Dave,
You are correct, i should be more specific as to the "Best"
gc receiver made. Unfortunately i cannot afford the best receiver
but i was curious to know what is available. My criteria for best
receiver would be a commercial grade receiver that was/is used
by u.s. government agencies within the past ten years. Also ty
to george craig for the site on premium receivers.

Radioman

"Dave Holford" wrote in message
...
Radio Man wrote:

For those who gave me an honest answer "Thank You".
For those who did notFU!!!

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If money were no object what is the best general
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I thought they were all honest answers to one of the most commonly asked
questions by beginners.

The answer depends on what you want and most of the answers here were
for consumer grade products - is that what you wanted? or were you
seriously looking for "the best"? If so that is a different world and
you had better be prepared to give your definition of BEST because there
are a multitude of answers and the cheapest probably start somewhere
above $20,000 and stop somewhere with a lot more zeros.

Dave

On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 21:37:14 GMT, "Radio Man"
wrote:

If money were no object what is the best general
coverage receiver that one could purchase?



WinRadio 313i

Hello Bill,

Do you own this computer receiver? If so, what do you think of its
performance and "usability," particularly in comparison with the
Grundig Satellit 800, the Drake R8B, and the AOR AR7030 Plus (the
radio I use computer-controlled) if you have experience with any or
all of those receivers. I am really curious about this radio. (I
wonder if they will make an external version.) If you do own one, what
antenna are you using? I was disappointed that there is no review in
the 2005 PASSPORT. I hope they will test it soon and post their
findings on their web site.

Thanks.

Joe

Bill Everhart wrote in message . ..
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 21:37:14 GMT, "Radio Man"
wrote:

If money were no object what is the best general
coverage receiver that one could purchase?

WinRadio 313i

http://www.monitoringtimes.com/html/mtrevunov04.html

In article ,
says...
Hello Bill,

Do you own this computer receiver? If so, what do you think of its
performance and "usability," particularly in comparison with the
Grundig Satellit 800, the Drake R8B, and the AOR AR7030 Plus (the
radio I use computer-controlled) if you have experience with any or
all of those receivers. I am really curious about this radio. (I
wonder if they will make an external version.) If you do own one, what
antenna are you using? I was disappointed that there is no review in
the 2005 PASSPORT. I hope they will test it soon and post their
findings on their web site.

Thanks.

Joe

Bill Everhart wrote in message . ..
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 21:37:14 GMT, "Radio Man"
wrote:

If money were no object what is the best general
coverage receiver that one could purchase?

WinRadio 313i

Hello Diesel,

I've seen that review (I get MONITORING TIMES), but, as Grove is, I
believe, the main US dealer for WinRadio, I would prefer an
"independent" review.

Thanks anyway.

Joe

diesel_fuel wrote in message ...

http://www.monitoringtimes.com/html/mtrevunov04.html

Bill Everhart wrote in message . ..
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 21:37:14 GMT, "Radio Man"
wrote:

If money were no object what is the best general
coverage receiver that one could purchase?

WinRadio 313i

On 22 Nov 2004 13:47:00 -0800, (Joe
Analssandrini) wrote:

Hello Diesel,

I've seen that review (I get MONITORING TIMES), but, as Grove is, I
believe, the main US dealer for WinRadio, I would prefer an
"independent" review.

Thanks anyway.

Joe




Here's your review:

http://www.monitoringtimes.com/html/mtrevunov04.html

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The Degen 1103 LOL!!!!!!!

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Those radio kits where you have to wind the wire around the toilet paper
roll all day. They work great.

ET phone Home.
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Mine.