Welcome to Rick P. to ULR. Rick lives in the area, and is an excellent ham...specializing in QRP CW. Welcome Rick! Loggings in the past couple days (dates & times EDT): 1070 WFNI/Indianapolis, IN,

Hey Jim- I just joined the group not too long ago myself. Welcome aboard! I also have a mini 100. It has good selectivity, but the nulling and sensitivity of the srf59 beat it. I just picked up an

Jim - welcome. There are a lot of really great people here and I know that any number of them would be delighted to help you get started. AM DX'ing has needed a shot in the arm for a long time and

Hi Guys: Nothing spectacular tonight at Sunset..but did manage 2 new ones for the ULR Log. Radio used for these receptions was....SONY SRF-T615 BAREFOOT. ULR Log Totals are

Jim/N8EPI...Tried to send you an e-mail the e-mail listed on QRZ.com (your ham calls...the voyager.net address)...but it bounced back undeliverable. Check out the little SRF-59. It's $14.99 at

group on mediumwave group thanks! jim n8rpi Hi Jim: Welcome to the Ultralight Group from one of the Canadian contingent !!!! Nice to have you aboard....I really got a laugh from your comment that

Hey Jim: Welcome to the group! I hope you will find UltraLighting as interesting and enjoyable as the rest of us here. Trans-oceanic receptions are becoming more and more common as DXers figure out

hey, just joined. forgot who, but somebody from here mentioned this group on mediumwave group. anyway, i've played with pretty much all kinds of radio and own more than my wife knows. i may even own

Hello Jim, This is Gary (N7EKX), and welcome to ourUltralight DX group. We are happy to have you with us, as we enjoy ourfirst full DXing season with tiny AM pocket radios. If you are

Robert, I heard the exact same station this morning on the SRF-59 barefoot at 0630 (nine minutes after you logged them)! My 704th overall station and number 330 for the ULs. Small world, ain't

(Gary wrote :) JOAK-594 was booming in at 1349, so I grabbed the smallest Ultralight on the planet, the 1.19" loopstick Sony SRF-S84 (1.4 ounces). Very nice catch Gary ! 73 Allen

Hi Guys, First of all, Congratulations to Paul Logan on logging # 400 . Way to go Paul !! Last night was pretty decent conditions , logged a new one as follows: 702 khz - China Radio Intl via

Way to go, Gary - you've reached yet another milestone by coaxing the S84 into receiving a TP! What other feats of magic are up your sleeve? Kevin S Bainbridge Island, WA

HI Guys: Thanks to Greg Shoom for pointing out to me that this station I logged below is located in OWEGO NY.....not OSWEGO!! Please

Paul Logan wrote:Way to Go Paul!!! You`re making it hard to stay ahead of you!!HAHAHHHA...I only wish I had as many Transatlantics as you!! Heck Iwish I had ONE TransAtlantic!!! I see you logged a

Hi all, some new ones over the last couple of days and some milestones  - WTIC Hartford is station 400 logged WHAS Louisville is US State 22 logged Venezuela Llanera 960 is my first Venezuelan /

HI Guys: One new logging this morning at Sunrise on the Ultralight SONY SRF-T615. This was also a NEW LOGGING for the OVERALL LOG!! ULR LOG Total is now............................487

Good Morning, It was quite obvious at first check (1315) thatlast night's great TA conditions had somehow fizzled out, at least at thismodest DX location. The powerhouses and a few other

My Sangean 400 performance is virtually the same as my 200VX, both of which are more sensitive than the 59. The 59's selectivity is slightly better than the 400, but the 59's nulling is outstanding,

I can measure them if you want. The Sangean is taller and the SRF-59 is wider. The DT-400W's selectivity leaves a lot to be desired but it's quite a bit more sensitive than a properly aligned SRF-59