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Tony: If you've been using the Grundig FR200, has it met your expectations?
The FR200 has strong images on SW, which surprised me. I have cheaper radios that don't. The good news is that the image may be in the clear whereas the fundamental signal may not be. G There's a little backlash in the tuning, but the fine tuning feature sort of makes up for it. One can surf the band easily with course tune and then peak on a desired signal. It's worth having, though. I also have a $20 Sonnet R-3582. I works okay, but it's generator-rechargeable battery system is something else. One minute of cranking only gives three minutes of operation. LOL The clue is that the rechargeables are AA's, whereas the alkalines are D's. G (I have no idea why D's are needed.) I suppose higher capacity AA's would help some, maybe. The generator current output may not be enough to provide more operating time per cranking time. Bill, K5BY |
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