Ats 818acs deluxe with tape recorder, A custom radio by c. crane, Getting started in shortwave – C. Crane 19f User Manual

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ATS 818ACS Deluxe With Tape Recorder

AM/FM/SW/SSB

A Custom Radio by C. Crane

The 818ACS is a good SW receiver combined with a programmable cas-

sette recorder. By eliminating the mute between stations and reducing

tuning knob friction, our exclusive modifications give the “818ACS

Deluxe” more of an analog sound and feel. We also add an RCA-type

jack for attaching an external SW antenna. Runs on AC Adapter (includ-

ed) or 4 “D” and 3 “AA” batteries (not included). More specs at

ccrane.com/ATS818ACS

Weight: 5.5 lbs. 12" W x 7.5" H x 3" D.

One-year warranty by C. Crane Company only.
Item #8CD .....

$

249.95 — While Supplies Last

The first thing to decide is what size
portable radio you need.

SMALL

(under 6" wide): If you travel,

perhaps the smallest radio is best. As

a radio gets smaller, performance gen-

erally decreases slightly in sensitivity

(ability to pick up a weak station) and

selectivity (ability to distinguish close

stations). Since the speaker is small, a

good set of headphones is a wise

investment.

MID-SIZE

(about 8" wide): This size

radio is multi-purpose. Small enough

to travel with or just carry around. Also

suitable as a desk radio. Audio quality

is good enough for extensive listening.
LARGE

(about 12" wide): A real bene-

fit of a larger radio is better audio

quality, making it easier to listen to for

hours on end. Larger radios seem to

have better sensitivity and selectivity.

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