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It's only a mono chip in there. The two sides of the jack are simply
connected together. They do this because most people have or buy stereo headphones, whereas mono headphones or earphones are rarely ever seen anymore. Ah so... Thanks. Bill, K5BY |
SM,
GE Superadios for Dummies = = = A 'picture' PHOTO Essay (12 Images) Can Be Viewed in the PHOTOS Section of the "Long Range" {GE Superadio Group For Connoisseurs] eGroup on YAHOO ! GoTo= http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/longrange/lst Photos and Descriptions of the three major GE Superadios and a few of the other variations of same. nbr ~ RHF = = = No Brains Required - The Pictures Tell It All :o) .. .. = = = Sherrill Martin = = = wrote in message m... How do you tell if a Superadio is I, II, or III? |
SM,
GE Superadios for Dummies = = = A 'picture' PHOTO Essay (12 Images) Can Be Viewed in the PHOTOS Section of the "Long Range" {GE Superadio Group For Connoisseurs] eGroup on YAHOO ! GoTo= http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/longrange/lst Photos and Descriptions of the three major GE Superadios and a few of the other variations of same. nbr ~ RHF = = = No Brains Required - The Pictures Tell It All :o) .. .. = = = Sherrill Martin = = = wrote in message m... How do you tell if a Superadio is I, II, or III? |
SM,
GE Superadios for Dummies = = = A 'picture' PHOTO Essay (12 Images) Can Be Viewed in the PHOTOS Section of the "Long Range" {GE Superadio Group For Connoisseurs] eGroup on YAHOO ! GoTo= http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/longrange/lst Photos and Descriptions of the three major GE Superadios and a few of the other variations of same. nbr ~ RHF = = = No Brains Required - The Pictures Tell It All :o) .. .. = = = Sherrill Martin = = = wrote in message m... How do you tell if a Superadio is I, II, or III? |
I used to have the GE P-1810a Long Range and it was great on mw.
I lost it years ago and I've been looking for this radio for sometime now with no luck. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "When in doubt, mumble." "KEN8038" wrote in message ... and a model called the "Performer" which was a pared down Superadio (C Cells instead of D) which lived up to its billing. Hmmm. I've had an SR 2 since about 1991, but I never heard of the Performer. I'm interested ( I also have an old GE P780 which is my best MW DX radio of the many radios I have). I just did a google and Ebay search but nothing turned up. Can anyone elaborate on the Performer or direct me to a picture or a writeup. Thanks. --Ken |
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"grumpus" wrote in message om... A question for all Superadio aficionados...must the radio wear the Superadio badge to be considered a true Superadio? Regards, Grumpus When it comes to the GE models, yes. Other radios they made that look similar to the Superadio series are actually quite different circuit-wise. Though you may experience performance levels above many other portables (primarily because of the larger loopsticks), the basic chassis is pretty much the same as any other small portable, or an IC pocket radio. Adding larger antennas to those other portables will often bring their performance up to these higher levels (think of what a loop antenna does for most portables, it doesn't make so much difference on a properly aligned SRI or II {there's no such thing as a properly aligned SRIII...}) |
Ken, do a Google search for "The Super Radios By G.E.";
Thanks for the tip (and thanks to the others that provided information too), So... Is The Performer the same as the 7-2875A (which is in the picture with several other GE radios on that site)?. Thanks again. |
"KEN8038" wrote in message ... Ken, do a Google search for "The Super Radios By G.E."; Thanks for the tip (and thanks to the others that provided information too), So... Is The Performer the same as the 7-2875A (which is in the picture with several other GE radios on that site)?. Thanks again. |
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