Yacht-Boy 700
- Grundig (Radio-Vertrieb, RVF, Radiowerke)
- Manufacturer / Brand
- Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner
- Radiomuseum.org ID
- alternative name: Grundig Portugal || Grundig USA / Lextronix
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Technical Specifications
- Number of Transistors
- Semiconductors
- 2SC2704 2SC2724 2SC535 2SK54 2SC2603 2SC2320 2SA1115 2SA1286 µPC1018 GL1001 LA5004
- Main principle
- Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 468/10700 kHz
- Broadcast, Long Wave, more than 2 x SW plus FM or UHF.
- Power type and voltage
- Line / Batteries (any type) / 110-127; 220-240 / C: 5 x 1,5 & for clock AA: 1,5 Volt
- Loudspeaker
- Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil) / Ø 9 cm = 3.5 inch
- Plastics (no bakelite or catalin)
- from Radiomuseum.org
- Model: Yacht-Boy 700 - Grundig Radio-Vertrieb, RVF,
- Portable set > 8 inch (also usable without mains)
- Dimensions (WHD)
- 280 x 170 x 60 mm / 11 x 6.7 x 2.4 inch
Single conversion, digital readout 5 kHz, clock/timer. Made for Grundig in Singapore.
6 SW ranges from 1.62 to 25.8 MHz.
Listed transistors may be present more than one time.
- Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg)
- 1.4 kg / 3 lb 1.3 oz (3.084 lb)
- Model page created by Martin Bösch . See "Data change" for further contributors.
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Here you find 6201 models, 5426 with images and 4198 with schematics for wireless sets etc. In French: TSF for Télégraphie sans fil. All listed radios etc. from Grundig (Radio-Vertrieb, RVF, Radiowerke)
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The model Yacht-Boy is part of the collections of the following members.
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- Karl-Heinz Entrich † 7.21 (D)
- Hans Fischer (CH)
- Willi Lich † 20.10.22 (D)
- Fred Overbeek (NL)
- Sándor Selyem-Tóth (H)
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| Review Summary For : Grundig Yachtboy 400 | |||
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| Reviews: 67 | MSRP: 199 | ||
| Description: 100 Khz - 30 Mhx portable receiver | |||
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| # last 180 days | Avg. Rating last 180 days | Total reviews | Avg. overall rating |
| 0 | 0 | 67 | 3.9 |
| Rating: | 2023-11-13 | ||
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| updat as of nove 2023 great radio | Time Owned: 0 to 3 months. | ||
| UPDATE as of nov 203 when i brought it use from our local hamfest i brought it fot 45.00 i find not bad but does not tune the band but works fine only 4 band fm mw lw sw when got i heard 160 meter cw is like wow i hear cw lol no wonder i heard cw on 160 meter band ! a keeper for sure ! 73 Jackie BACK IN 2017 I BOUGHT THIS LITTLE WAVE RADIO SOMETHING TO TAKE WITH ME ON CAMPING TRIP ! DUE TO MY HEALTH PROBLEM THAT DON'T STOP FROM LISTENING TO THIS RADIO IT PICK UP 160 METER FIRST TIME I EVER HEARD 160 METER I NEVER WOULD THOUGHT NEVER PICK UP 160 METER BEFORE I REALLY ENJOYED LISTEN TO THIS RADIO AS LONG I HAD 73 Jackie N4MJG I brought this march 11,2017 find this radio black radio for $45 at local ham fest ! I have always wanted one for awhile to take with me at the inn or camping out ! or if power goes out at home. takes little get use to it and to understanding the radio ! I also pick up morse code which is great !! I see the radio been out since 94 not bad for this radio it's a keeper for me !! 73 Jackie N4MJG Been Hamming since 2001 | |||
| Rating: | 2017-12-09 | ||
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| Very capable portable | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| I'm actually on my third YB400. First two succumbed to hard drops on concrete by other people.....long story. These receivers were great company to me for many years while I travelled out of town during the week. I have also taken them with me to the Caribbean and Florida while on vacation. Coolest experience with my YB400 was while in Aruba I was monitoring an Aruba station working the CQWPX CW contest and actually heard my station back in Illinois work him which I was controlling remotely via TeamViewer and Pignology K3ui. I still regularly drag it out onto the patio while I'm grilling dinner. My Grandfather got me interested in SWLing. I think he would have been very fond of this receiver. | |||
| Rating: | 2017-02-16 | ||
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| It works just fine | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| One of my very first 'modern', contemporary manufactured SW receivers, purchased waaaay back in the early '90s, this little guy worked and works just fine for its price point, and even more so for its much lower resale prices. It was the first receiver I used with a dedicated SSB mode and though it was touchy, I was able to use it pretty well very quickly, and I don't recall it getting too drifty most of the time. Certainly, having long since used much better and pricier receivers, I now consider the YB400's SSB to be worse than mediocre, but not worse than its average used price would promise. FM sounded nice for such a little radio, and MW/SW AM signals were clear and mostly crisp and intelligible, no worse than on most portables of its size and retail point. In fact it sounded better than the Tecsun 600 I had for a while (which certainly had better SSB but was still not great). It's not a powerhouse performer, it's not even a decent DX machine, but it's just fine for SW b'cast listening, AM/FM bands and if you don't mind twiddling with a little finesse and patience, amateur SSB can be enjoyed to some extent, too. Certainly performs well for its current price range. | |||
| Rating: | 2012-10-20 | ||
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| Three Thumbs Up | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| I've had three of these including a silver PE for many years and they work great. Bought 'em all used for very little $. Performance to price ratio is high. Now they aren't meant to compete with high priced pro-grade receivers so one must adjust his/her expectations accordingly. | |||
| Rating: | 2010-02-18 | ||
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| OK Choice if SSB not required | Time Owned: 0 to 3 months. | ||
| This review is for the almost identical G4000A. I also own an E5,7600GR, and KA1103, so this review will focus on where the G4000A falls short or exceeds these models. Pros: *Sensitivity/Selectivity on SW/BCB/FM matches or exceeds the previously mentioned models. *Sound from the built in speaker is richer and fuller. *Has a non-radio (beep) alarm with snooze *Push button frequency step control. (7600GR also has additional buttons for same function.) *Memory system is easy to set and use. (but only 40 presets.) *Volume control feels smooth and is easy to set anywhere from silent to loud. Cons: *SSB *SSB *Did I mention SSB? CW was a warbled mess, and SSB voice took forever to tune in a signal that was easy on the other radios, to only halfway intelligible on the G4000A. For an SSB radio I'd rate it 1/5 if I was being generous. * Overall Control quality. The buttons and switches feel sloppy and cheap compared to the other radios. They work, but don't inspire confidence. * requires 6 rather than 4 batteries. So... Buy this radio if you are looking for BCB/SW unit to put on your nightstand with a beep alarm, and use a few memories. Do not buy this radio if you want to monitor SSB/CW ham transmissions, if you plan to operate mainly on batteries, or have hundreds of presets. | |||
| Rating: | 2010-01-08 | ||
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| Bought mine in 1994 | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| I guess I'd give my YB400 a 5 just because I've been using it almost daily for 15 years and it has served me well. Whether at home, in a motel room or in a tent while camping I've listened to the bands nearly every night. It absolutly isn't the best receiver I own but it is the most versatile and I can always find something to listen to on it. I bet I'm still listening to it 15 years from now too! | |||
| Rating: | 2010-01-02 | ||
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| Good general use portable | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| I've owned mine for seven years. This radio has very good sounding audio. Not particularly good for surfing the bands because of the push button tuning and it's annoying to tune with headphones on. But for casual BCB on SW/AM/FM it's a good radio. Headphone L/R channels aren't balanced in my set until the volume is turned up high then it's too loud, so I have a little in-line volume control to compensate for it. Overall a good general use portable radio. Doug NG0K | |||
| Rating: | 2010-01-02 | ||
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| Very Nice | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| I have had my Yachtboy 400 since 2003; bought refurbished from Universal Radio for $99.00. I have used this radio at home and camping, with internal and external antennas, on MW, FM and SW bands; this radio has been great. It performs well beyond the expectations of a $99.00 radio. It's actually built in a manner that makes portability easy and safe for the radio. The earbuds, external antenna and carrying case included with the radio made the purchase even better. The radio is great in every aspect with only a few exceptions. The audio is terrible with the built-in speaker. I use an external speaker with the headphone jack and it sounds much better. I am not too fond of the battery level monitor that shuts the radio off when it thinks the batteries are low. Other than those two things the radio is a keeper even at full MSRP. | |||
| Rating: | 2009-07-19 | ||
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| I like this little beast! | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| I have been a swl for 53 years and have owned many radios from 1926 models to present. I got my YB400pe 3 years ago and really enjoy it. Paid 149 at Radio Shack and it's worth every penny.Remember, it's not a 2 grand tabletop! I would never consider Degens or Kaitos because of a huge gap in coverage. This radio looks great and construction quality is good but not great. Refurbished units can be had for about 99 yankee dollars. Get one--you will like it. | |||
| Rating: | 2009-03-29 | ||
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| Get One while they are still in good shape | Time Owned: more than 12 months. | ||
| Hello All, I have used several portable radios in it's class and must say although the Grundig 400 is discontinued you can still find them on Ebay for reasonable prices. I have used the KAITO 1103,SONY 7600GR and now have the G4000A which is just like the 400PE but with a leather case. I liked the KAITO but it had a VERY SENSITIVE front end and NON CONTINUOUS tuning across the entire spectrum of the shortwave bands. Although the Kaito 1103 charges it's batteries inside the unit it takes at least 12 hours and while charging the charger/adaptor introduces a nice "BUZZ" all over the bands. The Sony 7600GR is nice but doesn't come with an AC power adaptor,no Signal strength meter and not as good sound from it's speaker. Is it really worth the Sync detection to sacrifice those? For those who like to use a portable SW radio with AA batteries just go to your local Best Buy and buy those Energizer rechargable batteries that come with a charger. They charge in 15 minutes in this charger unlike the 12 hours in the Kaito. I will list the Pros and Cons of the YB 400 as I see them.. PROS- 1.EXCELLENT sound from it's built in Speaker 2.Good reception across all the bands 3.Simple tuning and no band switching needed when tuning across the entire SW spectrum like the Kaito 1103 4.SIMPLE memory operation(No goofy pages to use) 5.Memory Tuning,Direct Entry,and auto tuning built in 6.Radio when new comes with manual,real antenna,and power adaptor. 7.Signal Strength Meter 8.Two times 9.Sleep timer 10.Good SSB reception,just takes a little patience 11.unlike the KAITO 1103 this guy has a DEDICATED volume knob,the Kaito you had to hit a button and then adjust the volume! Even with the New G5(I have not had) apparently does NOT have a volume knob,you have to adjust the volume with buttons! 12.well layed out keypad 13.Alarm clock to wake up to radio 14.Good location of the "LIGHT" and "Snooze" button. 15.EXCELLENT SENSITIVITY 16.EXCELLENT SELECTIVITY CONS: 1.a little large for a portable these days 2.No Sync detection 3.No Dedicated LSB/USB like the SONY 7600GR 4.No Tuning Knob. 5.Display light won't "stay on" but bright enough to see what your tuning in the dark. Light will stay on for 10 seconds and go off. If you tune the radio while the light is on by letting go of a button and then pressing the same button you originally pressed or another one in the ten second window the light will stay on.However if you are HOLDING DOWN a button while the light is on the light will go off in 10 seconds so if you want to have the light stay on you have to let go of the button and push it again in the 10 second window for it to stay on OR tap the light on button. Don't let the poor reviews fool you. I consider this radio to be a favorite of mine and for me it's a little better then the SONY 7600GR I liked the Sony but if you want to jog through more then 10 memories you have to change pages,the sound is FAIR at best from it's built in speaker and no signal strength meter. It is a good radio though but I think you get more bang for the buck with a used Grundig 400. | |||
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InhaltsverzeichnisStromversorgung, dimensionen, entwicklung, weitere informationen, grundig yacht boy 700. Hergestellt von Grundig, Fürth . Im ähnlichen Zeitraum, wie der erste mit einer PLL-Syntheseschaltung arbeitende Reiseempfänger Satellit 300, der aufgrund der schlechten Sensitivität und Trennschärfe Negativschlagzeilen machte, brachte Grundig mit dem Yacht Boy 700 einen Einfachsuper auf den Markt, der dem kleinen „Satelliten“ nahezu das Wasser reichen konnte. Der Yacht Boy 700 als analoger Einfachsuper mit Digitalanzeige ausgeführt, wurde für viele zum Reiseradio für gehobene Ansprüche. Technische Daten
Der Reiseempfänger im Querformat ist genügend standsicher, um stehend betrieben zu werden, nach besser kann er liegend mit einer Aufstellklappe im Schräglage bedient werden. Mit seinen 27 x 17 x 5,5 cm und dem Gewicht von 1,7 kg kommt der Empfänger in den Abmessungen an den Sony ICF-2001 heran, das mit einem silberfarbenen Kunststoffgehäuse versehene Gerät wurde für Grundig in Singapore gefertigt und kam vor allem in Europa auf den Markt. Es wird von 5 UM-2 (R14) - Batterien für den Radioempfang und 1 UM-3 (R6) - Batterie für die Digitaluhr gespiesen, verfügt aber auch über ein integriertes Netzteil und kann auf 110 resp. 220 V-Betrieb umgerüstet werden. An der Oberkante des Gerätes finden sich die Bedientasten für die Quarzuhr und die Weckfunktion, die Beleuchtung der Frequenzanzeige und die vollständig versenkbare Teleskopantenne, oben ist ein kräftiger Tragegriff ausklappbar. An der linken Schmalseite ist die Ohrhörerbuchse, an der rechten der Abstimmknopf und ein Feinabstimmknopf angeordnet, an der Geräterückseite finden sich neben Netzeingang und Batteriefachdeckel nur noch der ausklappbare Aufstellbügel. Nahezu die linke Hälfte der Frontplatte wird vom Lautsprechergrill eingenommen. Die rechte Hälfte der Front wird oben von Anzeigefenstern und unten von den Bandschaltern und Tonreglern eingenommen. Oben im Anzeigefenster findet sich ein kleines analog arbeitendes S-Meter, daneben die Digitalanzeige für Frequenz und Uhrzeit, rechts davon ein Schiebeschalter für die Weckfunktion und die mittels Kugelschreiber bedienbaren Uhrzeit-Stelltasten. Darunter liegen die Analogskalen für LW, MW, UKW und die sechs Kurzwellenbereiche. Da jeweils mehrere MHz in einem Kurzwellenbereich überstrichen werden, dienen die Analogskalen nur als ungefährer Anhaltspunkt, wo sich die eingestellte Frequenz im Kurzwellenspektrum findet, in dem beispielsweise auf 12 mm überstrichenen 49m-Band ist allein mit der Analogskala keine ausreichend exakte Abstimmung möglich, zur genauen Einstellung einer Frequenz muss die digitale Frequenzanzeige herangezogen werden. Bei Einstellung einer Station resp. auf Tastendruck FREQU zeigt das Display anstelle der Uhrzeit die Frequenz auf 5 kHz genau an, die analog arbeitende Abstimmung ist nicht ganz spielfrei, nach Bandwechseln landet man meist nicht mehr genau auf derselben Frequenz, zur Feinabstimmung einer Station kann mit dem FINE TUNING-Regler nachgestimmt werden. Unterhalb des Anzeigefensters sind die etwas für Verschmutzung anfälligen Schieberegler für Lautstärke und Tonblende angeordnet. Der rechte Schieberegler dient zur Wahl der sechs Kurzwellenbereiche, durch Druck auf einen der rechts angeordneten Bandschalter wird der Yacht Boy 700 eingeschaltet, der unterste Knopf schaltet den Empfänger aus. In einer schmalen Reihe Schalterchen zwischen den Schieberegler werden die beiden ZF-Bandbreiten und das 5 kHz-Notchfilter, das von einer Nachbarkanalstation herrührendes Interferenzpfeifen vermindert, geschaltet. Mit einem Rändelrad wird der BFO zum Einseitenbandempfang aktiviert, der Empfang starker Küstenfunkstationen oder Funkamateure ist mit dieser Rechnik behelfsmässig möglich, hier sticht der Yacht Boy 700 den gar nicht SSB-tauglichen Satellit 300 ganz aus. Im Betrieb ist der Yacht Boy700 meines Erachtens weitgehend selbsterklärend, eine Bedienungsanleitung liegt mir leider nicht vor: Mit dem Druck auf eine der Bandtasten wird das Gerät eingeschaltet, die Wahl des entsprechenden Kurzwellen-Bereichs erfolgt mit dem Schiebeschalter. Unter Beachtung der Digitalanzeige wird auf die gewünschte Station abgestimmt, was aufgrund des Spiels in der Abstimmung teils etwas mühsam ist, mit dem FINE TUNING Regler wird der Empfang optimiert, bei durch Nachbarkanalstationen vervorgerufenen Pfeifstörungen kann mit dem Wechsel auf das schmale ZF-Filter oder durch Aktivierung des 5 kHz-Interferenzfilters der Empfang verbessert werden. Mittels Druck auf die o / Aus-Taste verstummt der Yacht Boy 700. Zusammenfassend handelt es sich beim Yacht Boy 700 um einen nicht ganz kleinformatigen Reiseempfänger in inzwischen etwas veralteter Technik, der aber den gleichzeitig eingeführten kleinen Grundig Satellit 300 in den Schatten stellt. Mit der Möglichkeit der digitalen Frequenzanzeige und der Digitaluhr ist der Yacht Boy als Reiseempfänger auch mehr als zwanzig Jahre nach seiner Markteinführung immer noch tauglich und verwöhnt mit recht gutem Klang. Technisches PrinzipEinfachsuper Das Gerät ist halbleiterbestückt. Technische UnterlagenDer Yacht Boy 700 wurde von Grundig, Fürth entwickelt und in Singapore gefertigt.
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Model: Yacht-Boy 700 - Grundig Radio-Vertrieb, RVF, Shape. Portable set > 8 inch (also usable without mains) Dimensions (WHD) 280 x 170 x 60 mm / 11 x 6.7 x 2.4 inch. Notes. Single conversion, digital readout 5 kHz, clock/timer. Made for Grundig in Singapore.
The Grundig Yacht Boy 700 is a portable multiband radio with an integrated frequency counter to display the operation frequency. With it's dimensions of 28 x 17 x 6 cm and a weight of 1,4 kg (without batteries), it is still quite well suited for travel use. The Yacht Boy 700 was the top of the range set of the early Grundig travel portables ...
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Time Owned: more than 12 months. I have had my Yachtboy 400 since 2003; bought refurbished from Universal Radio for $99.00. I have used this radio at home and camping, with internal and external antennas, on MW, FM and SW bands; this radio has been great. It performs well beyond the expectations of a $99.00 radio.
Grundig Yacht Boy 700 International Made for Grundig in Singapore 1983-1984 Comparable with Grundig Satellit 300, almost the same dimensions, but has more functions (is provided with fine tuning, BFO and has analogue and digital frequence indication) Nice and complete worldradio , good condition ( some innocent user traces) Bands include: LW MW VHF/FM 6 SW bands: Band 1 1.5 - 4.6MHz - 120/90 ...
Grundig Yacht Boy 700 Vintage Radio Digital Alarm Clock Made in Germany 1980sFM is working perfectly with very well perception and clear sound.I wasn't able to find stations on the other bands.The digital clock is also working properly.Very good cosmetic condition.dimensions: 280 x 170 x 60 mm / ...
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Yacht Boy 700. Product Line. World Radio Receiver. EAN. Does not apply. Item description from the seller. Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. ... Grundig Ham & Amateur Radio Receivers, Grundig SSB Ham Radio Receivers, Grundig AM Ham & Amateur Radio Receivers,
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The first Grundig radio with a ROM table, though 3 basic versions of this set were made: The international version, with SW coverage of 1612-30000 kHz and no ROM table, the "500 Italia" with reduced coverage to meet local legislation, (SW: 3900-26100 kHz, LW 148-302 kHz.) and again, no ROM table, & the "500 Professional", sold only in Germany ...
Im ähnlichen Zeitraum, wie der erste mit einer PLL-Syntheseschaltung arbeitende Reiseempfänger Satellit 300, der aufgrund der schlechten Sensitivität und Trennschärfe Negativschlagzeilen machte, brachte Grundig mit dem Yacht Boy 700 einen Einfachsuper auf den Markt, der dem kleinen „Satelliten" nahezu das Wasser reichen konnte. Der Yacht Boy 700 als analoger Einfachsuper mit ...
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