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FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
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FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
M II - Very good and you are learning :o)
However, can you now find two links for the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna. Or better find a Link for the Sony ICF-SW7600GR plus the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna for a price under $248.16 . . . ~ RHF |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
"m II" wrote in message news:IAC7f.52754$Io.51997@clgrps13... wrote: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ayphotohosting $149.99 http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it...ures/524159632 $129.85 http://www.digitalfotoclub.com/sc/CART.ASP?id=964589697 etc..etc... Good afternoon The Digitalfotoclub for $130. Do you really think they are brand new untouched for $130?? Not open box, refurbished, factory fixed etc. I saw one vendor, "Techs for Less" had it for $129 but never mentioned it till he couldn't get away with it anymore and finally had the one word "refurished" added somewhere in the description What do you and others thing about this vendor? Thank you Glenn |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
I bought my 7600GR "NEW" from J&R Music through Amazon for $129...
"Lucky" wrote in message ... "m II" wrote in message news:IAC7f.52754$Io.51997@clgrps13... wrote: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...dexURL=0& pho toDisplayType=2#ebayphotohosting $149.99 http://www.vanns.com/shop/servlet/it...ures/524159632 $129.85 http://www.digitalfotoclub.com/sc/CART.ASP?id=964589697 etc..etc... Good afternoon The Digitalfotoclub for $130. Do you really think they are brand new untouched for $130?? Not open box, refurbished, factory fixed etc. I saw one vendor, "Techs for Less" had it for $129 but never mentioned it till he couldn't get away with it anymore and finally had the one word "refurished" added somewhere in the description What do you and others thing about this vendor? Thank you Glenn |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop...
J&R Music Company www.jr.com has lowered the price of the
ICF-SW7600GR Radios they sell.(which I think are great radios at a great price) A few months ago they were priced at J&R at about $138.00. cuhulin |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
"John S." wrote in message oups.com... wrote: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ayphotohosting I would give you $120.00 for the radio but nothing for the antenna. Could you give us a few more details, perhaps as to *why* you hold the antenna in disrepute? I for one would be very interested in hearing more... Thanks, Dave |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
Dave wrote: "John S." wrote in message oups.com... wrote: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ayphotohosting I would give you $120.00 for the radio but nothing for the antenna. Could you give us a few more details, perhaps as to *why* you hold the antenna in disrepute? I for one would be very interested in hearing more... Thanks, Dave Sure. An external amplified antenna is in my experience of limited or no value on a small portable like the 7600. What may seem like an improvement in the signal is in reality just all signals and noise being lifted equally on a given frequency. In my experience a simple piece of wire will get the same results. |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop...
What does an AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna look like?
cuhulin |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop...
I just now did a www.devilfinder.com for,AN-LP1 Active Loop
Antennas If I want to buy an active antenna,I will drive to MFJ Enterprises www.MFJEnterprises.com and let them help me pick out an MFJ active/amplified (whatever they call them) antenna.Which reminds me,I need to order me an MFJ catalog. cuhulin |
Using the Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio with the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna
John S.
So it looks like we are in disagreement again. Here is my 'opinion' based on my personal experience using the Sony ICF-SW7600GR 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radios by itself; with a 23 Foot Roll-Up / Reel-Up "Portable" Shortwave Antenna; and the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna 1. The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna is "Tunable" (Pre-Selector) and can easily be place in a location (window) for the 'best reception' = Strongest Signals and Lowest Noise. 2. The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna works well for a Traveler who only has a Hotel/Motel Window as their "Gateway" to the World of Shortwave Radio. 3. The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna can also work well for some Shortwave Listener's who live in Apartments and Condos and are very limited in using any type of OutSide {Random Wire} Shortwave Antennas. 4. Most of the time those little 23 Foot Roll-Up / Reel-Up "Portable" Shortwave Antennas that come with many 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radios do not perform as well as the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna. This is whether you Plug the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna into the Radio's External Antenna 1/8" Jack or simply Clip-It-On to the Radio's Whip Antenna. 5. For Shortwave Listening (SWL) the combination of the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna and the Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio usually works better then using the Radio by itself. TBL - Yes the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna does amplify the Noise along with the Signal. But when you can not Hear them : Then something is better then nothing. Not a perfect solution but simply better than most other available or permitted options. iane ~ RHF |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active LoopAntenna
2. People have reported good results with it using the 7600GR.
************************************************** ***************** good call Telamon. i use the an-lp1 in my car when i'm on the road. i hang the loop near a window, off the rag top. never tried it on a hard top. works better than the whip. and road noise isn't too bad. i have 2 here, and i feel it's a good buy. this time last year, when the word went around, that Sony was to stop making them, i saw the an-lp1 go on ebay up to $150. another poster on this gp owns 4 of them. Good DX... Drifter... *on*the*fringe*of*Pittsburgh* |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
Drifter,
Sony ICF-SW7600GR 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radios and the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna The combination-of-the-two make for good traveling companions. Place the Radio on the Table or Nightstand and next Hook the Loop Antenna on the Window; and then Connect the two togther and you are ready to listen. The Radio and the Loop and a few other accessories all fit into a Men's Travel Kit Bag = http://tinyurl.com/due8g yes it is as simple as that - iane ~ RHF |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop Antenna
On 27 Oct 2005 19:37:05 -0700, "RHF"
wrote: Drifter, Sony ICF-SW7600GR 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radios and the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna The combination-of-the-two make for good traveling companions. Place the Radio on the Table or Nightstand and next Hook the Loop Antenna on the Window; and then Connect the two togther and you are ready to listen. The Radio and the Loop and a few other accessories all fit into a Men's Travel Kit Bag = http://tinyurl.com/due8g yes it is as simple as that - iane ~ RHF . Though I have not used the AN-LP1 antenna I do have a 7600G and find it a good travel radio, actually a good radio period (in it's class). I checked out the link and almost choked when I read the price - $79.95 for a leather bag seems too rich a choice for either it's intended purpose or for use in protecting the radio. For those seeking a means of carrying their portable and some accessories, I suggest Bagmaster https://www.bagmaster.com/index.htm and their rectangular pistol pouches. These items have padding, an accessory pocket and magazine pouches that could be put to use to hold pens & pencils, a penlight, notepad etc. They are made of 'ballistic nylon' and the largest size is about $36. |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active Loop...
Check out the Wal Mart and similar stores and camera stores for tote
bags.Also your local area thrift stores. cuhulin |
FS on ebay - Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio & Sony AN-LP1 Active LoopAntenna
yes it is as simple as that - iane ~ RHF
************************************************** ********************** ah-OK. been doing this for too many years, but, thanks for reaffirming this for me. i like/ use the universal tote/ radio bag. from our good friends at Universal Radio. even has their logo on it. was made for the Sony 2010; zippered main; and 1 velcro-1 open pockets. carries about all you need in one bag, and padded with shoulder strap. my first one has been all over the world with me. i have a number of them now. they also have the medal/ small case with cut-to-fit foam inside. check out their web site. BTW- RHF, good luck on the kiwa loop. i would like to have one in my collection, but, not at the prices ebay brings. maybe after i retire. and; "I ain't no Elmer either"...... Good DX... Drifter... *on*the*fringe*of*Pittsburgh* |
Using the Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio with the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna
RHF wrote: John S. So it looks like we are in disagreement again. Here is my 'opinion' based on my personal experience using the Sony ICF-SW7600GR 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radios by itself; with a 23 Foot Roll-Up / Reel-Up "Portable" Shortwave Antenna; and the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna 1. The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna is "Tunable" (Pre-Selector) and can easily be place in a location (window) for the 'best reception' = Strongest Signals and Lowest Noise. 2. The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna works well for a Traveler who only has a Hotel/Motel Window as their "Gateway" to the World of Shortwave Radio. 3. The Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna can also work well for some Shortwave Listener's who live in Apartments and Condos and are very limited in using any type of OutSide {Random Wire} Shortwave Antennas. 4. Most of the time those little 23 Foot Roll-Up / Reel-Up "Portable" Shortwave Antennas that come with many 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radios do not perform as well as the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna. This is whether you Plug the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna into the Radio's External Antenna 1/8" Jack or simply Clip-It-On to the Radio's Whip Antenna. 5. For Shortwave Listening (SWL) the combination of the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna and the Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio usually works better then using the Radio by itself. TBL - Yes the Sony AN-LP1 Active Shortwave Loop Antenna does amplify the Noise along with the Signal. But when you can not Hear them : Then something is better then nothing. Not a perfect solution but simply better than most other available or permitted options. You could very well be correct. This may in-fact be THE one portable amplified antenna that is able to deliver signals that could not be gotten with either the whip antenna or a simple wire antenna strung around a window. My experience with many other wunder-antennas has been that they are little more than a gadgety external volume control. After turning one or more knobs all signals get equally louder, but nothing magically pops out of the mud. I've taken a variety of (mostly Sony) shortwave portables on trips over the years and have found that a simple wire strung around the hotel room window will gather a lot of signals in a less then perfect listening environment. I may be wrong....and if I find one cheap enough I just might try it. But not at the going prices. |
Using the Sony ICF-SW7600GR Radio with the Sony AN-LP1 ActiveS...
www.devilfinder.com Build your own amplified radio antenna and null
out unwanted noise Seems to me in this modern technology age,there should be a way to build a very good amplified antenna without the unwanted noise.How do amplified antennas work anyway,do they boost the radio signals? cuhulin |
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