Ok, is there anywhere that you can order these online?
 

-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Danny Dyer
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 11:12
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Subject: Re: shortwave receivers

Hi Dan, All receivers I mentioned have SSB, the first digital sony 7600 as
well as the yb400 and kaito 1102, both of which I've owned, and the kaito
1103/which I haven't,  all have sideband capability, but not switch
selectable usb and or lsb, sideband, it can only be tuned with the bfo.
I'll be glad to go into more detail if you wish. Danny.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan eickmeier" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 6:47 AM
Subject: Re: shortwave receivers


> Do any of these receivers you speak of that aren't Sony products, have
SSB?
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> On Behalf Of Danny Dyer
> Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 00:12
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: shortwave receivers
>
> Hi All, On the bottom end of the portable receiver curve, the little
> yachtboy400 and or 400PE by Grundig's a simple 40memory easily settable
> decent lw-mw-sw-fm portable, the little Kaito KA1102's a nice very little
> 190 memory digital SW FM AM, with bfo, surprisingly decent cheapy that
comes
> with rechargeable bats, charger, and all.  Then There are several
receivers
> Sony makes with the 7600 model number.  1, I've read described as the
7600A,
> and bought one of that deliniation by mistake, is an older, "Banded SWL
> receiver, same size and similar layout to the other 7600 radios, it has no
> bfo and does have a tuning knob, but is not digital at all and is strictly
> an older swl-am-fm-lw portable, but a good one.
> Then there is the 7600D, european version and it's also called, I think
the
> 7600.  and may also be called something else like the 2002 or something
> similar.  It's digital, has only nine memories and no synch detection,
> pretty good radio, hard on bats, but only uses four AAs, as do all the
> 7600s.
> The 7600G, is synch detected, has twenty memories, and a pretty dynamite
> little/same size as the others, portable, then the 7600GR, has more
memories
> and is also synch detectored.
> Another radio you might consider is the sony sw100 a 2 AA shirt pocket
> clamshell type radio, synch detectored and a very good little set/though
> expensive.  If buying a 7600, make sure you know which one you're getting.
> They will all tune the LW band, lmore or less 150-400 or so, and tuning
and
> memory setting are easy.  the nine memory unit goes used for anywhere from
> fifty to eighty, the G can go from fifty to a hundred and twenty, and the
> GR, usually more.  The sw100 goes from 150 to three hundred depending on
> what shape and what accessories.  Suggest you go to the universal radio
site
> and check out their comparative review of short wave receivers, pretty
> revealing.  Appreciate all you guys and gals, dd.