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On Apr 25, 10:01*am, sctvguy1 wrote:
Gregg wrote: IMHO - a real good radio for the BCB or listening to talk radio should be a radio that is strictly AM. I know - I know there are some extremely good receivers that have the SW and FM with the AM but in most cases there are taking 'something' away to have all three modes. The only radio I would buy that had the AM and FM for talk radio would be one of the SR or if you can find a GE P-780 on Ebay, grab it. I can't count how many hundreds of hours where I have the GE on and listening to the Reds games or talk radio, it's fabulous for that. Just my take.ducking beer bottles My GE SRIII, bought from Ace Hardware is very good, but the tuning is so damn touchy! *I listen at night to WPHT, great evening talk shows. *I am in S. Florida, so use a Select-Tenna to weed out the Cubans who seem to infest every channel. Also use a CCrane with the "twin ferrite" antenna, and several restored boatanchors, which are really the best for BCBDX! I'm going to make a point sometime this week to see if the Ace around here has the SR and maybe pick one up. Sometimes it's hard for me to get past the way these radios are put together. I remember when I was going to pu the RS that touted that piece as a "long distance" radio. The knobs and switches were loose and there was just no heft to the piece for its size. There's no way that particular radio would have held up to all the hours I would have used it IMO. |
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