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Old December 15th 03, 03:08 AM
Tony Meloche
 
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N8KDV wrote:

As I recall the Superadio I just says Superadio on the front, the II and III are
indicated on the front of the later models.



Mine is a Superadio III, and is listed as "Model 7-2887". Hope that
helps.

Tony



Sherrill Martin wrote:

How do you tell if a Superadio is I, II, or III?

Thanks,

Sherrill

elfa wrote:

In article , Rhavedx says...

The GE Superadio III requires a stereo headset. I had the same thing when I
first bought mine, seems kind of a strange way to design a mono radio. Good
luck and enjoy.

Ron


My Superadio II needs stereo....won't work with mono so it seems the idea
started before the Super III.

elfa



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