[BC] 10 kHz spacing / 9 kHz Receiver

[JYRussell@academicplanet.com]

It might be a bit awkward... but... lacking any other choices-

    IFF you have a way to input other audio sources to your existing car 
radio... (such as celphone stuff, dvd, whatever...)

    THEN...  One of the few things you can still find at Radio Shack is a 
Decent and small footprint multi-band receiver.
Quick and cheap way until you find the rig you want.

   The unit I use for SW, etc. is a digital tune unit, with a switch for the 
9/10 plans... the output is stereo 1/8 so you'll have to put together a 
patch cord.  Strap it under the dash like a ham rig.

   It doesn't have to be too ugly, as the reciever has enough selectivity to 
pull in AM/FM with little or no antenna at all.
Std.  SW Of course is totally different. It would look a lot like an XM unit 
hanging around in your vehicle.

      Otherwise... you'll have to spend a good bit more, I guess.
Jason
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rachel Ehrenberg" <ehrenberg at fastmail.fm>
To: "Broadcast Mailing List" <broadcast at radiolists.net>
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 6:24 AM
Subject: [BC] 10 kHz spacing / 9 kHz Receiver


> Dear Listmembers,
>                  Anyone know a good car radio and/or portable radio
>                  that has the ability to operate in both 10Khz and 9Khz
>                  spacing.  As you fine folks know I am frequently in
>                  Europe and soon to relocate.   Thinking caps
>                  on...and...GO!
>
> Rachel
>