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dxAce wrote:
Michael Lawson wrote: "John Plimmer" wrote in message ... The R8 and R8E are the same, the "E" denoting the European version that had certain frequencies blocked. The R8 is a fine radio but a bit dated by today's standards, but if you pick one up at a good price you will be very satisfied. Dated in a relative sense; there were some tweaks between the R8 and R8A, but unless you really want the improved ergonomics of the A, you can do just fine with a regular R8. Ace acquired an A about a half a year ago, and he didn't notice too much of a difference between it and his regular R8. (Did I get that right, Ace?) No, and I sold it, do wonder sometimes why I did that though! Still operating the R7, R8 and R8B. dxAce Michigan USA I have the 'A' and it's a terrific receiver, especially for weak signals. The audio, as with all Drakes, is very good. -- Brian Denley http://home.comcast.net/~b.denley/index.html |
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