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I am in the market for a receiver with the
following criteria: 1. Analog readout only 2. AM/FM/Shortwave freqs 3. About the size of a sony 7600gr or smaller 4. Power requirements: Four AA or less Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank You |
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Radio Man wrote:
I am in the market for a receiver with the following criteria: 1. Analog readout only 2. AM/FM/Shortwave freqs 3. About the size of a sony 7600gr or smaller 4. Power requirements: Four AA or less Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank You There are many low cost (less than $50) digital readout receivers now. It hardly pays to buy an analog model in this price range which will almost certainly disappoint you. ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= East/West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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"starman" wrote in message ... Radio Man wrote: I am in the market for a receiver with the following criteria: 1. Analog readout only 2. AM/FM/Shortwave freqs 3. About the size of a sony 7600gr or smaller 4. Power requirements: Four AA or less Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank You There are many low cost (less than $50) digital readout receivers now. It hardly pays to buy an analog model in this price range which will almost certainly disappoint you. I will be honest that I was about to say Hammarlund HQ-180A, until I read the part about "AM/FM/Shortwave freqs". --Mike L. |
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In order of preference:
1) Degen 1103 (simulated analog display w/digital readout) 2) Sony ICF-SW40 (decent radio) 3) Sony ICF-SW11 (best of the low end - IMO) If you change your mind about analog may I suggest the Sony ICF-SW35. It is a Dual-Conversion receiver and the digital controls are excellent. The audio is pretty nice and 3 AA batteries will last for about 40 hours. Looks nice but most of all it is a Sony, IT WORKS! "Radio Man" wrote in message news:6Sqid.2473$_e.2259@trnddc05... I am in the market for a receiver with the following criteria: 1. Analog readout only 2. AM/FM/Shortwave freqs 3. About the size of a sony 7600gr or smaller 4. Power requirements: Four AA or less Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank You |
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"Radio Man" wrote in message news:6Sqid.2473$_e.2259@trnddc05... I am in the market for a receiver with the following criteria: 1. Analog readout only 2. AM/FM/Shortwave freqs 3. About the size of a sony 7600gr or smaller 4. Power requirements: Four AA or less Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank You Hi, May I sugest the Grudig Mini-World100PE It meets all the criteria, and isquite sensitive on its whip. Battery life is exceptionally good and comes complete with carry pouch,earbuds and even 2 AA batteries. I bought mine from J & R Misic for under $30.00 including shipping. I undersyand Radioshack carries this also, Charlie |
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I have the Grundig Mini also. It works
much better with 15 ft of thin wire attached to the antenna. Batteries do last a very long time. Use headphones for best sound. It is about the size of a pack of cigarettes. Hard to go wrong for $30. |
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