[IRCA] Revolutionary IC's Bring Revolutionary Fun in Small Radios

[D1028Gary@xxxxxxx]

Hello All,
 
     For those wondering why Sony never made an  improved ICF-2010 (or at 
least continued to sell the great classic model), the  answer is probably because 
they were too busy responding to the ultimate  challenge in modern 
electronics:  how to pack maximum performance into the  smallest package.
 
     The focus of intense competition not only in  digital electronics but 
also in RF design, micro-miniature IC development  has become the ultimate 
arbiter of the winners and losers in today's radio  design competition.
Fortunately for AM DXers, manufacturers like Sony and Sangean have  taken 
this intense competition to a new level, and have developed IC's that  can 
literally pack the performance of a Super Radio 1 into a 3-ounce  pocket radio 
(except that the pocket radio will be more selective, and free from  images and 
birdies).
 
     Sony's phenomenal 30-pin CXA1129N IC, the heart of  the SRF-59, is 
deeply praised by the Chinese PhD rocket scientist Dr. Xin  Feng on his 
_http://www.fixup.net_ (http://www.fixup.net)  web  site. Those who dismiss pocket radios 
as inferior toys are in for a  huge shock if they try out this radio...it is 
fully capable of almost any  DX task you choose to give it!  Superlative IC's 
have finally made the tiny  pocket radio able to not only compete, but win.
 
     Sony is not the only manufacturer who has brought  incredible IC's to 
the pocket AM radio.  Sangean's DT-200VX is also a  phenomenal performer, with 
great sensitivity, selectivity, freedom from  images and birdies... and 
20-memory digital convenience.  The intense  competition between Sony and Sangean has 
brought about a true revolution in  pocket radio performance, and a true 
revolution in Ultralight DXer fun!
 
     If you have a little pocket change and a  little spare time, why not 
order one, and get in on the fun?
 
                                                                              
                        
                                                                              
                  73 and Best Wishes,
 
                                                                              
                 Gary  DeBock         



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