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Hello.
I always believe in buying new. If you buy from a reputable dealer, you have someone standing behind you should there be any trouble. That said, I recommend the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and the AN-LP1 antenna. If you mount the antenna in a window, there should be no degradation of the signal due to the steel in the building. A possible better choice for a window-mount antenna is the AOR WL500 Window Antenna, though it is much more expensive and does not "collapse" as readily as does the AN-LP1. Really, the only way you will know for sure is to do what most of us have done: experiment. I do think the '7600/AN-LP1 combination should prove satisfactory, however. Using any radio with its built-in whip in a steel-reinforced building is almost always disappointing at best unless the radio itself is placed in a window. In a previous reply to your question, Steve states: " ... the SW77 is much, much better than the 7600GR on SSB, largely because it permits smaller tuning increments ... " This is incorrect as the '7600 has an ANALOG clarifier for SSB; that, coupled with the USB/LSB switch allows for essentially perfect phasing. In other words, there is "no" tuning "increment," or, you could say it is "infinite." Best, Joe |
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