Kaito KA1102 AM/FM/SW Radio
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Newest First | Highest Ratings FirstGreat Value in a Small Package
(5.00 out of 5) by mr_scayf on Jan 13, 2012Pros: Construction, features, sound, price
Cons: Won't scan on SSB
The Bottom Line: If you're just getting into SWL, or need a decent multi-band radio, the KA1102 is well worth considering.
I recently got interested in SWL (shortwave listening) *again*, so started researching what was avai ...
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Truly Outstanding
(5.00 out of 5) by fineout153 on Aug 8, 2008Pros: Performance way beyond its size and price
Cons: Keeping the battery levels up and getting used to the obtuse instructions
The Bottom Line: Unless you are planning to spend a LOT more $, the Kaito 1102 is simply unbeatable. It's a lot of radio, even if you're an experienced ham or SWL
The pros and cons have been accurately reflected in the previous reviews, but one thing that I found ...
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Well Worth The Money..Great Radio
(5.00 out of 5) by catoni52 on Mar 10, 2008Pros: Compact size and full of features. Handy display light with three settings Tilt stand
Cons: SSB only on page nine. Should be on all pages
PROs - Compact size and full of features. SSB works well Handy display light with three settings Ti ...
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Kaito 1102 MW/FM/SW portable radio review: An excellent choice for a compact portable
(5.00 out of 5) by shadowcatcher on Feb 16, 2007Pros: Compact, digitally tuned, excellent signal reception, good battery life and features, very good value
Cons: User interface not always intuitive, some spurious signals on MW, battery charging not fully automatic
The Bottom Line: Highly recommended as a compact MW/FM/SW portable radio at a reasonable price, providing a full set of features and very good performance.
I bought the Kaito 1102 as part of my seemingly endless quest to find the ideal compact portable rad ...
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Wow a great little radio
(5.00 out of 5) by mediaml on Jan 28, 2005Pros: #1 value,#2 sensitivty,#3 controls,#4 memorys
Cons: #1 page memory hard to get used to
Sensitivity was excellent stations just seem to pop in on all bands, just using the whip ant. Also ...
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