DeWayne wrote:
http://www.northcoastjournal.com/080405/cover0804.html

C. Crane Co. has been exceptionally quiet about the high failure rate
of the digital frequency display of the CCRadio.

My old "standard" GE SRll and Superadio 3 have no problems at all.

Until they acknowledge that and have a no-charge fix for such an
obvious problem, they will not get anymore business from me.

Likewise, the over-hyped Super ATS-909, from Radiolabs, they should
have left the narrow filter alone. The stock ATS-909 was a little deaf
off the internal whip, but Radiolabs went too far in modding the radio
out IMHO.

Les

I prefer radios with the old style mechanical analog dials and tuning
anyday,even if they do drift a little bit.My old radios hardley drift
enough to worry about at all.Sometimes,old technology is better than new
technology.I am going to buy a new CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) HDTV set at
Cowboy Maloney's Electric City store next year.I am not the least bit
interested in LED's and stuff like that.I like the old technology.
cuhulin

On 2005-08-10 15:26:23 -0400, "Les" said:


DeWayne wrote:
http://www.northcoastjournal.com/080405/cover0804.html

C. Crane Co. has been exceptionally quiet about the high failure rate
of the digital frequency display of the CCRadio.

Until they acknowledge that and have a no-charge fix for such an
obvious problem, they will not get anymore business from me.

Les

They are Sangeans, which are notorious for this fault. My 'Q' radio
also suffered from their disappearing display.

Ken.