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Old February 14th 04, 11:58 PM
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Jay: I had another thought. I take it you are in Canada(as I am).
Go to the Durham Radio website and check out the Kaito WRX 911. It is
a tiny analog radio that has garnered good reviews for $40. Shipping
would be about $12 plus GST.
Secondly , take a look at the Kaito 1101 at $80. By all reports
this radio will blow the doors off all three of the ones you are
looking at. This will cost a bit more than the DX 342 but it has two
bandwidths, tone control, AC adapter, built in battery recharger for
the included 3 AA NiMh batteries.
There is no need to get along with a radio that went out of
production 10 years ago. Go for the modern digitally tuned. It will
serve you much better in the long run.
Regards again
Bob






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On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 18:38:50 GMT, Jay wrote:
Hello again



Also, FYI the DX-342 is $79.99 CDN, and The DX-351 is $49.99 CDN

Is the 342 that much better in reception and build quality that is
warrants the extra 30 dollars?

Thanks, Jay

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Old February 15th 04, 05:41 AM
Jim Hackett
 
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I bought a WRX911 from Electronic Specialty on eBay for $29.95 + 6.05
shipping. It is quite the little radio. Much more sensitive and selective
than the mini 100, 200, 300 or ANY other cheap small portable...



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Jay: I had another thought. I take it you are in Canada(as I am).
Go to the Durham Radio website and check out the Kaito WRX 911. It is
a tiny analog radio that has garnered good reviews for $40. Shipping
would be about $12 plus GST.
Secondly , take a look at the Kaito 1101 at $80. By all reports
this radio will blow the doors off all three of the ones you are
looking at. This will cost a bit more than the DX 342 but it has two
bandwidths, tone control, AC adapter, built in battery recharger for
the included 3 AA NiMh batteries.
There is no need to get along with a radio that went out of
production 10 years ago. Go for the modern digitally tuned. It will
serve you much better in the long run.
Regards again
Bob






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On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 18:38:50 GMT, Jay wrote:
Hello again



Also, FYI the DX-342 is $79.99 CDN, and The DX-351 is $49.99 CDN

Is the 342 that much better in reception and build quality that is
warrants the extra 30 dollars?

Thanks, Jay



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Old February 15th 04, 06:24 PM
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 21:28:02 GMT, Jay wrote:

Hello all

It has boiled down to one of these 3 radios. The local Radio Shack
carries each of them. I have read many a good thing about the Grundig
Miniworld, but info is hard to find on the two Realistic models.
I my budget is tight, and it looks like analogue is the most
affordable, and compact is what I am leaning towards.
Does anybody have any thoughtsor comparisons?

Thanks, Jay


The Degen DE105 is a nice all digital shirt pocket radio that fits in
the same proce range. It is in my openion the best of the truly
inexpensive small radios available.


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