I checked my local RS didn't see one there.... woud buy if they had some.... Richard Berler wrote:

Radio Shacks that still have them are selling them at about half price...$80 something dollars! Great deal! Heatwave

Thanks Peter, Maybe I'll look for a G5. Stan. Piotr Balcerzak wrote:

Steve, Thanks very much for posting this. It's an interesting website, and one I'll be looking into more in the future. Appreciate it!! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

If you are chasing XE radio stations, I think this website will be of interest to you ... http://www.davidgleason.com/hispanicformats.htm Although it's primarily designed with Spanish language

Hi Stan, I have several small radios. I don't have G8 but I have PL310 and D96L. Personally I am very disappointed in both of those DSP receivers. They have too much internally generated noise and

Richard, Thanks for the response. I've read the sync on the G3 has greatly improved since it's introduction. My listing is almost exclusively MW. I've given up on SW as most of the interesting players

My experience is that the newer G3's are MUCH better with sync; they hold lock on very weak signals (try out some new samples that show up at Radio Shack). Another alternative that works is using ssb

I have a G3, a G8 and a G6. The G8 is the most sensitive, followed by the G6 and the G3 far behind. There are features I like on the G3, but the sensitivity and functioning of the sync detector are

As much as I like the G8 I have, I was playing around with a G3 this weekend. The g3 has several things I like about it better than the G8. Does anyone have both, and which is actually better on MW? I

I just received today my Version 2 Tecsun PL-380 from eBay seller simpsons927. It took 3 weeks, 15 working days, to get to Memphis, TN from Hong Kong. See the photo of everything included

Kirk, Way to go! By my calculations, that's over 700 miles! According to the FCC AM Query, they use three towers in a directional pattern and they're only 250 watts at night!! I've never heard an XE

<I think WQHL forgot to reset their clock and went <to high power an hour early. At least, thats their story and they're sticking to it. he he byron

15Mar2010 1080 WNWI Oak lawn IL 0700 EST 3k 900w international 245 mi #263 **** nr Chicago, mostly polish/serbian talk/music While scanning the FCC database this morning, i noticed that 720 WGN

Well that's great!! Your only 49 stations ahead of me!!!! :P That's quite an accomplishment being I don't have the paitents to do it. I'm to busy trawling across the band. Congratulations, Alex

Hi Tim and Jim, Thanks for the information, and thanks for the nice photo link,Tim. For those wishing to receive their PL-380's (or other similar-sizedradios) as soon as possible, Joyce at

Congratulations Frank, I am impressed with your accomplishment of 700. WOW!

Posted this earlier but doesn't seem to have made it. Heard a SS station on 1520 early this morning, appeared to be from Cuba. WRTH says R Titan in Santiago is inactive, but the station faded about SS

Finally! Bagged my 50th graveyarder on a ULR this morning! 1450 WTBO Cumberland MD, 0705, down in the gumbo, but heard a clear "Fox Radio 1450" liner. After some research, I see that WTBO uses this

Checked 910 kHz again this morning, but it was a jumble. On a whim, checked 1520. There's a SS station in there, to the south. WRTH says R. Titan in Santiago is inactive. It didn't parallel any other