Its just called an Eton Satellite.
> On 17 Apr 2016, at 8:51 AM, Casey <cwoll...@wi.rr.com> wrote: > > Hi what model is it? > I know tha you said that it was an Eton I believe it is spelled. > But what model of that brand is it? > May look for some you tube links on this unit later. > > > > On 4/16/2016 12:28 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote: >> Its been a long wait yes and my nerves have had to endure absolute hell >> when it comes to annoyance, suspense and envy as my friend in Orange >> Count US proudly boasts about his Eton Satellite radio. >> >> Well now I will have one of these little beauties in my hands hopefully >> this time next week. >> >> Getting the radio into Australia is no mean feat as I couldn't find a >> seller who would be prepared to export here from the US, couldn't even >> find a place on eBay where I could go to buy it so I had to use a >> workaround, get someone to order one of these radios in the US and >> forward it on. >> >> Unfortunately the first set we had sent out was faulty so that had to be >> returned. >> >> The second arrived last week and it was put through its paces to be sure >> that this set wasn't faulty, thankfully everything performed well so the >> set was packed away in its box - minus the 110 Volt AC Power adapter >> which I can't use - and shipped off at the Post Office. >> >> I have to say that its wonderful hearing a demo of something over the >> phone and knowing full well that you're going to have that little >> something you just heard - the very same little something - in your >> hands in a very short time. >> >> So what's so good about the Eton Satellite Word Band Radio? Just about >> everything including from a blindness perspective, the operation is >> simple and straight forward. >> >> The Radio performs well across the spectrum whether you're listneing to >> FM, AM or Short Wave. >> >> The Air Band seem particularly good. >> >> I'll write more about this radio when I've had a chance to have a hands >> on look and may even knock up some notes on the subject. >> >> For those in the US the Eton Satellite costs around $200 and is unlike >> any of the radios released under the Satellite name in the past. >> >> Firstly the Eton Satellite is a fraction of the size of the last two >> Satellite radios released they being the Satellite 750 and the earlier >> Satellite 800, the 800 is a monster portable/Table top and the 750 a >> large portable. >> >> > > -- > Casey > ********** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
