Eton Elite 750
LW/AM/SW/FM/AIR
Portable Radio

  Not currently available   

Previous Model:
Satellit 750
Satellit 800
Satellit 650

The famous "750" is back by popular demand! Previously badged as the Grundig Satellit 750, the Eton Elite 750 is an exciting portable receiver that brings the world to you. You will get complete coverage of all long wave (100-519 kHz), medium wave and shortwave frequencies as well as FM (stereo to the earphone jack). Plus the Elite 750 also receives the VHF civil aeronautical band (117-137 MHz). Your shortwave coverage (1711-29999.9 kHz) includes the reception of the single sideband (SSB) mode allowing you to monitor ham radio operators, maritime and shortwave aeronautical stations. You can select either wide or narrow selectivity to reduce co-channel interference. You can tune your favorite stations by the conventional tuning knob, quick keypad entry of via the 1000 memories. There are two separate sets of 500 memories. Page 00 is a band memory system of 100 memories for FM, SW, SW-SSB, Air, and then 50 for MW and 50 for LW. Pages 01-10 are 500 randomly programmable memories. The Auto Tune feature searches the band up or down scanning until a station is found. It pauses for 5 seconds and then resumes. You will enjoy the fidelity you have come to expect from Eton-Grundig enhanced by separate bass and treble controls. The radio features both an Earphone Jack and RCA phono Line Output Jacks. And there is even a 3.5mm Line Input jack on the front panel. Long distance medium wave (AM band) reception is possible because of the built-in rotatable, directional ferrite antenna. The medium wave step may be set for either 9 or 10 kHz. The display and meter will be back lit for five seconds if you briefly press the LIGHT button. A long press will turn on the illumination for as long as the radio is on. (Not recommended when operating from batteries). The sleep timer can be set to turn off the receiver after 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90 or 120 minutes. The built-in 24 hour clock features two alarms (buzzer or radio). The right side of the radio has BNC and terminal-type antenna jacks. The Elite 750 comes with an AC adapter [6VDC 500 mA Neg. tip] or it can operate from four D cells (not supplied). 14.65 x 7.24 x 5.75 inches, 5.25 lbs.

Order #	Photo	Item	Description	Price	Order
		PS-E750	AC adapter. RF quiet, linear design Output is 6VDC 500 mA center [ — ] negative. As supplied VIEW	Discontinued
#2122		UG-255	SO239 to BNC antenna jack adapter. Easily connect your PL-259 antenna plug to the Elite 750 BNC-type antenna jack. VIEW	$3.95
#6686		F TO BNC M	F to BNC antenna jack adapter. Easily connect your F antenna plug to the Satellit 750 BNC-type antenna jack. VIEW	$2.98
#0027		RADIO PROP	Radio Propagation For Beginners This introductory pamphlet covers the various modes of shortwave propagation and provides a brief explanation of the radio spectrum, a frequency to wavelength conversion chart and plans for a simple longwire antenna. INFO	$1.95
#2025		WRTH 2025	World Radio TV Handbook 2025 The authoritative annual directory of shortwave broadcast stations for nearly 80 years. Organized by both country and frequency. Also includes information on: station contact , DX clubs, DRM, Internet resources and equipment reviews. 800+ pages. 79th edition. Published by Radio Data Center of Germany. INFO.	$49.90
#0211		WWLG 11	Worldwide Listening Guide - 11th Edition This book explains radio listening in all of today's formats: “live,” on-demand, podcast, terrestrial, satellite, Internet, digital, analog, AM, FM, shortwave and WiFi. A comprehensive guide to what can be heard how, where and when. Learn new ways to enjoy world band radio. The main section details programing available to you on an hour-by-hour basis, including program names! By John Figliozzi W5YI Publ. ©2024. INFO	$27.95