Part of the reason I like the Terk is because you can put dinky (oops,
I meant ultralight) radios inside.

73

--- In ultralightdx@yahoogroups.com, Richard Berler > wrote:
>
> Even though not an ultralight, I am impressed at the tiny G6 with a
TERK Advantage loop. Not only does the G6 - TERK combo result in
noticeably better (not night and day, but useful) sensitivity than a
SANGEAN PR-D5 or SONY ICF-S5W barefoot, but the selectivity is
outstanding! I can get very good results 10 KHz away from locals that
the PR-D5 has difficulty with. I was expecting that the TERK would
make weak stations 10 KHz away from a local more difficult to hear,
but my experience is quite the opposite!  Although the SONY ICF-S5W is
good selectivitywise in an urban setting, the G6 - TERK combo is even
better.
>  
> Although daytime listening benefits to a degree that is exceptional
vs barefoot, the nighttime improvement is also useful.
>  
> The G6 seems to work well with the TERK inside the loop, or next to
the outside of the loop with the radio perpendicular to the plane of
the loop.
>  
> Heatwave

Hi Pete,

There is an ad showing the Grundig G3 Voyager in the 2009 Passport
to World Band Radio. This has been discussed in the Yahoo! EtonE5
group recently. There is a photo of it in the Files section of that
group. Apparently it's about the size of an E5, and it has a sync
detector, but it's not available yet.

Regards,
Gary

--- In ultralightdx@yahoogroups.com, dypete@... wrote:
>
> Hello all....
>
> I may be mistaken and I apologize if I am wrong.
>
> I recollect reading something about a new addition to the Grundig
> line, the "G3"
>
> I do not have the e-mail or site where I read it.
>
> Is this correct?
>
> Thank you!
>
> Pete
> KB2DY
>
> Pete Giacopelli