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"W Page Pyne" wrote in message news:WfMLd.4641$B64.3912@trnddc07... Another radio is of the Boat Anchor variety. Its bigger and bulky and uses TUBES. Its a National NC-183D. It is both selective and very sensitive below 20 MHz or so. Its a real radio for AM Broadcast Band reception too. Wish I still had mine Join the crowd, in a weak moment I sold mine along with a SP600 in the late 70's. RM~ |
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JShorr wrote: Is there a receiver (sub 150$us) that is, far and a way, the best one out there? I would really like to start playing around with shortwave radio, but I can't seem to find a radio that doesn't have several negative reviews... If you want an older portable that has good reviews. And don't want to spent alot. Try a Sangean ATS-803A/RS DX-440. Usually can pick one up even on ebay for less than $75. And they are not the battery hogs some newer set are. BW |
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B.R. Smith wrote in
: On 31 Jan 2005 08:58:35 -0800, wrote: Definitely ICF-SW07 has the better reception performance than 7600GR, As for DE1103, at least the DE1103 has a rotate tuning knob, 7600GR hasn't it I hesitated on buying the 7600GR because it lacked a tuning knob. Now that I have it, not only do I not miss the tuning knob, I wouldn't want a radio with one. I like how I can just scan across the channels with the touch of the button. You also can scan the channels with a touch of the button on any radio that has PLL ("digital") tuning and a tuning knob. I like the tuning knob because you can hear weak stations that the auto-search won't pick up. |
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