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![]() "starman" wrote in message ... RivaScoot wrote: Hi, Since I bought my first shortwave radio (a cheapy Rat Shack) many moons ago agos, I've become quite used to tuning in stations using a knob. What medium-priced portatop -- not el cheapo or super expenso -- receivers allow tuning with a knob? Thans, RivaScoot The best one is the Drake SW8. It's out of production but can be found on the used market for about $450. It has a handle and can be powered by internal 'D' batteries in addition to an AC adapter. The later version (starting with 1996) is the best choice because of the improved sync' detector. The Grundig Satellit 800 also allows tuning with a tuning knob. The reception circuitry on the inside is the same as the SW8. Also, the older Grundigs, the Sat 700 and 650, would probably qualify. I've never listened to them, but I imagine that they've good audio fidelity. The Lowe 150 also had a tuning knob. --Mike L. |
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