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On Oct 3, 8:57*am, "Mike M." wrote:
Anyone *have a preference? Thank you, Mike M. I own both. Though they look virtually identical, they are very different radios. The G3 is the better radio, if you can find one with a properly functioning sync detector. I thought I had, but the sync detector went out after the warranty expired. Some folks think the G5 is more sensitive,but I think that's primarily from the louder upper limit of audio volume on the G5. Both portables are subcompact, very sensitive, and have incredibly low noise floors. A cheap G5 is hard to pass by... I actually own several. Both receivers also have a software lock button to keep them from being accidentally turned on. Overload is possible, but can usually be dealt with by placing sensitivity in the LOCAL position. Eton customer service is actually pretty impressive, as I'm currently working with them to get the G3 fixed. I also own both the Sony 7600G and 7600GR, and I think the operation of either Grundig is more intuitive and overall enjoyable than the Sonys. Mike Louisville, KY |
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