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Eton E1XM
$500.00
Released October, 2008
The Pros:Numeric keypad allows for direct frequency entry. Manual tunning dial has smooth feel. Massive 240 x 320 pixel, dot matrix display.
The Eton E1XM is a full-featured AM/FM/SW/XM radio replacement for the Grundig Satellit 800. Designed to resemble the Satellit 650, the E1XM is described as a “bold and fresh new contender in the World Band portable radio market.
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” In fact, the Eton E1XM is the first portable radio to combine AM, FM, SW, and XM into one module. In addition, whereas the Grundig models were large and heavy, the E1XM is lap-size portable and measures approximately 13”x7.5”x3”. Although there are smaller radios out on the market, none of them come with XM included.
Features
- Frequency coverage: 100-30,000 KHz
- Reception modes: AM, FM-stereo, Single Sideband (selectable USB/LSB) and XM
- Direct frequency entry for all bands via keypad
- Memory scan function
- Excellent sensitivity: yielding a true high-performance receiver
- Calibrated LCD signal strength meter
- Digital Phase Lock Loop (PLL)
- Direct Shortwave band entry
- Selectable bandwidths: 7.0, 4.0, 2.5 kHz for excellent selectivity
- Digital display: large 5.7 inch square, 240 x 320 pixel, dot matrix display
- Dual programmable clocks with WWV Auto-Setting
- Selectable AGC (Automatic Gain Control): fast and slow mode
- Built-in antenna: telescopic antenna for AM, FM and Shortwave reception
- Power Source: 4 D batteries (not included) or AC adapter (included)
- Dimensions: 13” x 7-1/2” x 2-1/2” and 33,3 x 18,8 x 6,6 cm (W x H x D)
- Weight: 4 lbs. 3 oz. and 1,900 kg
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Numeric keypad allows for direct frequency entry
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Manual tunning dial has smooth feel
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Massive 240 x 320 pixel, dot matrix display
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Anonymous:
#eton_e1xm LCD display very unreliable. Mine has failed twice. There are many, many reports of it failing. It's unclear whether the problem is with the display itself, or a driver chip.
Jan 12, 11
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