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November 28th 05, 01:08 PM
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Best 'portable' Shortwave Receiver ? Icom IC-75 Communications Receiver -or- Eton E1 AM/FM Shortwave Radio
Oregon Mike,
The one draw back of the Eton E1 Radio is that it does not have a carrying Handle. Suggest that 'if' you are going to be Carrying the Eton E1 Radio around you get a Soft-Case built for a Lap Top Computer. IMHO - It is worth protecting your Investment in this $500 'portable' AM/FM Shortwave Radio. something to think about - e1'ing you all ~ RHF .. . . .. . . .. .. . . Out ! |
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