Sangean ATS-909X2, Bærbar, Digital, AM, FM, LW, SW, 87,5 - 108 MHz, 7,62 cm, 4 ohm (O)
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Sangean ATS-909X2 er en kraftig multibands verdenmodtager med fremragende følsomhed og mange funktioner. Shortwave- og airband-ydelsen er toppen, og skærmen er stor og klar. SSB-tilstanden er mindre stærk, og automatisk båndbredde fungerer ikke altid optimalt. Apparatet er tungt og stort, men tilbyder mange muligheder for radioliebhabere og rejsende.
Anmeldelser af Sangean ATS-909X2, Bærbar, Digital, AM, FM, LW, SW, 87,5 - 108 MHz, 7,62 cm, 4 ohm (O)
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Tried the radio out on an external multi-band dipole antenna and receive was terrible on LW,SW and AM bands. FM was ok but for $200 not worth it. I also made sure that the band was up at the time and still lousy reception. Don't waste your money on this.
Tried the radio out on an external multi-band dipole antenna and receive was terrible on LW,SW and AM bands. FM was ok but for $200 not worth it. I also made sure that the band was up at the time and still lousy reception. Don't waste your money on this.
Skeptical Electroman
18. november 2018
Being a novice looking for a good first receiver I found that this product had very little in the instructions category.
Being a novice looking for a good first receiver I found that this product had very little in the instructions category.
Phil
9. november 2018
I've tried this in two different towns and the location really makes a difference for SW reception. You'll want to be outside with the clip antenna or long wire if you have a bad location indoors. However, inside the house in another town the SW reception was quite good with just the whip. FM band works well with good selectivity. AM tends to be more noisy, but picks up weak to medium strength signals. Use the tone switch and bandwidth switches on the side. One feature this has which I think is worthwhile is the AUX in which allows an old iPod or weak sound MP3 or CD player to plug in to boost the volume.
I've tried this in two different towns and the location really makes a difference for SW reception. You'll want to be outside with the clip antenna or long wire if you have a bad location indoors. However, inside the house in another town the SW reception was quite good with just the whip. FM band works well with good selectivity. AM tends to be more noisy, but picks up weak to medium strength signals. Use the tone switch and bandwidth switches on the side. One feature this has which I think is worthwhile is the AUX in which allows an old iPod or weak sound MP3 or CD player to plug in to boost the volume.
Byron Internet
25. oktober 2018
AM may need an external antenna to get better quality sound. FM sound is very good. Overall is very versatile.
AM may need an external antenna to get better quality sound. FM sound is very good. Overall is very versatile.
Theodore David Kennedy
8. september 2018
I live out of town and was expecting more sensitivity than an average radio, but it just doesn't do it. SW isn't good either compared to much older radios. I'll be looking for a *real* SW radio, I suppose I need to go back to old equipment. Yes I have a long wire for SW.
I live out of town and was expecting more sensitivity than an average radio, but it just doesn't do it. SW isn't good either compared to much older radios. I'll be looking for a *real* SW radio, I suppose I need to go back to old equipment. Yes I have a long wire for SW.
Jeffrey S. Bronte
1. september 2018
