Hi Stephen I live in Rio de Janeiro near lots of super power tx. In a range of mere 10 miles there are 5 transmitters with 100-150-200 kWatts output. Including 4 clear channels that some Qrg are

Hi Raphael It's a tuned loop very light in weight and its sized is fited to mechanicaly couple to the Sony 7600 and Sangean 909. As soon as I receive the 380 I'll get it shorter. I made a video of

0602DST, 95.7, WLHT, Grand Rapids, MI, 124 miles, 40K, TOH ID, NS-HD01 0611DST, 98.5, WQLH, Greenbay, WI, 119 miles, 100K, Star 98 ID, NS-HD01 0613DST, 99.1, WMYX, Milwaukee, WI, 166 miles, 50K, The

Hello All, We are now back home in Puyallup, WA now after a thrilling ULR DXpeditionto an Oregon ocean beach at Lincoln City, primarily to chase South PacificDX with the new 7.5" plug-in loopstick

I have one on the way as well. It soundslike a great radio. ========================================================== Mike Mayer mwmayer@... From:ultralightdx@... [mailto:ultralightdx@...] On

Hi Byron, Both tests came through with flying colors. 73 de Joe

24JUL2010 SAT SFI=86-8-1 098.5 WNWN COLDWATER MI YOUR COUNTRY 0638EDT 50KW 115MI (MI51) 105.7 WOOD GRAND RAPIDS MI STAR 105.7 0742EDT 265KW 138 MI (MI52) 106.5 WVFM KALAMAZOO MI VARIETY HITS 0750EDT

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I took a look at the PL-210 over at 5bcl.cn There is a new twist to the PL-200 in that the PL-210 now has Dual Conversion on AM. Meaning all Amplitude Modulated frequencies. This is good. However i

I wonder how your setup would do at my grandparents' house? I bet it'd wipe the floor with mine for getting the groundwave (via the saltwater path) from Japanese TPs on 1431, but I would expect it to

I've had my new Nat Geo G8 for about 2 weeks and just now noticed a distinct difference in the color of its LCD and the one in my 9 month old G8 purchased from Radio Shack. The older G8 has a

On 7/24/2010 10:49 AM, Harold wrote:Thank you for the reply Harold and I'm glad you found it interestingtoo. I'm currently rewinding the stock ferrite bar antenna from mymodified G8. There are some

Stephen, I think that you are asking a bit much from an ULR. Possbly you are asking for more than some of the best radios ever made can do (especially at your grandparents house). I can get some

I am interested in the soon to be available PL-210, and understand it has dual conversion, which I thought was new. I also thought the E-100 was supposed to be the same as the PL-200, but according to

Interesting. Here's the levels of the strongest stations where I live: mV/m CallSign Principal City State kHz CDBS ID 235.64 KCBQ SAN DIEGO CA 1170 13509 219.74 KFMB-N SAN

It's probably garbled reception - I see it occasionally on mine with weaker signals, or when I hit a spot of multipath.

Stephen, I wonder if the specific example of PL-380 that you have suffers from more than a broken tuning knob ? This show part of my situation here: Field (mV/m) Call Sign Principal City State

This is why i punish my eardrums day after day !!! 24JUL2010 SAT SFI=86-8-1 098.5 WNWN COLDWATER MI SERVING BATTLE CREEK YOUR COUNTRY 0638EDT ***** 50KW 115MI (MI51) 105.7 WOOD GRAND RAPIDS MI ADULT

Very interesting. Thank you. Harold