matt weber wrote:


Depends upon which 2001 it is. The 2001 D is known as a 2010 in much
of the rest of the world, and odds are if it is in good working order,
you can get more than you paid for it. The 2001D/2010 is actually
still being built as far as i can tell (but probably not much longer),
other variants of the 2001 are much less valuable.

The 2010 is/was a full coverage HF receiver, while some versions of the
2001-D have certain frequencies (bands) disabled. This is because some
countries don't permit their citizens to listen to police or military
communications. The 2010/2001-D is out of production as of January,
2003.


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On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 03:01:38 -0400, starman wrote:

matt weber wrote:


Depends upon which 2001 it is. The 2001 D is known as a 2010 in much
of the rest of the world, and odds are if it is in good working order,
you can get more than you paid for it. The 2001D/2010 is actually
still being built as far as i can tell (but probably not much longer),
other variants of the 2001 are much less valuable.

The 2010 is/was a full coverage HF receiver, while some versions of the
2001-D have certain frequencies (bands) disabled.
Hate to disappoint you, but I have the 2010 service manual. There are
4 versions of the 2010, and only one has full coverage (The North
American Version). The Saudi vesion doesn't have SSB or Synch or Air
band, and that and two other versions (European IIRC) have various
holes in the coverage.

This is because some
countries don't permit their citizens to listen to police or military
communications. The 2010/2001-D is out of production as of January,
2003.


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I have the service manual too. The versions with blocked coverage were
sold as the 2001-D, regardless of what the manual says. There is *one*
version of the 2010 for North America and *three* versions of the 2001-D
for the rest of the world.

Go to:

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/snaray...2010_spec.html

BTW- I'm not the least disappointed.

matt weber wrote:

On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 03:01:38 -0400, starman wrote:

matt weber wrote:


Depends upon which 2001 it is. The 2001 D is known as a 2010 in much
of the rest of the world, and odds are if it is in good working order,
you can get more than you paid for it. The 2001D/2010 is actually
still being built as far as i can tell (but probably not much longer),
other variants of the 2001 are much less valuable.

The 2010 is/was a full coverage HF receiver, while some versions of the
2001-D have certain frequencies (bands) disabled.

Hate to disappoint you, but I have the 2010 service manual. There are
4 versions of the 2010, and only one has full coverage (The North
American Version). The Saudi vesion doesn't have SSB or Synch or Air
band, and that and two other versions (European IIRC) have various
holes in the coverage.

This is because some
countries don't permit their citizens to listen to police or military
communications. The 2010/2001-D is out of production as of January,
2003.


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