Father Guido wrote:
is also a reset button under there too, which seemed to
require pushing after changing the frequency spacing.

Interesting. Mine doesn't have the reset button -- and doesn't need it.
Switched the switch, put the batteries back in, and it was on the
other step size.

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Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com

RHF wrote:
John S.,

Repeat of Rant - - -

HOW - Much does it cost Eton Corp. ?
To Host a few PDF Files for the Owner's Manual and
Spec Sheets for the old Grundig Yacht Boy 300 PE
and several other Grundig Brand Name Radios ?


It isn't a question of the dollars it costs to maintain a website
listing of manuals or not. It is a question of what want to do with
the business. And if they are focused on selling the latest crop of
radios with little thought to what those radios replaced, then they are
doing what many other producers of consumer electronics are doing.

How is their tech support line anyway. Are they able to field
questions about older Grundig radios?