Hi Gary,

In light of your statement below, why does the "Ultralight Compendium"
give the E100 a C- for images/spurs, while the T615 gets a C?

Thanks,
Gary

--- In ultralightdx@yahoogroups.com, "Gary DeBock" <D1028Gary@...>
wrote:

Unlike the SRF-T615, however, the E100 has good resistance to
spurious signals in stock form, making it a good candidate for
mega-loopstick transplants. With 200 memories and class-leading
selectivity, I can't wait to see what it will do with a 21"
loopstick, hi.

73, Gary D.