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Old September 13th 03, 07:01 PM
Larry Ozarow
 
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Comrade.

I remember reading a review of a number of
such models. I thought it was at Radiointel,
but I can't find it there, so I must be mistaken.
If your Google skills are better than mine maybe
you can track it down.
As far as I can recall it agreed with what you've
seen, that the Grundig is about as good as they get.

I. P. Yurin wrote:
Comrades! I thank you in advance for any advice you give me.

I would like to purchase a s/w radio that can be powered by a crank.
There are at least 3, maybe 4-5 of them out there. I am most
interested in the s/w strengths of the radio: sensitivity and then
selectivity. AM broadcast is a 2nd interest. Next would come audio
quality from the radio's own speaker. FM doesn't matter at all;
doesn't even have to be there.

From what I have read - here and elsewhere - the Grundig is the hands
down winner. Does anyone have any different experience/recommendation?



 
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