Another very low end radio has also shown up here. It would appear to be a even cheeper alternate to the Syncal 30. Similar in consept to the Southcom SC-120, but even more basic than that radio. Below are some comments from one of the sets owners. The case is injection molded plastic, with a battery compartment for 3ea 6 Volt lantern type batteries.
All circuitry is on a single PC board.
Construction quality is about the same as found on mid 1970's marine radios, Glass-epoxy PC board, no plugins. There are no sealed modules or exotic integrated circuits. Definitely a bargain basement type of radio design, but not flimsy. Reported to have been originally designed and built in Australia by Racal Australia, the following is taken from their promotional literature. Ops 2-7mc on any of 29 xtal control channels with unlimited spacings.