The radio looks like a military device, but I heard it’s a good radio. It even has a mobile app to control frequencies, which is kind of unique. I hope you’re having good time with the radio.
It has, iv tried it but not that keen, though ill give it more time and I might get to like the app.
Yeah it’s design is what appealed for nostalgic reasons, but it does all band no gaps and there’s loads of antenna options.
Indoors iv found the wire taped to tyke window works best at the moment. Though I’ll be experimenting as I go along.
Does look like a Fun radio, it gives me old Panasonic vibes.There’s a few of us out here that aren’t real keen on apps. I kind of find apps a pita. I’d rather zip through the bands manually and see what I can hear or check certain frequencies.