With shipping about $90 as I recall . . .

"Bricktop" wrote in message
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What did you wind up paying for it Lisa? If you don't mind me asking.


On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 15:32:30 GMT, "Lisa Simpson"
wrote:

I like driving them, you have much more control & can work to dig out
weak
signals; the receivers I have that "do it for me" just doesn't do so
well;
case in point the Sangean ATS803A; good on the dipole but absolutely deaf
on
the whip; plus so real control over the signal like the 302! Same with
the
394; excellent receiver off the external antenna, but lacking a
preselector

"Rob Mills" wrote in message
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"Lisa Simpson" wrote in message
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Got my DX-302 today - MAN! Is this a receiver!

They are nice but you have to drive them (spin lots of knobs) to get
where
you are going. Don't know why so many people run them down, think they
either don't know how to drive them, got a lemon or have them confused
with
the DX300 which looked like a 302 but quite different. I used one for
quite
awhile with an AEA interface and an old Commodore computer to copy cw
and
ritty and it did very well. RM~

"Lisa Simpson" wrote in message
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With shipping about $90 as I recall . . .

You got a great deal Lisa.


"Bricktop" wrote in message
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What did you wind up paying for it Lisa? If you don't mind me asking.


On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 15:32:30 GMT, "Lisa Simpson"
wrote:

I like driving them, you have much more control & can work to dig out
weak
signals; the receivers I have that "do it for me" just doesn't do so
well;
case in point the Sangean ATS803A; good on the dipole but absolutely
deaf
on
the whip; plus so real control over the signal like the 302! Same with
the
394; excellent receiver off the external antenna, but lacking a
preselector

"Rob Mills" wrote in message
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"Lisa Simpson" wrote in message
...


Got my DX-302 today - MAN! Is this a receiver!

They are nice but you have to drive them (spin lots of knobs) to get
where
you are going. Don't know why so many people run them down, think
they
either don't know how to drive them, got a lemon or have them
confused
with
the DX300 which looked like a 302 but quite different. I used one for
quite
awhile with an AEA interface and an old Commodore computer to copy cw
and
ritty and it did very well. RM~

thank you!

"SWL-2010" wrote in message
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"Lisa Simpson" wrote in message
...
With shipping about $90 as I recall . . .

You got a great deal Lisa.


"Bricktop" wrote in message
...
What did you wind up paying for it Lisa? If you don't mind me asking.


On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 15:32:30 GMT, "Lisa Simpson"
wrote:

I like driving them, you have much more control & can work to dig out
weak
signals; the receivers I have that "do it for me" just doesn't do so
well;
case in point the Sangean ATS803A; good on the dipole but absolutely
deaf
on
the whip; plus so real control over the signal like the 302! Same
with
the
394; excellent receiver off the external antenna, but lacking a
preselector

"Rob Mills" wrote in message
news:%4CNf.453255$0l5.435266@dukeread06...

"Lisa Simpson" wrote in message
...


Got my DX-302 today - MAN! Is this a receiver!

They are nice but you have to drive them (spin lots of knobs) to
get
where
you are going. Don't know why so many people run them down, think
they
either don't know how to drive them, got a lemon or have them
confused
with
the DX300 which looked like a 302 but quite different. I used one
for
quite
awhile with an AEA interface and an old Commodore computer to copy
cw
and
ritty and it did very well. RM~

On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 23:23:05 UTC, "Lisa Simpson" wrote:

thank you!
Lisa,
I have been reading about your deal with the DX-302. If you like it,
then by all means get it and enjoy it! I am back again into old, and
I mean old, SW radios. Just picked up 2 Hallicrafters S-38's and am
restoring them, and trying to get an S-40. All of these radios are
tube"boatanchors" but I am no longer into "hunting DX" but rather
enjoy the warmth of the old-fashioned design and trying to snag
whatever I can on them. Enjoy your radio!
"What do you mean there's no movie?"

On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 17:54:43 -0600, wrote:

On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 23:23:05 UTC, "Lisa Simpson" wrote:

thank you!
Lisa,
I have been reading about your deal with the DX-302. If you like it,
then by all means get it and enjoy it! I am back again into old, and
I mean old, SW radios. Just picked up 2 Hallicrafters S-38's and am
restoring them, and trying to get an S-40. All of these radios are
tube"boatanchors" but I am no longer into "hunting DX" but rather
enjoy the warmth of the old-fashioned design and trying to snag
whatever I can on them. Enjoy your radio!
"What do you mean there's no movie?"
I used to have an S-40B that was quite the DX machine.

that's funny; I am also trying to get into the old tube radios. Turns out I
was destined to get into SWL; as a 2 month old baby, my parents were
building their own house in the hills of Vermont. It was in the middle of
one of those freaking cold snowy winters Vermont used to get. My Mother
used to listen to a tall, wooden, tube type SW receiver all the time. The
house caught fire & burned to below ground (I caught pneumonia according to
my Ma). She hasn't listened to SW since, mainly because she couldn't afford
another receiver, and of course she's not "into computers" now & has no idea
of things like ebay, etc. I just sent her up a portable receiver & a copy
of Monitoring Times. I am watching/bidding on a couple old wooden tube type
receivers on ebay in the hopes of "winning" one for not too much, getting it
fixed to back to working condition, & brining it up to her; sort of a trip
down memory lane/Mother's Day gift.

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On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 23:23:05 UTC, "Lisa Simpson" wrote:

thank you!
Lisa,
I have been reading about your deal with the DX-302. If you like it,
then by all means get it and enjoy it! I am back again into old, and
I mean old, SW radios. Just picked up 2 Hallicrafters S-38's and am
restoring them, and trying to get an S-40. All of these radios are
tube"boatanchors" but I am no longer into "hunting DX" but rather
enjoy the warmth of the old-fashioned design and trying to snag
whatever I can on them. Enjoy your radio!
"What do you mean there's no movie?"

If you was a two months old baby,you dont remember anything at that
age.I barely reckymember when I was three years old.
cuhulin

nope, the earliest I remember is ~4 yrs. old. The story obviously comes
from my Mother . . .

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If you was a two months old baby,you dont remember anything at that
age.I barely reckymember when I was three years old.
cuhulin

I nearly died of pnemonia when I was a year old,or so my mom used to
tell me.I have always had a heart murmor.How that got by the U.S.Army,I
dont know.
Larry Leonard,at Oregon Magazine www.oregonmag.com once emailed me
a few years ago about when he wanted to join the Air Force.The doc gave
him a thumbs down.Larry said he picked that doc up,,, the doc said,It
wouldn't matter,they would find out later on anyway.If ya get a
chance,check out Peg's Bottom at Oregon Magazine.
cuhulin

I own a Hallicrafters (let me go look right quick,it's sittin on top of
a big old antique trunk in my dinnin room) S-38 EB Radio.It works ok,I
bought it for four dollars at one of the three Goodwill stores around
here a bunch of years ago.Them old,old,old Radios are the best Radios in
the World.Back in the 1940's,my older brother brought a Scott Shortwave
Radio home.I have been hooked (Larry Fluharty,you retired old buzzard in
Brookings,South Dakota,you messed up a few years ago when you asked
Gerry old woman if she threw them fish hooks out yet) every since then.
cuhulin