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June 26th 06, 08:00 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
Brian Hill wrote: 0020 6875AM Great sig into S MN. Hey! Goatsmith!! This Eton E1 really pulls em in. Ya Hooooo!!! -- Regards B.H. Souther, MN USA Radios- R-5000, NRD525,SP-600,SX-28,Eton E1 Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm Brian's Basement http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/6.htm Remove your HAT to reply directly By the way, I checked out your web site, and you are one ugly mother ****er ! Good thing you have had a ham shack to hide in, your whole life ! |
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#2
June 26th 06, 08:14 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
wrote in message oups.com... Brian Hill wrote: 0020 6875AM Great sig into S MN. Hey! Goatsmith!! This Eton E1 really pulls em in. Ya Hooooo!!! -- Regards B.H. Souther, MN USA Radios- R-5000, NRD525,SP-600,SX-28,Eton E1 Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm Brian's Basement http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/6.htm Remove your HAT to reply directly By the way, I checked out your web site, and you are one ugly mother ****er ! Good thing you have had a ham shack to hide in, your whole life ! Ah Senior Goat Cheese. I have upset you. Please try to calm yourself. |
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June 26th 06, 08:20 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
Brian Hill wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Brian Hill wrote: 0020 6875AM Great sig into S MN. Hey! Goatsmith!! This Eton E1 really pulls em in. Ya Hooooo!!! -- Regards B.H. Souther, MN USA Radios- R-5000, NRD525,SP-600,SX-28,Eton E1 Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm Brian's Basement http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/6.htm Remove your HAT to reply directly By the way, I checked out your web site, and you are one ugly mother ****er ! Good thing you have had a ham shack to hide in, your whole life ! Ah Senior Goat Cheese. I have upset you. Please try to calm yourself. Brian, $500 for a receiver that is NOT a DX machine - what a fool ! You radio will be useless, when DRM and IBOC kick in ! |
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#4
June 26th 06, 08:25 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
wrote in message Brian, $500 for a receiver that is NOT a DX machine - what a fool ! You radio will be useless, when DRM and IBOC kick in ! Actually it does very well on DX as compaired to my R-5000 and NRD525. And REMEMBER!!! Eton E UNO is NUMERO UNO BH |
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June 26th 06, 08:30 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
Brian Hill wrote: wrote in message Brian, $500 for a receiver that is NOT a DX machine - what a fool ! You radio will be useless, when DRM and IBOC kick in ! Actually it does very well on DX as compaired to my R-5000 and NRD525. And REMEMBER!!! Eton E UNO is NUMERO UNO BH Remember, professional reviewers rated the Eaton **** E1: Conclusions Many enthusiasts are waiting to hear whether or not The E1 "blows away" the Satellit 800, or vice versa, or if it diminishes the "legend" status of the Sony 2010. Some early owners have already made such claims. The reality is a bit more mundane than that. The fact is that these are all excellent radios, so the possibility that one could "blow the other one away" is unlikely. Indeed, modern radios have so far pushed the envelope of what is possible that only incremental improvements are likely. Such is the case here. So if you're looking for me to say the E1 trashes all the competition you are going to be disappointed. |
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#6
June 26th 06, 08:36 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
wrote in message Remember, professional reviewers rated the Eaton **** E1: Conclusions Many enthusiasts are waiting to hear whether or not The E1 "blows away" the Satellit 800, or vice versa, or if it diminishes the "legend" status of the Sony 2010. Some early owners have already made such claims. The reality is a bit more mundane than that. The fact is that these are all excellent radios, so the possibility that one could "blow the other one away" is unlikely. Indeed, modern radios have so far pushed the envelope of what is possible that only incremental improvements are likely. Such is the case here. So if you're looking for me to say the E1 trashes all the competition you are going to be disappointed. You really are a strange dude. BH |
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#7
June 26th 06, 08:26 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
Brian Hill wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Brian Hill wrote: 0020 6875AM Great sig into S MN. Hey! Goatsmith!! This Eton E1 really pulls em in. Ya Hooooo!!! -- Regards B.H. Souther, MN USA Radios- R-5000, NRD525,SP-600,SX-28,Eton E1 Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/500.htm Brian's Basement http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/6.htm Remove your HAT to reply directly By the way, I checked out your web site, and you are one ugly mother ****er ! Good thing you have had a ham shack to hide in, your whole life ! Ah Senior Goat Cheese. I have upset you. Please try to calm yourself. Even the crappy little Kchibo receives digital: Dear our audience, KK-DRM01, the first lot of domestic digital broadcast receivers duly put into operation has been out into the market. The KK-DRM01 digital frequency modulation radio maintains the function as analog radio, for which defects such as interference, signal decline, poor acoustics and troubles sought by broadcasting stations, etc frequently occurring in analog broadcast can be eliminated. In the meantime, it can also provide text information, automatic frequency switchover or program accompanied text information, facilitating simple and easy operation of radios. The DRM digital broadcast system is a non-patented digital system that is the only one in the world using long, medium and short wave broadcasts. It can use the existing frequencies and bandwidths around the world, hence the substantial improvement in analog AM broadcasts. Due to the fact that this unit has relatively more functions and better reception effects, the operations are complex accordingly. Before using this unit, please read carefully this Operation Manual and keep it properly for later reference. Sucker !!! |
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#8
June 26th 06, 08:41 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
wrote in message Even the crappy little Kchibo receives digital: Dear our audience, KK-DRM01, the first lot of domestic digital broadcast receivers duly put into operation has been out into the market. The KK-DRM01 digital frequency modulation radio maintains the function as analog radio, for which defects such as interference, signal decline, poor acoustics and troubles sought by broadcasting stations, etc frequently occurring in analog broadcast can be eliminated. In the meantime, it can also provide text information, automatic frequency switchover or program accompanied text information, facilitating simple and easy operation of radios. The DRM digital broadcast system is a non-patented digital system that is the only one in the world using long, medium and short wave broadcasts. It can use the existing frequencies and bandwidths around the world, hence the substantial improvement in analog AM broadcasts. Due to the fact that this unit has relatively more functions and better reception effects, the operations are complex accordingly. Before using this unit, please read carefully this Operation Manual and keep it properly for later reference. Sucker !!! You must be a poor sap that can't afford to test drive the latest car. Clean up your act and get your head out of your ass and maybe? just maybe? You'll one day be able to actually try things instead of just talking about them. BH |
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#9
June 26th 06, 09:08 PM
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Crystal Ship is on!
"Brian Hill" wrote in message ... wrote in message Even the crappy little Kchibo receives digital: Dear our audience, KK-DRM01, the first lot of domestic digital broadcast receivers duly put into operation has been out into the market. The KK-DRM01 digital frequency modulation radio maintains the function as analog radio, for which defects such as interference, signal decline, poor acoustics and troubles sought by broadcasting stations, etc frequently occurring in analog broadcast can be eliminated. In the meantime, it can also provide text information, automatic frequency switchover or program accompanied text information, facilitating simple and easy operation of radios. The DRM digital broadcast system is a non-patented digital system that is the only one in the world using long, medium and short wave broadcasts. It can use the existing frequencies and bandwidths around the world, hence the substantial improvement in analog AM broadcasts. Due to the fact that this unit has relatively more functions and better reception effects, the operations are complex accordingly. Before using this unit, please read carefully this Operation Manual and keep it properly for later reference. Sucker !!! You must be a poor sap that can't afford to test drive the latest car. Clean up your act and get your head out of your ass and maybe? just maybe? You'll one day be able to actually try things instead of just talking about them. He's a lot like a certain troll that hangs around in soc.history.medieval. All he needs is a "vide infra" and a bit more flowery language, and he'd have it nailed down. --Mike L. |
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June 27th 06, 12:25 AM
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Crystal Ship is on!
Michael Lawson wrote: "Brian Hill" wrote in message ... wrote in message Even the crappy little Kchibo receives digital: Dear our audience, KK-DRM01, the first lot of domestic digital broadcast receivers duly put into operation has been out into the market. The KK-DRM01 digital frequency modulation radio maintains the function as analog radio, for which defects such as interference, signal decline, poor acoustics and troubles sought by broadcasting stations, etc frequently occurring in analog broadcast can be eliminated. In the meantime, it can also provide text information, automatic frequency switchover or program accompanied text information, facilitating simple and easy operation of radios. The DRM digital broadcast system is a non-patented digital system that is the only one in the world using long, medium and short wave broadcasts. It can use the existing frequencies and bandwidths around the world, hence the substantial improvement in analog AM broadcasts. Due to the fact that this unit has relatively more functions and better reception effects, the operations are complex accordingly. Before using this unit, please read carefully this Operation Manual and keep it properly for later reference. Sucker !!! You must be a poor sap that can't afford to test drive the latest car. Clean up your act and get your head out of your ass and maybe? just maybe? You'll one day be able to actually try things instead of just talking about them. He's a lot like a certain troll that hangs around in soc.history.medieval. All he needs is a "vide infra" and a bit more flowery language, and he'd have it nailed down. --Mike L. Mike, Sorry, to upset you ! Do you have an Eaton **** E1 ? |
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