I know it's not an ultralight but has anyone been inside an E10? The
MW could use a little help.

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote:

Hey Kevin,

I remember that stuck loopstick of your E100 very well. The

good news

is that any stuck, crippled, mangled or broken loopstick is a

**perfect**

candidate for a transplant! And the E100 is undoubtedly the

easiest Ultralight

upon which to perform a loopstick transplant-- it's almost like

somebody

designed it for just that purpose.

There is only one coil with two, easily accessible connections.
Contrast that with the SRF-39FP (four tight connections to a tapped

double-coil

arrangement) and the DT-200VX (four micro-circuit connections to a

piggybacked

double-coil arrangement).

Transplanting a loopstick into the E100 is so simple, I could

probably

teach my 8-year old son to do it. If any one has ever dreamed of

doing a

loopstick transplant, THIS is the radio to guarantee success. Just

secure your

7" replacement loopstick on eBay (Channel Master Super Fringe model

6515), and

perform two easy solder connections. The performance improvement is
fantastic, because the stock loopstick is really a flat, mediocre

design extremely

skimpy on ferrite. The 530-Tacoma TIS that sounds so pathetic on a

stock unit

has a nuclear-level signal on the 7" loopstick :>)

73, Gary