INSTRUCTIONS >Set Frequency to 4724.00, 8992.00 or 11175.00 >Set Mode to USB >Tap "Wider" to increase bandwidth (2.7-3.0 kHz) >Press "chrome audio start" on k3fef >Get /comfy/
NOTE: >At night, 4724 is clearest along with 11175. >Daytime 8992 replaces 4724. >Click the "wider" button once to get 2.7kHz.
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(reply to prev. thread) Yes, but make sure it has ShortWave. This is by far the most important feature in a bugout radio. I used a Grundig M300 (the AA battery pocket radio model) in Iceland and in some places, I couldn't get FM, barely any AM, but SW came in clear and I could hear stations in other countries up there. Also I agree, a dial tuning can be better. Digital tuning can sometimes "skip" over a station while scanning, the C Crane Skywave has both digital and fine tuning with a dial. You can find a used Grundig M400 for around US $20 on eBay with a little patience, it has dial tuning.
Landon Cook
>Grundig M400 thank you user i have a new quest. your knowledge is appreciated
No problem, have fun. I'm going to get a little sleep now, but will be back in a few hours to catch up on happenings.
Parker Edwards
Went for a xhdata d-808 this week. Paired with a MLA-30, works pretty well although can't hear the buzzer or 8992 or 4724 in Austria. Gonna have to reposition the antenna maybe. Other then that I like that it has airband
Logan Morgan
>xhdata d-808 Try running a wire for better reception
>In addition to the loop antenna? Yes to see if it works better, cause im not sure if have a lot of interference in your place. or you could move your you loop up to an attic
