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I recently bought a Kaito KA11 Am/Fm/SW radio. It is small, has
digital tuning and scanning and I thought it would be a nice radio to start out with. I think I made a mistake. I have never had such a hard time programming a radio. You have to keep taking the batteries out and then try and hit certain keys within a second or two once you put them back in. Ths sound quality is not that good either. While I can get a few things on SW, lots of stuff on FM (even though it does not sound that good) I cannot get anything on AM except static. It has a metal anntenna and also comes with an external wire antenna. Is that what I am supposed to use to get AM stations? I sure hope not as my other radios only use the telescoping antennas and AM comes in fine. Any ideas on why I cannot get any AM stations with this when I can with cheaper pocket radios? Here is what I have and hopefully someone here can give me your thoughts on this radio: http://www.radiointel.com/review-kaitoka11.htm Lastly, I cannot afford alot. Can someone recommend a good small radio I could carry with me, something that offers digital tuning, manual or auto scanning and memory to set lots of favorite channels? Thanks, Haci |
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