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DCBassman · 12th Oct 2017, 9:10 pm

Now out on western Dartmoor. It's relatively free of electrical noise, and has enabled me to confirm all AM bands as working. Once evening came, there were a few stations on the K1band and quite a few more on K2. Both benefitted from augmentation with a Sony AN-71 long wire. Medium and Long waves were much clearer than in the centre of Tavistock.
I have myself a good set, when all I expected was a scrapper for parts!
Just needs a handle to be complete...

12th Oct 2017, 9:10 pm	#37
DCBassman Triode Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: Tavistock, Devon, UK. Posts: 32	Re: Grundig Concert Boy 1100 Now out on western Dartmoor. It's relatively free of electrical noise, and has enabled me to confirm all AM bands as working. Once evening came, there were a few stations on the K1band and quite a few more on K2. Both benefitted from augmentation with a Sony AN-71 long wire. Medium and Long waves were much clearer than in the centre of Tavistock. I have myself a good set, when all I expected was a scrapper for parts! Just needs a handle to be complete...