How Long has the current Superadio III been out? 1985> ???? <1995
Is there a Future (Potential Market) for a Superadio IV ?
(Hey, If there is NO Money in It: Why Make It ?)
I think that someone has posted that they are now making a "B" Model
of the Superadio III(B) and that it is a "Lesser" Radio. Sad to
Hear.
Would a Superadio IV be a 'shadow' of the Great Legends of the
Superadio I and Superadio II.
Will the Superadio III be Discontinued and be come a "Legend" ?
Here are the 'Features' I would like to see in a 'New' GE Superadio IV
?
1. Digital Display
2. AM Sync Detector
3. Three IF's AM: 6.0 kHZ; 3.8 kHz; 2.3 kHz
4. Two IF's on FM: Wide and FM-DX
5. FM Stereo / Mono Switch
NOTE: #s 4 & 5 could be a Combo Switch:
* Stereo(Wide)
* Mono(Wide)
* DX(Mono)
6. Eliminate the Treble and Base Controls
Replace them with an Audio Sound Equalizer(IC) Switch
* Exspanded Range HiFi-Music
* Normal
* Talk (Only)
7. Dual Tuning:
* Up and Down 'Step' Buttons
* Manual Tuner Knob
NOTE: Use Digital 'Step' Buttoms vice Side Switches and Rotating
Pots.
Question: Should Sangean: Design and Build the 'New' GE Superadio IV
for Thomson CE ?
.
Question: Should Sangean Buy the GE Superadio Brand Name ?
? Is there a CCSupeRadio in our futures ?
~ RHF
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If it is True, then why couldn't the same IC be used for FM Stereo and
AM SYNC in a new GE Superadio IV? It would be a matter of switching
the IC when Bands were changed from AM to FM.
For that matter, Since the CC*Radio offers FM Stereo via headphones.
Why doesn't the CC*Radio offer AM Sync using the same IC?
AM Stereo: The Issue of AM Stereo is a Chicken and Egg Situation.
* The Broadcasters say there are no AM Stereo Radios.
* The Radio Manufactures say there are no AM Stereo Broadcasters.
I am told that my 95 Jeep GCL has AM Stereo but only two stations in
the SF Bay Area broadcast the Stereo Signal. (Now is that True?)
All the Expanded Band AM Broadcasters 1600-1700 kHz) were supposed to
be AM Stereo as a matter of Licensing. But the FCC is Weak and
Ineffective when it comes to Big Money; and can really only crack down
on Hams and CBers.
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Somewhere I read that the AM "SYNC" on the Grundig Sat 800 Mil uses
the Sony AM Stereo Decoder IC. (Now is that True?)
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Wrong, it is the synchronous detector that is used in the SW8 (late version)
and Drake R8B. The Sony unit is inferior.
Les
Gulfport, Ms.
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CW
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> Two different types of chips are used for AM stereo and FM stereo. That
> Motorola chip seems to be used for AM stereo (I don't recall the number),
<http://users.hfx.eastlink.ca/~amstereo/amstereo.htm>
About halfway down the page is most of the chips which were used.
(Interesting info, also.)
Gray Shockley
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