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Hello,
I currently own a Grundig Satellit 1400 sl but it is rather (more than 20 years) old and I hear too many crackles when I turn the nob to switch to others frequency bands. Furthermore, it becomes very difficult to stay tuned to exactly the same frequency, I always must adjust it by turning the main nob. It's really a pain to listen to sw. So I wish to buy a brand new one with the same performance in order to listen to international stations. One of the purpose is for DXing, hearing weak radio stations from all over the world. And cheap ![]() I am thinking to the Grundig yacht boy 80 wr 5408 or Sangean ats 505 since it seems to be the same receiver. A pocket sw radio is ok for me. Its feature should be a range from 1600-30000 khz without discontinuity, "no holes" if you prefer. I saw at this web site (http://www.grundig.com/index.php?id=301&pid=291) an interesting one. When searching the web, a few manufacturers state their radio is a full range 1600-3000 khz but when looking at a vendor in France (I live in this country), this is unfortunately no longer true since some frequencies are missing, I wonder why. If anyone has usefull links or informations for buying one in France he is the welcome. |
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