which GE Super radio was the best?

[snow]

I know GE had a least 3 versions of the Superradio for AM Dxing. Out of I,
II,
and III which was the best overall?

[dxAce]

snow wrote:

I have a II and a III, and have used what is known as a I.

Go for the II. (Note though that neither the I or the II have the expanded band
coverage up to 1700 kHz).

dxAce
Michigan
USA

[cuh...@webtv.net]

I don't think there is a G.E.Superadio I, is there? Anyway, I own a
G.E.Radio and according to the model number on the back of the radio it
is a G.E.Superadio although it does not say Superadio anywhere on the
radio.I bought the radio new at a Service Merchandise store back in the
1980s.In my opinion, the first G.E.Superadios (including the one I own)
are better than the G.E.Superadios models II and III.I have never owned
a G.E.Superadio II or a G.E.Superadio III before.I am only basing my
expert opinion on reviews I have read before about the first ones and
the IIs and the IIIs.
cuhulin

[dxAce]

cuh...@webtv.net wrote:

> I don't think there is a G.E.Superadio I, is there?

As has been pointed out to you, time after time after time after time, the one
you have based upon the part number is what is known as the Superadio I.

[m II]

dxAcehole, Leader of the known universe and Supreme Commander United

Militias (S.C.U.M.) wrote:
>
> cuh...@webtv.net wrote:
>
>> I don't think there is a G.E.Superadio I, is there?
>
> As has been pointed out to you, time after time after time after time, the one
> you have based upon the part number is what is known as the Superadio I.

Don't be too hard on him. After all, he's only as smart as you are.

mike

[dxAce]

m II wrote:

And that at least is smarter than any dumbass Canuck!

[RHF]

On Sep 16, 12:57 pm, m II <c...@in.the.hat> wrote:
> dxAcehole, Leader of the known universe and Supreme Commander United
>
> Militias (S.C.U.M.) wrote:
>

> > cuhu...@webtv.net wrote:
>
> >> I don't think there is a G.E.Superadio I, is there?
>
> > As has been pointed out to you, time after time after time after time, the one
> > you have based upon the part number is what is known as the Superadio I.
>
> Don't be too hard on him. After all, he's only as smart as you are.
>
> mike

Mike (M II),

Now you know why we do not try to expain anything
to you - while you are in a thinking like a can-a-duh-ian
mode . . .

you simply would not understand ~ RHF
.

[RHF]

Snow,

Like DX Ace says the General Consensus is that the
GE Superadio II is the Best of the three GE Superadios.

GE Superadio II = General Electric Model # 7-2885
Speakers : Dual 5" and 1".
Single Band Width.
Knobs : Chrome (color) Body including the bases.
Size 13"W - 9"H - 3.25"D.
Badging : General (GE) Electric "SUPERADIO II" on the speaker grill.
Printed on the Tuning Band Scale: "Long Range" & "High Selectivity"
Made in MALAYSIA and other locations from 1987 until 1994.

Read - "GE Superadios for Dummies"
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/1df06b3a0e7604fa

~ RHF
.

[RHF]

Cuhulin,

Like DX Ace says the General Consensus is

that you have what is called a GE Superadio (I)

General Electric Model # 7-2880
-aka- GE Superadio I { # 1}
Speaker : Single/One 5".
Single Band Width.
Knobs : Black Body with Chrome Base Ring.

Size : 13"W - 9"H - 3.25"D

Badging 'General (GE) Electric' on the speaker grill.

Printed on the Tuning Band Scale: "Long Range" & "High Selectivity"

Made in HONG KONG and other locations

[cuh...@webtv.net]

7-2880B is the model number on the back of my radio.
Oh well, if it is a G.E.Superadio I, I guess that is what it is then.
Old Oldsmobiles with factory equiped Chevrolet engines are still
Oldsmobiles, I guess.
cuhulin

[Frank]

See the link below. Scroll down about half way for:
BEST PORTABLE RADIOS FOR MW DX

http://www.dxtools.com/BestDXrx.htm

"snow" <sandys...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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[m II]

RHF wrote:

> Mike (M II),
>
> Now you know why we do not try to expain anything
> to you - while you are in a thinking like a can-a-duh-ian
> mode . . .
>
> you simply would not understand ~ RHF
> .
>

In order to teach a dog new tricks, you have to be smarter than the dog...

woof...

[m II]

...yaaawwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnn...

How's the Leader of the Known Universe today? Are you drunk yet? How's
the Militia coming along? What did you pay them in order to make you
'Leader'? Are girls allowed in your club? Still sending Bras to Cuhulin?

mike

[cuh...@webtv.net]

American Kennel Club says Blue Heeler Australian Cattle Dogs are highly
intellegent, but sometimes I wonder about my doggy. www.akc.org
(scratch around on their AKC website and see for yourself) I can't learn
any new tricks, I done got way too old.

I have here a Grand Prix AM Deluxe Pocket Radio Model No.A100 AM
Frequency 535 - 1605 KHz, made in Philippines.It is a shirt pocket size
radio, it runs on a 9 volt battery.I bought the radio for fifty cents at
the Goodwill store a few years ago.It is as good as any of my hundreds
of other little old,old,old pocket radios at picking up long distance AM
stations.All of my old,old,old AM vacuum tube and transistor radios (the
ones that work anyway) are better than any of those G.E.Superadios at
picking up long distance AM stations.
cuhulin,the radio expert

[dxAce]

m II wrote:

Not possible for a Canuck.

[RHF]

On Sep 16, 8:21 pm, m II <c...@in.the.hat> wrote:
> RHF wrote:
> > Mike (M II),
>
> > Now you know why we do not try to expain anything
> > to you - while you are in a thinking like a can-a-duh-ian
> > mode . . .
>
> > you simply would not understand ~ RHF
> > .
>

- In order to teach a dog new tricks,
- you have to be smarter than the dog...
-
- woof...

Mike (M II) - Oh You Dog !
Now Go Bow Wowing Along 'little' Doggy ~ RHF
.

[cuh...@webtv.net]

I was mistaken.American Kennel Club says they are extremly intelligent.A
lifespan of about 14 years.Doggy was born on May 29,2002 near
Raymond,Mississippi, eight miles Southwest of Jackson.I will probally
croak before my dog does.
www.akc.org/breeds/australian_cattle_dog/index.cfm

Skinny twin sister will be off work for two weeks this Thursday.That
wooden fence she started on in Feburary this year, she hasen't hit a
lick on finishing up with that fence since Feburary.She bought a new
lawn mower and a new gas engine weedeater before she went to work
Thursday before last.The lawn mower is sitting out there in the middle
of her back yard, anybody could come along and steal it.That other
woman, Carolyn, she went somewhere about a month and a half or two
months ago, I haven't seen her over there since then and that other
other woman, Ashley, I haven't seen her over there in about a month and
a half or two months ago either.I guess she went to live with her
boyfriend.He works for Mississippi Door Company.

Those G.E.Superadios are over rated.
cuhulin

[78rpm...@gmail.com]

The best General Electric Super Radios, in my opinion, are the 7-2880B sets. But, like all of them, these vary widely from radio to radio, for all kinds of reasons, not the least of which is the differing performance of the IC chip. Further, the manufacturer used gain-blockers to reduce the performance of the more "hot" ICs, so the resulting over-the-counter models would be as similar as possible, despite component variations. Transistors also varied in gain. Generally, these are good radios. The very first Super radio II sets were excellent; but soon they changed the tuning-condenser to a wafer type that did not track nearly as well, degrading alignment and therefore performance. Other radios out there are marginally better, but also cost a whole lot more than the Super Radios did. The Super radio downfall is in selectivity. Adjacent F.M. signals are a problem, and it is nearly impossible to zero-in on a European, African, or Asian A.M. station on frequencies BETWEEN our domestic 10kcs spacing. These generally are excellent everyday or "starter" radios for portable DXing (or, just plain nice sound); but you will need to graduate to something better if you want to get serious in the hobby. The Super Radio III is not worth bothering with. It is inferior in every way, including sound.

[Guglielmo Marconi]

In article <6f6365da-9e43-42a2...@googlegroups.com>, 78rpm...@gmail.com wrote:
>The best General Electric Super Radios, in my opinion, are the 7-2880B sets

>.. But, like all of them, these vary widely from radio to radio, for all kinds

>of reasons, not the least of which is the differing performance of the
>IC chip.

Hi duncan,

I was one of the engineers at G.E. corp that helped design the super radio.
There is nothing special about it and it really is a terrible radio, but we
knew if we called it 'Super Radio' a Shit-load of retards would buy one.

Guglielmo

[fred k. engels®]

Hey Guglielmo:
Is it true Eugenio Pacelli was a closet nazi?

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Vatican_Radio

"Guglielmo Marconi" wrote in message news:dLnJG.6960$qo5...@fx23.iad...

[Guglielmo Marconi]

In article <rd66vk$ldq$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Billy Baggadouchio
<aoxdt...@yjhvt5oo.com> wrote:

>Hey Guglielmo:
>Is it true fred k. engels® is a closet Goat-fucker?
>
>https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Vatican_Radio


Yes it's true, and he's damn proud of it too!

Guglielmo