Hi Everyone;

Can anyone tell me what the differences between the G3 and, the 
G4? one!

Thanks & 73 De Anthony W2AJV
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On Jul 9, 2013, at 10:57 PM, Ron Miller 
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 Hi Gary,
 I have this receiver and use it successfully.  Mine was 
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er
 (barely clipped by a car's rear wheel) by the previous owner.  I 
am
 interested in hearing your assessment of the radio's performance 
to
 determine which problems are due to the previous abuse of the 
radio and
 which are due to any design weaknesses.
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 73
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 Ron Miller
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 On Behalf Of Gary Lee
 Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2013 10:12 PM
 To: [log in to unmask]
 Subject: Re: short wave / cw receiver
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 Zac:
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 I have a grundig g3 coming, and woill write a short review after 
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 with it a while.
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 am / fm / sw / air, with synchronous detection and ssb.
 from the manual, looks to be fairly accessible.
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 more info after I receive it.  supposed to arrive next week.
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 Gary Lee
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 On Jun 25, 2013, at 12:06 PM, Zach Shifflett 
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 wrote:
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 Hey all,
 I'm wondering if there are any portable shortwave receivers out 
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 that are relatively accessible, and that can receive cw.
 Now that I've had my license for a couple weeks and have 
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 myself with basic procedure, I'd like to get started studying 
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 general.  First though, I want to learn cw.
 I've been doing cw training tapes I found online, as well as 
using the =20=

 g4fon cotch trainer, but what I'd really like is to be able to 
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 to some code on the air, and copy that.  I feel like that'd be 
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 best practice, to actually use realtime, on air code.
 I'd also like to see what kind of stuff I can pick up on the low 
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 frequencies where I live.
 I don't even know how good a portable receiver like this would 
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 I know you have  to have decent antennas to even be able to pick 
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 most of this stuff.
 Please forgive a stupid question from a total newbie, but 
everybody's =20=

 gotta start somewhere, eh?
 I'd just really like to start listening to some code on air and 
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 copying it.  Maybe this is also something I could do with 
echolink.
 Are there even shortwave stations you can pick up anymore?
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 Thanks in advance for all the great advice I know will come.
 This list is really great, and I look forward to actually being 
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 to talk to some of you guys once my echolink approval goes 
through.
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 73
 Zach, kk4ruz