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Old August 2nd 10, 10:54 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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Default Radio Suggestions Requested, Please. And, Re Yaesu FRG 7700

Hi,

I enjoy sw listening, and quite a while ago I gave my son my Yaesu FRG
7700 when I updated my set to a JRC.

He thinks he would like sw listening, but the FRG 7700 is of course all
analog, and not much fun to use for someone like him who is very
non-technical.

I was thinking of selling it, and using the $ to get him a modern sw
receiver.

Would be for a Tabletop Model, and $ 250 max for the new one.

He wouldn't need SSB or vhf/uhf scanning, just the typical sw stuff
below 30 MHz.
But, I guess fm would be nice also.

Would also want, I guess, an all digital readout, digital freq.
selection, some memory capability, and if common, perhaps a built in
displayable station/freq. database
but they change so often, I'm not sure how or if this is practical ?
(Perhaps downloadable for Eibi, or...?)

Any suggestions ?

I guess the big names now for these types of radios are Sangean and
Grundig/Eaton. Others ?

Frankly, I know nothing about them as to reliability or performance, or
their model lineups.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

BTW: Anyone interested in a FRG 7700 ? Or, what kind of value do they
have ?

Thanks,
Bob
 
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