Radio Intel wonders where it went. The Eton website doesn't list it.
Yet, in the November issues of Monitoring Times & Popular
Communications......there it is, along with the E1, E10, and E100.
Listing for $150 (US). Is this radio available or what?

Elton E5.. web link pulled...
Yeah, I saw it too, & then saw it dissappear..

- Probably marketing related.. don't anounce a new product whilst your
current one is selling well..
Hence, someone pulling the link..

( Interesting and related info below . . . )

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Sounds screwey to me.I have just about decided I don't want anything
with the eton name on it regardless of price.
cuhulin

But is the E1 actually selling that well? The price seems to be the
factor.

I am very skepitical of Eton products...I bought a E10 a while ago but
returned it because there is no way a single conversion, no SSB radio
should cost $150..This radio was so cheaply made that the tuner knob
would keep coming off, and if you rotated the antenna on a angle it
would cut into the plastic case...I only hope that eton has their act
together with the new E1, because at $500 it better be worth it...

GP wrote:
I am very skepitical of Eton products...I bought a E10 a while ago but
returned it because there is no way a single conversion, no SSB radio
should cost $150.

- An excellent reason for buying direct from China, IMHO;
- But true, you takes your chances..

Sometimes you get what you want..


This radio was so cheaply made that the tuner knob
would keep coming off, and if you rotated the antenna on a angle it
would cut into the plastic case...I only hope that eton has their act
together with the new E1, because at $500 it better be worth it...

Made in taiwan sangean radios are wayyyyy overrrrrr priced plastic JUNK
too.I owned two of them,I know what I am talking about.fed govy should
investigate ccrane company.Stay away them sangean radios.
cuhulin