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Radio Man September 16th 04 05:23 PM

Icom R75 Or Grundig Satellit 800
 
Is an unmodified R-75 a better radio than an
unmodified Grundig Mellinium 800 or vias/versa?



Michael Bryant September 16th 04 05:44 PM

From: "Radio Man"

Is an unmodified R-75 a better radio than an
unmodified Grundig Mellinium 800 or vias/versa?


If you spend most of your time listening to programs broadcast by major
international broadcasters, the SAT800 might be best. If you chase reception of
weaker DX stations, military or aircraft USB transmissions, or hams, the R75
will unquestionably, be better.

Overall, the R75 is far more sensitive, but lacks a selectable sync that can
make hour-after-hour program listening more comfortable.


Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A,
Degen 1102, Degen 1103, GE SRll,
Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76
(remove "nospam" to reply)

Brian September 17th 04 12:07 AM

There's no choice at all. R75 hands down.


-Brian



Telamon September 17th 04 05:52 AM

In article ,
ospam (Michael Bryant) wrote:

From: "Radio Man"


Is an unmodified R-75 a better radio than an
unmodified Grundig Mellinium 800 or vias/versa?


If you spend most of your time listening to programs broadcast by
major international broadcasters, the SAT800 might be best. If you
chase reception of weaker DX stations, military or aircraft USB
transmissions, or hams, the R75 will unquestionably, be better.

Overall, the R75 is far more sensitive, but lacks a selectable sync
that can make hour-after-hour program listening more comfortable.


But if you don't listen to SW which radio is better Mikey?

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Steve September 17th 04 02:09 PM

"Radio Man" wrote in message news:k6j2d.10647$ZP.27@trnddc05...
Is an unmodified R-75 a better radio than an
unmodified Grundig Mellinium 800 or vias/versa?


If you're a DXer, then you should obviously go for the R-75.

If you're a broadcast listener,l then you should go for the R-75 plus
a reasonably priced external speaker.

The R-75 and the Satellit are close enough in price that the vastly
greater capabilities of the R-75 make this an easy choice, at least in
my view.

Steve

RHF September 17th 04 05:51 PM

= = = "Radio Man" wrote in message
= = = news:k6j2d.10647$ZP.27@trnddc05...

Is an unmodified R-75 a better radio than an
unmodified Grundig Mellinium 800 or vias/versa?


RM,

If you are a International Shortwave "Program Listener"; also
enjoy AM/MW Talk Radio and FM Music Listening; then consider
the Grundig Satellit 800 M.

If your are a primarily interested in Shortwave and HAM Radio
"DXing" and not very interested in AM/MW Talk Radio and FM
Music Listening; then consider the Icom IC-R75 Receiver.

If you still can not decide - Buy Both :o) ~ RHF

..

Steve September 18th 04 01:59 AM

Yes, I agree with this. I always forget that the FM band is there :)


RM,

If you are a International Shortwave "Program Listener"; also
enjoy AM/MW Talk Radio and FM Music Listening; then consider
the Grundig Satellit 800 M.

If your are a primarily interested in Shortwave and HAM Radio
"DXing" and not very interested in AM/MW Talk Radio and FM
Music Listening; then consider the Icom IC-R75 Receiver.

If you still can not decide - Buy Both :o) ~ RHF

.



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