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Hi Roger,
If you're wanting to make this purchase just for the sake of amassing a collection of portable shortwave radios, then go for it. If you're looking for some performance edge over what you've already got, then there's little reason to make this purchase. Is there perhaps something that you might better put your money toward...I mean, something which might actually enable you to hear more with the receivers you currently have? (e.g. an AN-LP1 antenna for use with your radios? an MFJ 956 or 1046 to prevent overload if/when you hook your '2010 up to any potential outdoor antenna which you may have or plan to acquire?). Of course, it's often fun to have a new radio to play around with, even if it offers you no real advantage over another you've already got. Junius Roger wrote: Hi all Well, I am starting to build up my collection of radios thanks to the help of you guys on here, so far I have got the Sony 2010, Sony7600gr, Sony7600D and the tecsun PL-230 all of which I am very pleased. Now I have my eye on a Degan 1103, I have the chance of it at a knock down price of £20.00pUK Pounds, thats (£35.52USD) What are they really like, I have read some conflicting reviews on them and thought the best place to ask is here on the newsgroup. regards Roger UK |
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