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Grundig/Eton FR250 questions....
I've had the Grundig FR200 now for some time, nice little radio although
plagued by birdies (images) and a supercritical tuning rate only a surgeon could effect to tune in shortwave stations. So I'm a bit interested in the FR250...since the shortwave bands are divided now from 2 bands to several more the selectivity should be a bit better. Grundig/Eton told me the sensitivity is the same. So, if you've got one and used it how does it perform? Mind you, I've no need for a super DX machine, I'm a ham op with genuine supersensitive receivers, a 65 foot tower, and a large array of antennas. The FR250 will serve as merely a nightstand radio to twiddle with prior to sleep. But I'd like to know how others rate it within these paramaters. Thanks in advance Bill KC9CS |
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Go for the Eton E100, great little radio! Wish it had usb.lsb tho....
"Bill Otten" wrote in message ... I've had the Grundig FR200 now for some time, nice little radio although plagued by birdies (images) and a supercritical tuning rate only a surgeon could effect to tune in shortwave stations. So I'm a bit interested in the FR250...since the shortwave bands are divided now from 2 bands to several more the selectivity should be a bit better. Grundig/Eton told me the sensitivity is the same. So, if you've got one and used it how does it perform? Mind you, I've no need for a super DX machine, I'm a ham op with genuine supersensitive receivers, a 65 foot tower, and a large array of antennas. The FR250 will serve as merely a nightstand radio to twiddle with prior to sleep. But I'd like to know how others rate it within these paramaters. Thanks in advance Bill KC9CS |
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If you don't like your FR200, consider selling it to me. If this idea
interests you contact me at d b e a n e (at) pee dee que (dot) n e t Dave "Bill Otten" wrote in message ... I've had the Grundig FR200 now for some time, nice little radio although plagued by birdies (images) and a supercritical tuning rate only a surgeon could effect to tune in shortwave stations. So I'm a bit interested in the FR250...since the shortwave bands are divided now from 2 bands to several more the selectivity should be a bit better. Grundig/Eton told me the sensitivity is the same. So, if you've got one and used it how does it perform? Mind you, I've no need for a super DX machine, I'm a ham op with genuine supersensitive receivers, a 65 foot tower, and a large array of antennas. The FR250 will serve as merely a nightstand radio to twiddle with prior to sleep. But I'd like to know how others rate it within these paramaters. Thanks in advance Bill KC9CS |
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