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On 30 Jul, 15:32, "noname" wrote:
come on guys,.... someone must know a good and cheap radio to recommand....... Please... Stef. "noname" wrote in message ... Hi. I'm sorry if this is off topic here but I thought some of you would know. I'm looking for a small portable battery operated AM/FM radio to bring with me on hunting/fishing trips, so I guess what I'm looking for is a radios with a strong receiver to catch as many station as possible. I'm not looking for better sound, just a basic radio I know any radio won't work if you are too far away, but that won't be my case. with the radio I have now , I can catch like 1 FM station whenb weather permits, and 4 or 5 AM stations,... I would like to increase these numbers as much as possible.. Can you recommend a good brand/model please? regards stef, Montreal, Canada. Stef in Montreal This is the Amateur Radio "Homebrewing" focus group. So to bring your request a bit more "on-topic", why not design and build your own radio equipment? Think of the fun and sense of satisfaction you could get from using a radio set that you have designed and built. It's easy...we do it all the time. Arv - K7HKL |
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