I have been considering the purchase of a Redsun RP 2100, but
have put it off in hopes that the next generation 3000 or 3001 would
be released.

Am I wasting my time waiting for the RP 3000?

If so, I'll go ahead and get a 2100.

Much better than the 2100 "if" all works out and it does finally hit the
shelves. Something like a thousand memories.
Sanjaya" wrote in message
.. .
I have been considering the purchase of a Redsun RP 2100, but
have put it off in hopes that the next generation 3000 or 3001 would
be released.

Am I wasting my time waiting for the RP 3000?

If so, I'll go ahead and get a 2100.

RHF,

I like the way you think about radios!

Mike

On Apr 27, 9:00�pm, RHF wrote:

Sanjaya,

OK - Start today and put a Dollar-a-Day away until the
Redsun RP3000 Radio with AM-Sync is ready-for-sale
and being offered For Sale by Universal-Radio and others.

you will have enough cash money set-a-side
to buy one and a few other items too ~ RHF
�.
-ps- Until then buy a Redsun RP2100 and enjoy each day
listening to it; while waiting for the Redsun RP3000. )
�.

In article
,
Mike wrote:

RHF,

I like the way you think about radios!

SNIP

RHF tries to think but nothing happens.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"SWL-2010" wrote
I don't know if the 3000 will ever get here, I gave up on it, but I can
almost guarantee you would like the 2100 I have the Kaito version and for
the price, it's a great deal, and a fine addition to any listening post.

"RHF" wrote
OK - Start today and put a Dollar-a-Day away until the
Redsun RP3000 Radio with AM-Sync is ready-for-sale
and being offered For Sale by Universal-Radio and others.
you will have enough cash money set-a-side
to buy one and a few other items too ~ RHF
-ps- Until then buy a Redsun RP2100 and enjoy each day
listening to it; while waiting for the Redsun RP3000. )

Thanks guys.

"Mike" wrote
RHF,
I like the way you think about radios!

I agree!!!

Dear Sir,

The Redsun RP-3000/3100 has been put on "indefinite hold" (meaning
"fuhgeddaboutit!") as their engineers were/are not able to design a
properly-functioning synchronous detection circuit. I do not know why
this situation should exist (after all. synchronous detection circuits
have been around for over twenty years now), but that's the way it is.

If you want one of these radios, spring for the Kaito KA2100 (comes
with a US warranty and internal power supply yet can also be powered
by an external power supply, if you wish, and, of course, "D" and/or
"AA" batteries).

Best,

Joe

On Apr 27, 5:11 pm, "Sanjaya" wrote:
I have been considering the purchase of a Redsun RP 2100, but
have put it off in hopes that the next generation 3000 or 3001 would
be released.

Am I wasting my time waiting for the RP 3000?

If so, I'll go ahead and get a 2100.

"Joe Analssandrini" wrote...

Dear Sir,

The Redsun RP-3000/3100 has been put on "indefinite hold" (meaning
"fuhgeddaboutit!") as their engineers were/are not able to design a
properly-functioning synchronous detection circuit.
[snip]

Thanks Joe.
I ordered a 2100 from Universal-Radio.com today.
Got a notice shortly thereafter... backorder expected
May 10. Gotta wait I guess, but it will be worth it.

On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 08:39:19 -0700 (PDT), Joe Analssandrini
wrote:

If you want one of these radios, spring for the Kaito KA2100 (comes
with a US warranty and internal power supply yet can also be powered
by an external power supply, if you wish, and, of course, "D" and/or
"AA" batteries).

The Kaito KA2100 was recently discontinued. If you live in North
America, your options now are to buy the C. Crane version, or order a
Redsun-branded one off eBay (make sure you get the "export" version
with a North American power supply if you order off eBay).