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March 7th 13, 04:14 AM
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Is the REDSUN PF2100 still popular? If not, what?
I got interested in multi band radio and got a Grundig/Eton E5. Great radio but couldn't find interesting stuff to listen to so used it to get distant FM, great.
But now the speaker rattles. Another popular choice back then was the REDSUN PF2100. Is that radio still popular or available? Or what, for around a 100 dollars, would be a good radio in its place? Thanks Jim |
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March 12th 13, 08:07 PM
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Is the REDSUN PF2100 still popular? If not, what?
In article , JimK wrote: I got interested in multi band radio and got a Grundig/Eton E5. Great radio but couldn't find interesting stuff to listen to so used it to get distant FM, great. But now the speaker rattles. Another popular choice back then was the REDSUN PF2100. Is that radio still popular or available? Or what, for around a 100 dollars, would be a good radio in its place? If you don't need a huge speaker/bass, I'd go for a Tecsun DSP-based portable like the PL-390. |
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