FA: GRUNDIG SATELLIT 800 MILLENNIUM ; ENDS TODAY!
 

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Tunes AM/FM/USB/LSB, shortwave and VHF aircraft bands

The Grundig Satellit legend continues. The Satellit 800 Millennium is
your assurance of staying in touch with the world. You will immediately
appreciate the smooth flowing, full size design and functional control
panel. Superbly appointed, fold-away carry handle adds portability. The
tuner receives all longwave, AM broadcast band (MW), all shortwave
frequencies, the FM stereo broadcast band and even the VHF aeronautical
band (118-137 MHz)

FA: GRUNDIG SATELLIT 800 MILLENNIUM ; ENDS TODAY!
 

On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:46:44 -0400, Neil Tesher
wrote:


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ENDS TODAY!

GRUNDIG SATELLIT 800 MILLENNIUM WORLD RECEIVER

Tunes AM/FM/USB/LSB, shortwave and VHF aircraft bands

The Grundig Satellit legend continues. The Satellit 800 Millennium is
your assurance of staying in touch with the world. You will immediately
appreciate the smooth flowing, full size design and functional control
panel. Superbly appointed, fold-away carry handle adds portability. The
tuner receives all longwave, AM broadcast band (MW), all shortwave
frequencies, the FM stereo broadcast band and even the VHF aeronautical
band (118-137 MHz)


"Satellit legend continues".... now that's funny.

FA: GRUNDIG SATELLIT 800 MILLENNIUM ; ENDS TODAY!
 

toTaLhAt wrote:

On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:46:44 -0400, Neil Tesher
wrote:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...2513&rd=1&rd=1

ENDS TODAY!

GRUNDIG SATELLIT 800 MILLENNIUM WORLD RECEIVER

Tunes AM/FM/USB/LSB, shortwave and VHF aircraft bands

The Grundig Satellit legend continues. The Satellit 800 Millennium is
your assurance of staying in touch with the world. You will immediately
appreciate the smooth flowing, full size design and functional control
panel. Superbly appointed, fold-away carry handle adds portability. The
tuner receives all longwave, AM broadcast band (MW), all shortwave
frequencies, the FM stereo broadcast band and even the VHF aeronautical
band (118-137 MHz)


"Satellit legend continues".... now that's funny.


It says, "examine the digital photographs". See the last picture. How many
production radios actually had a proper U in USB? It makes you wonder how
many others are NOT of that radio.

craigm