Does anyone know of a dealer in the Dallas/FT Worth area that has various
shortwave receivers on display? I am looking on a step up from the DX-398
and was looking at the Grundig Sat800. I would like to see it and purchase
from a local dealer.

Thanks

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"Jim Douglas" wrote...
Does anyone know of a dealer in the Dallas/FT Worth area that has various
shortwave receivers on display?
[snip]

See if these guys are still in existence.
They might know.

Tucker Electronics
POB 551419
Dallas, TX 75355-1419
800-527-4642
Technical Support 214-348-8800

Hello Jim,

Do you have any of the stores below? I believe The Sharper Image has
a couple outlets in Texas.

The Good Guys
Brookstone (NY, LA, DC)
The Sharper Image
The Wiz
West Marine

I would recommend hitting one of the following just to see what else
is out there. Sorry I do not know Texas very well, these might be far
away:

Texas Towers
A Division of Texas RF Distributors, Inc.
1108 Summit Avenue, Suite #4
Plano, TX 75074

KCOMM, INC.
10815 Gulfdale
San Antonio, Texas 78216

Houston Amateur Radio Supply
181 Cypresswood Dr.
Spring, TX 77388-6038

Austin Amateur Radio Supply
5325 N. I-35 - Austin TX 78723


"Jim Douglas" wrote in message news:Ec7rb.145331$Tr4.382742@attbi_s03...
Does anyone know of a dealer in the Dallas/FT Worth area that has various
shortwave receivers on display? I am looking on a step up from the DX-398
and was looking at the Grundig Sat800. I would like to see it and purchase
from a local dealer.

Thanks

Jim Douglas wrote:

Does anyone know of a dealer in the Dallas/FT Worth area that has various
shortwave receivers on display? I am looking on a step up from the DX-398
and was looking at the Grundig Sat800. I would like to see it and purchase
from a local dealer.

Thanks


Fry's has a few, the Sat800 included. Tucker (mentioned in another post)
used to have a nice retail store, but closed that maybe 7 years ago. Texas
Towers caters mainly to hams, but may have a few "consumer" SW receivers.

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