2001 Grundig Yacht Boy YB 500 - unboxing and demonstration

The main entry on this radio is here.

Panasonic RQ-SW88V Stereo Radio Cassette Player - Review - Playing in Car

Shortwave, DX 2014-15

Revisiting my shortwave, DXing in 2014-15.

1993 VEF-221-1 World Band Radio, Unboxing and Using

1993 VEF-221-1 World Band Radio, Unboxing and Using for first time in a couple of decades.

The main entry on this radio is in this post.

FM Bandscan in Moscow on a 1993 VEF-221-1 Transistor World Band Radio

1996 Veras RP-225 Transistor World Band Radio - Unboxing and Operation

A video in Russian of my 1996 Veras RP-225 Transistor World Band Radio showing unboxing, turning on, tuning and reception on all bands which are 1 LW, 2 MW, 5 SW and 1 OIRT ("Soviet FM").

OIRT Bandscan in Moscow 09.03.2017

OIRT Band in Moscow on 09.03.2017.
OIRT Band is the so-called Soviet FM band 65.9 to 74 MHz. Still in use.

Using a 1996 Veras RP-225 which happens to have this band.

Panasonic Stereo Radio Cassette Player RQ-SW88V

To go on with my catalog of own radio and radio related equipment, here is another entry about my Panasonic Stereo Radio Cassette Player RQ-SW88V Shockwave.

It does have a radio with an AM and FM band but it is primarily for listening to cassette tapes and it is pretty advanced as far as portable cassette players go.

It has a TPS aka tape program sensor which allows to fast forward or rewind by a specific number of songs (up to 3).

It also has a metal "heavy-duty" type shell.

In the video below I play some cassettes through my car stereo and show how you could use it to play cassette tapes in your car.

Shortwave surfing on March 9, 2017 using Veras RP-225

2007 Panasonic RQ-2102 Cassette Recorder

My cataloging of own radio- and radio related equipment goes on, with today's entry on my 2007 Panasonic RQ-2102 Cassette Recorder.

A brief review in this video on my Youtube channel.

It is a portable cassette recorder (and player) probably intended primarily for use a voice recorder, for recording speech or interviews.

But of course what's to stop you from playing music cassettes on it, if you have them, and I certainly still do.