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November 18th 04, 05:37 PM
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Radio Man wrote: If money were no object what is the best general coverage receiver that one could purchase? Not again! Why do people keep asking the same questions? Dave |
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November 18th 04, 07:25 PM
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Dave Holford wrote:
Radio Man wrote: If money were no object what is the best general coverage receiver that one could purchase? Not again! Why do people keep asking the same questions? Dave When this thread was started, I thought to myself, OK, so folks will give all kinds of answers, and the guy will come back and say "Hey, I got a great deal on a Grundig YB205! Sure enough, the person who started this thread posted this on 11/4: I am interested in purchasing a receiver with the following criteria: 1. Analog only readout 2. AM/FM/Shortwave Freqs. 3. About the size of a sony 7600gr or smaller 4. Power requirements: Four or less AA batteries. |
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November 19th 04, 02:06 AM
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Forget the receiver --- get the best antenna you can afford
-- The Anon Keyboard I doubt, therefore I might be Radio Man wrote: If money were no object what is the best general coverage receiver that one could purchase? |
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