Hi.

Perhaps I am wrong, but I thought the DX-392 was the same basic receiver as
the DX-390, but with cassette tape built in.  If this is true, then it
probably does have a BFO, since the DX-390 did.  I don't know that I would
want to do a lot of listening to the CW & SSB signals from that receiver,
but I think that you might be able to receive CW and SSB with it.

73, de Lou K2LKK
At 01:51 PM 9/5/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Only problem (probably, anyway) with the unit you mentioned--unless
>I'm wrong, naturally--is that it won't receive cw or sideband, only
>AM.
>
>The Radio Shaft model with the tape deck is either the DX-392 or
>DX-394, but I really think it's the DX-392 and the 394 is a tabletop
>unit. The Sangean equivalent is the ATS-818CS if memory serves. Check
>out www.ccrane.com and you're bound to find it.
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