Anyone know anything about these? Basically a big AM/FM transistor radio with good sound and a hot AM receiver (for BCB-DX).
I'm kinda looking for a decent, cheap "table radio" and heard good things about this radio years ago. They're no longer made, but seem plentiful on the used market. Any version better than the others? Better idea for a radio?
What are you looking for in a receiver - portability, selectivity?
Is AM BCB DX the primary mission?
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Thinking about a "cabin radio." Sounding good without being huge would be primary. It'd be a kick if it was good at BCB-DX, tho.Originally Posted by N8YX
Don't know anything about them myself but I found this site which has some info that might be useful.
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Interesting. Thanks! That pretty much echoes what I'd heard.
It's a good looking radio. srsly.
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The superadio II is the best according to guru W7NPN.
We have an extra one lying around here, which I'll send to you when I find it, Rob. It might take a few weeks.
I was just diggin' the looks of the II:
Cool, Dave! No rush, and please set a price... :)
Yep, that's the one.I was just diggin' the looks of the II:
Cool, Dave! No rush, and please set a price... :)
I think the old Superadio III is marketed under the RCA label. At least it was 5 or 6 years ago.
First hit: http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CCUQ8wIwAA#
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