what is different from the KA200 in Kaito radios ?
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The KA200 is smaller, does not receive NOAA weather radio, and does not seem to be a DSP (Digital Signal Processing) radio. The KA210 receives NOAA weather radio seems to be a DSP radio. Sound is good on both. AM reception may be a bit better on the KA200. For the price both are incredible radios. In this day and time $12. or $20. is almost free. Two lunches at McDonalds is more than $12. How can you lose?
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this are mk2. here's a thread on head-fi talking about the differences:http://www.head-fi.org/t/651159/vsonic-mk-vs-mkii-differences
1074955
You can tell the difference by the models a KA-T has no pickup the KA-TE is electric. If this is your first uku i would by the KA-T then if you like it upgrade later
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Turn the radio off. Hold down the Band button, if display shows 103 or 114 it is enhanced model. ( Info from CCrane Co.)
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I am looking for a portable radio with the following bands: AM/FM/SW/MWThe priority for me is AM and SW. I was considering the Kaito KA-1102 model. However, it has received mixed reviews with doubts about reliability. Please recommend a better model. My budget is upto $140. Thanks!
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If it has a blue k sticker in the battery compartment it doesn't(old radio), if green, it is the newer firmware. The firmware is single flash only, and cannot be updated.
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This is the K1 frequency if purchased from Moore Brothers Music. I cannot guarantee that from other sellers. By the way, we do have other frequencies available as well so let us know what your needs are if other than K1.
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Not Motorola, just Kenwoods, baofengs and some other brands. Doesn't work w Motorola cp200
2012137
First, the T20 has no FM radio. Also the speakers are diiferent. T20 has only a cube to each speaker. Read more on the site.
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Both Factory and CHIRP programming software can be found at http://www.miklor.com/UV5R/The UV5R and A52 are the same radio with only cosmetic differences.http://www.miklor.com/uv5r/images/UV5R-Family.jpg
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i really don't know what the difference might be. However, "IF" you buy a Baofeng radio, save the box and all of the papers. Some are shipped in non-working condition!!
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It uses a recessed SO-239 which can be hard sometimes to get your fingers in. Otherwise, very easy to use and excellent radio. Hope this helps.
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i think the more expensive one is imported, buy the cheap one! in case anyone else is wondering: the ko-1 kaossilator is the original square shaped one, in yellow or pink. the kaossilator 2 is the newer, more of a rectangular shape and has a small LCD display and lighted buttons. it's a significant upgrade that now includes a mic, and an sd card so you can record loops with it. the kaossilator pro is much larger, and has a green lighted touchpad, the kaossilator pro+ is the updated version of the kaossilator pro, look closely at the buttons, the older model's are black. it's confusing, but they're not good at naming things at korg.
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Mine is a much older version and I do not have that on mine , sorry. Good radio enjoy it.
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You don't necessarily need those! I don't use the wires. I get great reception inside a metal trailer at the bottom of a valley by simply putting the Kaito next to my radio. You need to turn the dial and test for reception, if it doesn't work keeping moving the Kaito around, turn the dial to test until it pulls in the signal. I once put it on top of the radio, where ever it takes to make it work.I sometimes take the Kaito with me around my farm to set it near my transistor so I can enjoy listening while I'm planting. (Check your radio instructions for connecting an external antenna). Happy listening! You don't necessarily need those! I don't use the wires. I get great reception inside a metal trailer at the bottom of a valley by simply putting the Kaito next to my radio. You need to turn the dial and test for reception, if it doesn't work keeping moving the Kaito around, turn the dial to test until it pulls in the signal. I once put it on top of the radio, where ever it takes to make it work.I sometimes take the Kaito with me around my farm to set it near my transistor so I can enjoy listening while I'm planting. (Check your radio instructions for connecting an external antenna). Happy... » Read More You don't necessarily need those! I don't use the wires. I get great reception inside a metal trailer at the bottom of a valley by simply putting the Kaito next to my radio. You need to turn the dial and test for reception, if it doesn't work keeping moving the Kaito around, turn the dial to test until it pulls in the signal. I once put it on top of the radio, where ever it takes to make it work.I sometimes take the Kaito with me around my farm to set it near my transistor so I can enjoy listening while I'm planting. (Check your radio instructions for connecting an external antenna). Happy listening! « Show Less
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Sharon, this antenna is designed for FM reception. For AM, you'll want to find a loop antenna - see this link (we don't sell it but we have one at our offices):Kaito AN-200 Tunable Passive AM Antenna for AM radio, Any Brands, Like Kaito,Sony,Eton,Panasonic,Tecsun,Grundig Etc.Best wishes !
1996308
Thanks for asking ! No, this radio doe snot pick NOAA, but Kaito made many NOAA radios, search for KA210 which is a great NOAA radio !Kaito Customer Care Team