you can give me some advice on tracking down a used Palstar R30, R30C, R30CC. I've been looking at universal radio online and just missed one by a day. I'm guessing they are highly sought after and I'll need some special tactics for this mission. I would appreciate any leads! Cheers!

Palstar R30 series
 

misterbird wrote:
Hello everyone,

I'm wondering if you can give me some advice on tracking down a used
Palstar R30, R30C, R30CC. I've been looking at universal radio online
and just missed one by a day. I'm guessing they are highly sought
after and I'll need some special tactics for this mission. I would
appreciate any leads! Cheers!




You might try the palstar yahoo group. was one for

sale there a few days ago.

Drifter...

Thanks for the tip. I'll get on it. I'm new to this whole world and thought that a Palstar might be something easy to start with. But I've been reading some reviews on it and people keep suggesting that it's good for AM and mediumwave but not so much for shortwave. All I'm looking for is a good solid worldband radio that will allow me to listen to remote stations. I won't be doing anything too serious. Is Palstar good for this? I appreciate any advice.

Palstar R30 series
 

misterbird wrote:
Drifter;668723 Wrote:
misterbird wrote:-
Hello everyone,

I'm wondering if you can give me some advice on tracking down a used
Palstar R30, R30C, R30CC. I've been looking at universal radio
online
and just missed one by a day. I'm guessing they are highly sought
after and I'll need some special tactics for this mission. I would
appreciate any leads! Cheers!



-
You might try the palstar yahoo group. was one for

sale there a few days ago.

Drifter...

Thanks for the tip. I'll get on it. I'm new to this whole world and
thought that a Palstar might be something easy to start with. But I've
been reading some reviews on it and people keep suggesting that it's
good for AM and mediumwave but not so much for shortwave. All I'm
looking for is a good solid worldband radio that will allow me to
listen to remote stations. I won't be doing anything too serious. Is
Palstar good for this? I appreciate any advice.


Start he
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/1215

Palstar R30 series
 

On 2009-03-11, dave wrote:
misterbird wrote:
Drifter;668723 Wrote:
misterbird wrote:-
Hello everyone,

I'm wondering if you can give me some advice on tracking down a used
Palstar R30, R30C, R30CC. I've been looking at universal radio
online
and just missed one by a day. I'm guessing they are highly sought
after and I'll need some special tactics for this mission. I would
appreciate any leads! Cheers!



-
You might try the palstar yahoo group. was one for

sale there a few days ago.

Drifter...

Thanks for the tip. I'll get on it. I'm new to this whole world and
thought that a Palstar might be something easy to start with. But I've
been reading some reviews on it and people keep suggesting that it's
good for AM and mediumwave but not so much for shortwave. All I'm
looking for is a good solid worldband radio that will allow me to
listen to remote stations. I won't be doing anything too serious. Is
Palstar good for this? I appreciate any advice.


Start he
http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/1215

The Palstar is a great little radio with few 'bells and whistles'. I
bought one about a year ago after visiting the Palstar factory in nearby
Piqua, Ohio. They had a Drake R-8 and a Lowe HF-225 in their test lab.
I turned the knobs on all of the receivers to compare their performance
using the same antenna. The Palstar did not have the performance of the
Drake, but the selling price is a LOT less. I was considering
purchasing the Lowe, but the Palstar won me over.

http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/8...ebac669735bafc

Tom

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