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HI Abb:
Probably more marketing than Radio; - Sure, buy one ! An analogue will use less electricity & have less power drain than a Digital. - IF it's going to be infrequently used , keep extra batteries with it, and a list of local / SWR stations. Lots of Flashlights help. I used a Sangean 606A down here in NYC, worked like a charm; & BBC told me I was in the Dark! Dan In article , "AbbN" writes: From: "AbbN" Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 14:42:19 -0400 Hi, After this power failure I'm seriously thinking about getting one of these since they only cost $50 here in Canada. I was lucky that my batteries in my DX-398 and 400PE were charged up and that we didn't go too long without power. I suppose back up batteries may be cheaper but I'd like to hear any opinions anyone may have of this thing. -- Thanks In Advance Abb N VE3003SWL Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
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