I went to Universal-radio.com tonight and noticed a couple free offers on their portable shortwave page. Free when purchasing an Eton E1 or E5:

E1 comes with a free Grundig G4000A
E5 comes with a free metallic pearl Grundig FR200

weatherall wrote:
I went to Universal-radio.com tonight and noticed a couple free offers
on their portable shortwave page. Free when purchasing an Eton E1 or
E5:

E1 comes with a free Grundig G4000A
E5 comes with a free metallic pearl Grundig FR200


--
weatherall

In the case of the E1, wasn't the free offer because the batteries blow
up, when used with the A.C. adaptor ? Or, maybe they realize the E1 is
already an out-dated dog, because it doesn't receive/process DRM, and
anyone would be an idiot for spending $500 (plus, doesn't even have an
iternal fettire-bar antenna, for AM DXing) ! From RadioIntel.com:

"Over the past three months I came into some money and treated myself
to both the Satellit 800 and the Eton E1. However I read where several
major SW broadcasters will be going to digital within the next few
years. Will this mean that I will be the proud owner of obsolete SW
receivers? And what about iBiquity HD radio in the US?"

wrote:
weatherall wrote:
I went to Universal-radio.com tonight and noticed a couple free offers
on their portable shortwave page. Free when purchasing an Eton E1 or
E5:

E1 comes with a free Grundig G4000A
E5 comes with a free metallic pearl Grundig FR200


--
weatherall

In the case of the E1, wasn't the free offer because the batteries blow
up, when used with the A.C. adaptor ? Or, maybe they realize the E1 is
already an out-dated dog, because it doesn't receive/process DRM, and
anyone would be an idiot for spending $500 (plus, doesn't even have an
iternal fettire-bar antenna, for AM DXing) ! From RadioIntel.com:


And the link is:

http://www.radiointel.com/review-etone5.htm
"Over the past three months I came into some money and treated myself
to both the Satellit 800 and the Eton E1. However I read where several
major SW broadcasters will be going to digital within the next few
years. Will this mean that I will be the proud owner of obsolete SW
receivers? And what about iBiquity HD radio in the US?"