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![]() "CW" wrote in message ... Mine. your what? |
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" Radio Flyer" wrote: "CW" wrote in message ... Mine. your what? Radio! -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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Really. Perhaps he should make himself a crystal radio. It would use no
batteries. Don't know how it would work on SW but they used to work pretty well on AM or FM, forgot which. Not very selective, but not costly to operate either! Radio Flyer wrote: "Radio Man" wrote in message news:ewPmd.5860$h15.2506@trnddc07... If money were no object what is the best general coverage receiver that one could purchase? Those radio kits where you have to wind the wire around the toilet paper roll all day. They work great. |
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Well, it all depends on what you will be listening to. If you are
going for Radio Flyspeck that broadcasts for an hour a day on a 10 watt transmitter from Kiribati like one of the Japan Radio, Icom, Kenwood, etc., radios, lots of antenna. OTOH if you are looking for pleasant armchair listening to powerhouse broadcasters and don't need a radio that fits into a pocket, then go for an old Panasonic RF-5000b. Wonderfully smooth and mellow audio from a hefty radio in a wood case (brushed steel exterior). For a good portable at a decent price look at the Sony ICF7600GR. "Radio Man" wrote in message news:ewPmd.5860$h15.2506@trnddc07... If money were no object what is the best general coverage receiver that one could purchase? |
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