A friend of mine is moving and he's moving into a tiny apartment in NYC, so he's been getting rid of his stuff. I helped him pack stuff up and him knowing I was into radios gave me his "Grundig 750" I say that's pretty sweet for a few hours of work. :P

I figure I can make this a desktop set and retire my E5 of desktop work, and use it for travel. I want to make a better desktop setup than just the radio + its whip antenna. I noticed this radio has BNC connectors, the Kaito SW antenna that I have for my E5 just uses a 3.5mm standard jack. What kind of antenna does this radio use? (I didn't get a box or manual with it) It says 50ohm near the bnc connectors.

On Nov 4, 1:05*am, MrRas wrote:
A friend of mine is moving and he's moving into a tiny apartment in NYC,
so he's been getting rid of his stuff. I helped him pack stuff up and
him knowing I was into radios gave me his "Grundig 750" I say that's
pretty sweet for a few hours of work. :P

I figure I can make this a desktop set and retire my E5 of desktop work,
and use it for travel. I want to make a better desktop setup than just
the radio + its whip antenna. I noticed this radio has BNC connectors,
the Kaito SW antenna that I have for my E5 just uses a 3.5mm standard
jack. What kind of antenna does this radio use? (I didn't get a box or
manual with it) It says 50ohm near the bnc connectors.

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MrRas


Your new Grundig Satellit 750 Radio has a
[SSB] Button for LSB/USB and should make
"SSB" Reception a lot easier. ~ RHF
http://www.universal-radio.com/catal...le/0750key.jpg

Gent is Ghent,Belgium.Between Brussels and the North Sea.
A bunch of years ago when I was in the French Quarter (French Quarter is
Vieux Carre) of N'Awlins (N'Awlins is New Orleans,Cajunland) I talked to
two very loverly wimmins (wimmins is women) from Belgium.
cuhulin