Review on Eton Grundig Satellit 750 Ultimate by Aditya ᠌

For those who like to travel on the air at night, this receiver is just a fairy tale. Nothing like this has ever been sold in 2022 before. Minor nuisance, bought into the Grundig label and got a 110v power supply in addition. The Eton Satellite 750 has its own power supply (lighter and more compact than the universal one) for 220 V. Don't repeat my mistake. Some pros: The receiver is great! High sensitivity and selectivity, the presence of an attenuator. Search for stations both in manual mode with a rotary encoder, or with frequency sweep keys, or automatically. On HF, the reception is confident, the sound is powerful with a good timbre. There are bass and treble controls. The ability to quickly move through the HF bands. There is a rotary magnetic antenna for SW and LW - no need to turn the receiver. There are also jacks for connecting an external HF antenna: a BNC connector and two clamps. The display is of a pleasant color, as well as an arrow indicator of the signal level. Some cons: The AC adapter included with the Grundig Satellite 750 is rated for 110V input voltage. (only available in the US with the Grundig label). I had to buy a universal power supply, a kind of "fool" weighing half a kilo.