I took a chance and ordered a new Chinese radio that I found on eBay. It's a
Klonda K-939.

No meaning to flame Corbin or anyone else. But what has happened in here?

What I'm talking about is everyone (it seems) jumping on all these little
plastic toys of radios? If you add up the monet of the three of four or more
(in some posters in here) that purchase these, you can go out and get you a
real nice piece.

I hate to say "a real radio." But it kinda-sorta amounts to that. Or is it
that it's easier to justify spending 20/30/50 on a radio than spending over
$185/200/300?

I'm just curious is all. I have a Bell+Howell that was traded/given
practically to me. I use it here and there when I'm out in someones driveway
waiting on them or I take it to the Shoemaker Center at UC. But you can't do
'real' listening to it, not 'real' listening.

So, it's just a question, not a flame, just a question.:-)

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1942 Zenith Wave Magnet 6G 601M
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