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RE: GE SuperRadios
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001, Rod O'Connor wrote:
> and re-calibrate and adjust the tuning capacitor..a real pain.
Tuning capacitor? What tuning capacitor??? :-)
Superadio III's tuning is inductive. It uses a potentiometer instead of a
normal capacitor. I was surprised that the Superadio 2 was still using
the old-fashioned metal plate (with air dielectric) capacitors (from the
tube radio days) instead of the more modern and cheaper paper/plastic
dielectric ones that are common to pocket radios
> On a related note..Has anybody tried the Bose WaveRadios for DX? My
> folks have one, and when over at their place in NH last week I was
Most people say the Bose Wave Radio is overrated. I think so too. The
sound in my opinion is very very muddy. Some people swear by the Henry
Kloss Tivoli Model 1. It's got a very sensitive FM tuner (with an
external antenna) and very nice sound - I've heard them play. The AM
tuner however, is a nonstarter. It may pick up some strong local stations
but it is not good for AM DX.
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