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Sony ICF SW100E:
... ve owned one of these for over 7 years. It has travelled the world with me around all sorts of hostile environments, been bashed about, generally abused and never missed a beat. It still looks clean and tidy too. The sound is a little thin in some cases and it certainly can t fil a big room but as a personal radio it s very difficult to fault. The selectable FM sensitivity is very useful in places where there is ... Read the full review: A dependable travel companion by Mark E |
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Sony ICF SW100E Portable Radio / Sony ICF-SW100E - Worldband radio - Sony's worldwide reputation for creating unique, attractive, high-quality, advanced technology products rests on a long line of innovations embraced by people from all walks of life. With a diverse product lineup serving a variety of lifestyles and indus... overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Sony ICF-SW12 Portable Radio / Worldband radio - black - Tour the world over with Sony's ICF-SW12 World Band Receiver Travel Radio. Its 12 Band Reception will help you check out the latest news around world. In addition, the Built-in Alarm with a Snooze Button will get you up on time wherever you travel. |
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Sony ICF SW7600 Latest World Band Receiver with 100 memory scan presets. Phase locked loop digital FM / Portable Radio /MW/LW/SW tuner. Up to 100 memory presets. Preset/direct/manual/scan tuning. Sleep/dual standby Timer. Easy tuning thanks to memory scan. Synchronous detection to reduce |
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Hitachi Worldspace Receiver Portable mains / Portable Radio /battery radio providing satellite digital audio reception across the globe overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Sony ICF SW100 Portable Radio / Sony ICF-SW100 - Worldband radio |
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Sony ICF SW7600GR Portable Radio / Sony ICF-SW7600GR - Worldband radio - grey - Today's savvy traveler doesn't go anywhere without the link of a World Band Radio receiver. Sony's multi-band radios pack virtually unlimited information and entertainment in the space of a single paperback book. ICF-SW7600GR World Band r... |
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Sony ICF SW11 Portable Radio / Sony ICF-SW11 - Worldband radio - black - Expand your horizons! Sony's ICF-SW11 12 Band World Band Receiver Radio features an easy to use analog tuner as well as an FM Stereo Headphone Jack. |
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Sony ICF SW11S Easy-to-use World Band Receiver. Analogue FM / Portable Radio /MW/LW/SW 1-9 tuner. Band spread system for easy tuning to SW stations. Short-wave guide supplied |
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Sony ICF SWO7 One button tuning World Band Receiver. Phase locked loop digital FM / Portable Radio /MW/LW/SW tuner. Up to 80 station presets. One button tuning to major short wave broadcasters. Preset/direct/manual/scan tuning. Sleep/standby Timer. Local/World Time clock. Synchronous de |
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Sony ICF-SW35 Portable Radio / Worldband radio - The Sony ICF-SW35 is a stylish digital portable that covers: longwave (150-285 kHz), AM (530-1710 kHz), FM (76-108 MHz) and shortwave from 2250 to 26100 kHz. This new model employs a dual conversion superheterodyne circuit (except FM band) for good sensiti... |
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Hitachi Worldspace Receiver ... had read about worldspace radio in a New Scientist article, and was attracted when I saw a Hitachi going a bit cheap at a computer fair. I paid £90 for mine as new. I was bullshitted by the salesman who incorrectly told me that it was also suitable for resolving the new DAB broadcasts, and without reading the bumph, the fascia suggested that this might be possible. My main reason for buying was to be able to hear BBC broadcasts at high quality when I travelled in Europe. In the event, this has not been a practical outcome. Set up is easy, and the instructions are fairly easy to follow. If you set up on mains and then go to battery, I have found that the memories can... Read the full review: Is Worldspace a waste of space by mgoldman |
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Hitachi Worldspace Receiver ... have been using this portable worldspace receiver for 6 months now. In that time i think i have evaluated it thoroughly enough.I have used it in kenya,east africa,and in the united kingdom;Manchester and scotland. These areas are covered by the Afristar beam,scotland being on the outer most part of coverage. In my opinion,it is quite a brilliant piece of equipment.For the price you pay for it it is definitely a wise buy. In summary i have here it's pros and cons (some of them) Pros: 1.Simple operation and electrical compatibility. 2.Simple assembly. cons: 1.When you put the power off,preset stations may be erased,so you have to leave it on s... Read the full review: One better than normal radio by dogmap |
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Hitachi Worldspace Receiver ... Hitachi is the only portable Worldspace receiver that is CE marked for sale in the EU. Rather larger (deeper) and heavier than most world band radios such as the Roberts R861, but otherwise it looks just like an ordinary portable. Besides reception on the Worldspace band the set also receives on FM, MW and SW and 10 preset stations can be programmed on each band. The set can be powered from mains, 4 D cell batteries, or 12v. Good strong signals from the Afristar Beam 1 in the SW of England, although the footprint seems to cover all of the UK. There are currently 36 audio stations QRV on Afristar Beam 1 including WRN, CNN, Bloomberg plus numerous music channels, and... Read the full review: The Hitachi is the only portable Worldspace receiver that is CE marked for sale in the EU by adstone |
