Some 10 shortwave radios ...
 

Some interesting reviews of cheap SW sets ...

JS
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Some 10 DOLLAR USD shortwave radios ...
 

John Smith I wrote:
Some interesting reviews of cheap SW sets ...

JS

http://www.eham.net/articles/10625

JS
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Some 10 DOLLAR USD shortwave radios ...
 

There isn't anything wrong with cheap shortwave radios.If you lose one
or if it gets damaged somehow,you aren't out much money.
cuhulin

Some 10 DOLLAR USD shortwave radios ...
 

wrote:
There isn't anything wrong with cheap shortwave radios.If you lose one
or if it gets damaged somehow,you aren't out much money.
cuhulin


Hey, that is why I posted it. Why spend BIG dollars, I got a little
Grundig 300 PE, works great, $30.00 USD at your local radio shack. This
little rig has become a fav of mine. Fits into a shirt pocket, always
with me and covers most of the important bands.

But hey, those $10.00 buck rigs can let ya know if you really wanna
bother with SW or not, and at $10 bucks it ain't no biggie ... I suspect
some of them probably perform as good as some $100+ rigs ...

JS
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Some 10 DOLLAR USD shortwave radios ...
 

John Smith I schrieb:

But hey, those $10.00 buck rigs can let ya know if you really wanna
bother with SW or not, and at $10 bucks it ain't no biggie ...

That was about the kind of set I first received shortwave on, so you may
be right there.

I suspect
some of them probably perform as good as some $100+ rigs ...

Nah... TANSTAAFL. (I have, however, sighted a 4-element ceramic filter
on an inside photos of one cheapie model - the internals didn't look too
neatly soldered though.)

Stephan
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