Why not the tiny Tecsun PL-310 - Truely amazing DSP portable - Only from ebay it seems though

She wants a digital and not pocket sized - reasonable size like a 7600 or smaller Neil KJ6FBA

The current coat-pocket-sized Sony is the ICF-38: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords=sony+icf38+portable+am+fm+radio&sprefix=sony+icf38 For

Neil, For general-purpose listening, you can't go wrong with a Sony S10-MK2. Pocket-sized, good reception and speaker sound for its size, good build quality, batteries last a long time (analog

No interest in Dxing but want to recommend a GOOD FM broadcast radio (reasonably small, portable) for my daughter. Neil Bell KJ6FBA

kevin asato wrote:Friday nights during high school football season are a great way to logstations you wouldn't normally hear. Small town stations, large marketones too, tend to fudge on FCC rules and

Hi all, My SRF-59 is behaving strangely. The volume on both FM and AM is a lot lower than it was, and furthermore, increasing the volume means less sound! I had accidently left it switched on in my

Gary: Congratulations on the catch and thanks for posting the recordings for us to listen. I did check 657 kHz several times this morning but heard nothing. Of course you have the advantage of the

Hello All, It was another excellent morning for Asiatic reception here, althoughmost of the propagation seemed concentrated on the lower band, and signalsdid seem to drop down somewhat from 1230 to

I wouldn't expect to get any distant LW reception on a barefoot ULR. Most simply don't have large enough ferrite bar antennas ( and often not tuned adequately for LW either ) to meet the need. Russ

Hi Stephen: I think your only realistic chances for broadcast stations are the big guns out of Russia, especially on 153, 171, 189, 234 and 279 khz. European LW stations may show up once in a while

MW 17SEP2010 FRI SFI=83-6-3 SR0715 SS1939 SUNSPOTS 20 710 CMW LA JULIA LA HABANA CUBA RADIO REBELDE 2230EDT 150K 1345 MI (CUBA#12) ECHO ON AUDIO, FLEXING SAW, MUSIC FM 18SEP2010 SAT SFI=82-9-2 SR0716

Hello All, This morning during excellent TP-DXing conditions there was one of themore bizarre Asiatic fade-ins that was ever observed here, and I was curiouswhether any of the other TP-DXers noticed

This happens when I couple the PL-380 to a Select-A-Tenna (tuned to 760), which in turn is coupled (via a ground wire running down a pole) to a 56.53 meter (185.5 foot) longwire antenna running north

Hi all... I'm having difficulty (read: it's impossible) hearing any LW audio (english, spanish, etc - I don't care) on any frequencies on my PL-380, whether it's barefoot, or inductively coupled to a

Hi Farmerik, The PL-360 can be enabled to receive LW by turning the radio off, andholding down the 9/10 kHz switch key (the same as the "DEL" key) until "9 kHz"disappears on the digital display, and

Cool. I remember trying to broadcast high school football with a 10W FM transmitter. We were lucky to have the signal get 1 mile off campus! (formerly/defunct KNHS - North Torrance,

While DXing HSFB tonight, I ran across the BEST signal ever heard from CFCO-630 Chatham ON, absolutely BOOMING into Delaware over WMAL with "Country 92.9 FM" liners and country mx. Finally get to add

I just couldn't switch the radio to the band which includes LW. I have done this at home hundreds of times. I have transformers for both AM BCB and for LW in a set up much like Jim's, and a couple

Hi Guys: Squeezed a bit of Friday Night Highschool Football DX in tonight and was rewarded with a NEW STATION for both the OVERALL LOG and the ULR LOG. A 250 Watter to boot.......... Radio