Hi Richard, Sure, I'll be happy to check it. There seems to be quite a lot of interest in the new PL-210 model, probablybecause of the continuing popularity of its E100/ PL-200 predecessor. You

50kW daytimer pointed right at me. 65 Degrees them to me is 4250mV/m at 1km. Not as stong as Chicago, Charlotte, or Atlanta 50kW stations that read in the mid-upper 30's typical summer RSSI at nite.

The story goes that ROBERTS RADIOS UK contracted out to Sangean some years ago whatever the true story Robbert now are made under both names but are coming out of the Sangean factory so once again a

Gary - could you remember to check if the antenna jack on the new PL-210 also works on AM and/or LW ? - THAT would make it very interesting for those unable to do tiny modifications. - FARMERIK

Unfortunately, both 720 and 810 are domestic frequencies here in North America, Laurie, though I seem to recall that 720 has been heard on a DXpedition. I wonder if 6WA on 558 would be our best bet,

Isn't Roberts all Asian made also? Powell NNNN POP email is powell at backroads DOT net

Hi Guys. I think we all like to do a bit of reminiscing don't we I know I do and like you I bet you think of the great days of MADE IN GERMANY radios such as Grundig - Nordmende but those times have

No excuse for a radio this size not to have true digital tuning and a number pad for frequency entry. As pointed out, Grundig/Eton has a sad recent reputation for poor quality control. They sell

Hi Laurie, Interesting. on the Eton E10 radio. both the tip and the ring are connected to the pc board and a loop antenna can be plugged in, without any mods. thanks for bringing up this point. The

Hello All, My apologies if this mod has already appeared in the forum. I recently purchased the PL-310 and, eager to try out some of Gary DeBock's ferrite loopstick ideas, I popped the back off and

Inside the Tecsun PL-390 (photos and components): http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4c78586c0100lm3v.html Paul

Hello Laurie (and Byron), Congratulations on your simple and highly effectivemodification of rewiring the PL-310's external antenna plug-in jack,to allow highly sensitive MW and LW antennas of all

Hi Tao Qu: Thanks for the word of caution - you probably know more about them than I do! If/when the S450DLX actually starts to be sold, hopefully the old TG37 adapter will work, or perhaps someone

The TG37 ssb adapter may will not works on the othermodels if they have fully different internal design on 455KHz outputcircuit...:( -Tao Qu From: ultralightdx@...[mailto:ultralightdx@...] On Behalf

Don't forget about the rook and diamond weave coils. They get better results on the PL-360 than the TERK. - FARMERIK

Hi all: Inspired by the Grundig 450 discussion below, I went and tried the PL-380/Terk Loop combo against the vaunted Sony S5W, likely the most sensitive portable known to man and one of those radios

Provided they are using a 455 khz IF (a good bet), the 2100's SSB adapter should work. The 2100 had PAL connectors/jacks, whereas the 450 now has more standard (at least for over here...) F

It's an interesting improvement of the S-350, S-350DL from Tecsun, and then the RP-2100 from Redsun. I believe both Tecsun built models were analog and single conversion, and the Redsun was dual

For DXers, I would offer that a Tecsun PL-310 or 380, mated to a modest Terk loop (or jacked up with a 7.5" Amidon ferrite), would likely have better sensitivity and (by far) better selectivity. FM

Wondering if the tuning is any better than on the 350DL?