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Wow! You use them all Joe?!
Yes! Have you ever tried the Degen DE31 active antenna? No, I haven't. From the looks of it, I should have thought its performance would be similar to that of the AOR WL-500 Window Loop Antenna, but, according to PASSPORT, and most of the on-line reviews I have read, it is not. And the GR's memories are non-volatile as long as you get batteries changed in like 30 seconds, right? Not true - the memories are truly non-volatile. (This also applies to the Sony ICF-SW35.) You can leave the batteries out for months (probably years, maybe "forever") and the memories remain. You only "lose" the clock time but even then you have at least a minute to change the batteries before the time "erases." The AC adapter's output voltage is 6 V DC. In my opinion you should NOT buy Sony's AC adapter for this radio (it is a switching-type and is marked, according to PASSPORT, "not for use with radios." Buy Universal's substitute. It costs the same as the Sony's, is of good quality (from what I'm told) and is a transformer-type. It will still cause some hum on SW (and possibly MW), I believe, though nowhere near as much as Sony's. I cannot comment on any AC adapter's performance on FM. I use only NiMH rechargeable batteries with my '7600's. Best, Joe |
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