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Old May 14th 04, 07:11 PM
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if ya need a good laugh; i ordered, from the sony
web site. wanted an AC adaptor for my 7600. got the
one, sony and the web site suggested. just got it today.
AC-E60A. made in china. on the back of the blister pack,
under notes, it says: "Do not use this AC adapter with a
radio as it may cause some noises".
LOL...Drifter...
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Old May 14th 04, 07:22 PM
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Drifter wrote:

if ya need a good laugh; i ordered, from the sony
web site. wanted an AC adaptor for my 7600. got the
one, sony and the web site suggested. just got it today.
AC-E60A. made in china. on the back of the blister pack,
under notes, it says: "Do not use this AC adapter with a
radio as it may cause some noises".
LOL...Drifter...


I believe that may have been pointed out before. However, it seems as
though some folks experience noise, and some do not when using the
adapter.

Maybe it just depends on which adapter Sony is supplied with and the
notes just happen to be generic.

Steve
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Old May 14th 04, 08:00 PM
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I'll tell you one thing. I never used the Sony AC adapter with my 7600 or
7600GR when listening to shortwave. For one thing, it made the automatic
frequency scanning stop at every increment, and it really interfered with
reception. No problem on batteries though, and it wasn't a problem for
regular AM or FM.
Pete


"Drifter" wrote in message
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if ya need a good laugh; i ordered, from the sony
web site. wanted an AC adaptor for my 7600. got the
one, sony and the web site suggested. just got it today.
AC-E60A. made in china. on the back of the blister pack,
under notes, it says: "Do not use this AC adapter with a
radio as it may cause some noises".
LOL...Drifter...



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Old May 14th 04, 08:12 PM
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On Fri, 14 May 2004 19:00:45 GMT, "Pete" wrote:

I'll tell you one thing. I never used the Sony AC adapter with my 7600 or
7600GR when listening to shortwave. For one thing, it made the automatic
frequency scanning stop at every increment, and it really interfered with
reception. No problem on batteries though, and it wasn't a problem for
regular AM or FM.
Pete


"Drifter" wrote in message
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if ya need a good laugh; i ordered, from the sony
web site. wanted an AC adaptor for my 7600. got the
one, sony and the web site suggested. just got it today.
AC-E60A. made in china. on the back of the blister pack,
under notes, it says: "Do not use this AC adapter with a
radio as it may cause some noises".
LOL...Drifter...



I find that when I use my AC adaptor as opposed to batteries I get a
lot more information about lying PhD's and ex-military losers. Is
that your experience too?
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Old May 14th 04, 11:37 PM
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PWBR mentions the issue with the adapter in their review of the
7600GR, including the bit about the "do not use with a radio" warning.
That is very un-Sony like IMHO.

"Pete" wrote in message le.rogers.com...
I'll tell you one thing. I never used the Sony AC adapter with my 7600 or
7600GR when listening to shortwave. For one thing, it made the automatic
frequency scanning stop at every increment, and it really interfered with
reception. No problem on batteries though, and it wasn't a problem for
regular AM or FM.
Pete


"Drifter" wrote in message
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if ya need a good laugh; i ordered, from the sony
web site. wanted an AC adaptor for my 7600. got the
one, sony and the web site suggested. just got it today.
AC-E60A. made in china. on the back of the blister pack,
under notes, it says: "Do not use this AC adapter with a
radio as it may cause some noises".
LOL...Drifter...

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