What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

On Feb 1, 9:27?pm, lsmyer wrote:
I nominate the Tecsun PL-350. It's a small portable with tons of
features: excellent sensitivity, good sound, a tuning knob, 550
memories, analog volume control, full coverage of all bands, rubbery
finish, and it's just plain fun to use. This radio has been seriously
underestimated.

Here's some reviews:http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/4...m/group/pl350/

For now, it's available only through eBay:http://tinyurl.com/2p6w5a

Does it smell, like that piece of cheap plastic crap, the Grundig
S350 ?

What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

I have one of these & several of the mini 300's; the 300's blow the 100's
away! the 300 is one excellent little portable!

"William Robeson" none@none wrote in message
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Grundig Mini 100 PE
Seriously! Its a kick ass radio!

Beats the hell outta the Eton E1 !

:o)





"Steve" wrote in message
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Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.

What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

On Feb 1, 10:46 am, "Steve" wrote:
Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.

I like the Kaito WRX-911. Great sensitivity and band coverage for such
a small radio. Costs around $20.

What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

On 1 Feb 2007 08:46:01 -0800, "Steve" wrote:

Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.

AR8200MK3 for HF

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Man the standards have dropped in this group!

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Brian Denley
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"CDH" wrote in message
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On Feb 1, 10:46 am, "Steve" wrote:
Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.

I like the Kaito WRX-911. Great sensitivity and band coverage for such
a small radio. Costs around $20.

What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

On 1 Feb, 16:46, "Steve" wrote:
Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.


I would have said the DE1102 but when I look back at the reviews it
has never really been underestimated, just forgotten.

The DE1121 really has been underestimated though, most of the initial
comments have been pretty damning but my experience has been
overwhelmingly positive.

What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

On Feb 1, 3:19 pm, wrote:
Grundig 100 Mini PE.The way some of y'all talk about that radio,I expect
as how I am to just have to try one of those out.? is though,which color
do I wants? About time I bought me a new electronic thangy anyway.There
is a Radio Shack store just acrossit Highway 80 South from doggy's couch
at Metrocenter Mall www.metromalljackson.com anna,anna at Northpark
Mall wayyyyyy up North across County Line Road from Jacksonwww.visitnorthpark.org and another Radio Shack store (they are
scattered all around the Jackson metro area,half a dozen of them or
more,I think it's eight or nine of them stores) in that little strip
next to the Wal Mart store I go to,a mile and a half South (South is
always best) of doggy's couch.
cuhulin

Big fan of this radio. Great way to introduce someone to SW,
relatively inexpensive at US$30, has major bands and brings in more
than you would expect. I really like the sound from such a little
speaker, and if I have a complaint, it's that it is analog, and unless
you have a digital receiver or SW guide around to confirm the
frequency it's difficult to know exactly where on the dial you made
the capture. Stations that show 9.550 MHz on a digital show up in the
9.700-9.900 range on the mini pe

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On Feb 1, 11:46 am, "Steve" wrote:
Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.

New luggable radio: Eton E1

New tabletop radio: None.

Old luggable radio: Panasonic RF-B600

Old tabletop radio: Yaesu FRG 7700

What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiveraround?
 

I need to buy a satellite rig so I can listen to Bo Gritz.
www.lyngsat.com www.starnetwork.tv
cuhulin
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What in your opinion is the most underestimated receiver around?
 

On Feb 1, 11:46 am, "Steve" wrote:
Tabletop or portable. Doesn't matter whether it's still being
manufactured or not.

I think Chris Chambers may be one of the most underestimated receivers
around. I liked him when he played for Wisconsin too.

NEO

GO BADGERS!