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Old February 11th 04, 11:16 AM
Bob Staggs
 
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The "cloudiness" appears to be within the display itself. Sort of like
streaks of pigmentation. The frequencies can be read, fortunately. Wow!
Triple conversion - this is incredible. Now I'm really fascinated with this
radio.
Thanks for the info - - -


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It was made by Uniden. Same as their CR-2021. It was one of the best
portables of the 80's. It has a triple conversion design. It was based
(loosely) on the Sony-2001 (not the 2001-D) which was the first fully
digital shortwave portable.
Is the LCD display on your DX-400 "cloudy" because the clear plastic
window has a lot of scratches or is there a problem with the display
itself?


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