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überarbeitet am 29.11.2007
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As an alternative to the shortwave receivers from Grundig and Nordmende
in Germany and Zenith in the USA, several cheaper "All wave receivers" made
from small Japanese manufacturers were sold in the seventies and eighties.
Many of these sets seem to have been sold by electronic discounters under
their own label or with fantasy designations.
Some of these sets offer reasonable reception qualities, many of them are
too pretentious: many features and a impressive front panel, but sometimes
expensive components have been omitted for price reasons (linear VFO, digital
frequency display, high quality IF filters) - what might might lead to poor
reception as a result.
Sanwa 6090 DF:(Miramo 6090)
double conversion, digital frequency readout, 1 kHz,
LW, MW, SW x 4, FM |
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Commander 6100DS
digital frequency readout 10 (!) kHz,
MW, SW (6-18 MHz), VHF (60-88 MHz), FM broadcast band (87,5-108 MHz),
AIR (118-135 MHz), Police Band (135-175 MHz),
2 FM presets. |
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Sanyo RP 8880
double conversion, analog readout,
LW, MW, SW (2.3-5.95 / 5.95-6.2 / 6.2-10.0 / 11.7-20.0 /20.0-30.0 MHz), FM |
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Century-21
double conversion, 0,5 - 30 MHz in 1 MHz-segments, Wadley-Loop - circuitry
AM, USB/LSB |
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Standard C6500
double conversion, 0,5 - 30 MHz in 1 MHz-segments, Wadley-Loop - circuitry
AM, USB/LSB |
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Bearcat DX1000
double conversion, 10 kHz - 30 MHz, digital frequency display 1 kHz
AM, USB/LSB, three IF bandwidths, timer / scanning functions |
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Uniden CR2021
double conversion, 150 kHz - 29,9 MHz, digital frequency display 1 kHz
AM, USB/LSB, six memories, timer / scanning functions |
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