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Old June 18th 04, 07:13 PM
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Everybody wants something for nothing. Add $150.00 to that and there are
choices. Radios in the price range you mentioned are disappointing, to say
the least.

"Invader3k" wrote in message
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I'm sure this topic has been hammered to death before, but I want to
get a radio for my office desk. Something small, probably under $50
US. Want to be able to listen to the major SW bands and AM as well. I
like the Grundig products, but am open to other ideas. I am thinking
of a smaller handheld type which I can use for travel as well.

Thanks,
Mason



 
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