Agreed. I ordered mine from Anon-co on Sunday evening. HK Post says it's on it's way. Amazingly, the HK Post tracking number works on the USPS site. Go figure. -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws

On 21/12/2010 1:18 AM, ferrite61 wrote: OK Thanks Paul......I Googled and got the same result, but when I listened to WCON on their live feed...they did not match up or use that Slogan. I

I have not been doing much DXing this fall, and in fact only listened about 4 times in the last month. Still, there have not been a lot of MW logs posted to these groups, so I will put in my 5

Ya know if you ask me Sonny has never been able to make an FM receiver that was all that great. Their use of a loc/dx switch on just about all of their FM radios pretty much says it all.

Unfortunately WSM pulled the plug on stereo a few years ago. I never was much of a country fan. but it was sad to see such a powerhouse station revert back to mono just the same.

Sadly you can't run cQuam and IBOC at the same time, and mono station have to cut their audio back to 5KC. A lot of IBOC receivers will decode Quam, but most have narrow filters so their sound quality

Forgot all about the SRF-42. I have one stashed away someplace that I really should dig out. I remember being quite thrilled that the local Rat Shack had such a thing available and that late in the

Oh I don't mind not having a keypad at all.There's nothing wrong with a little good ol' turn-the-knob and spin-the-dial technology...something that's sorely lacking in this day and age. It just seems

Thanks for the info. What a well thought out and informative review too. Looks like I'll be going with the '606...though I have to admit that the PL-390 is tempting. I can easy see the '606 finding a

I googled both of your slogans-phrases and only one station got referenced... at the top of the list of both inquiries is WCON Cornelia, GA. I guess it would depend upon how the radio was aimed... it

I'm 50 miles from their transmitter site, and when on night pattern they are unlistenable here ( yes I can sorta kinda hear them) but last night and tonight they have been just DOMINANT. I am NW of

Richard is right on the target with his assessment of the 2 radios. For just around $20 the ICF-38 is an excellent radio. It's not a world beater..... but it works exceptionally well and a

Hi folks, Decided to try the ICF-S10MK2, and ICF-38 (easily portable, but not ultralight). The S10MK2 is sensitive; daytime can hear (not a strong signal) KTRH Houston 310 miles ENE of Laredo. At

Bit of a dry spell lately but bagged one new station for the UL log tonight: 1300 WKCY Harrisonburg VA, 1650, “Newstalk 1300 WKCY” quick upfade ID, then gone, heard on the DT-400W barefoot. UL

Greetings to All, Another trek to Ladies Lookout on Signal Hill,Newfoundland completed today. High winds kept this session limited to a half hour or so with one new one logged for the Ultralight and

Kevin, You're right, using the Koss equalizer with the G6 introduced noise that was absent on the headphones alone. Also I had a pair of Radio Shack headphones with built in volume controls and

Hello All, Thanks to all who have expressed interest in the project to design andcreate sensitive 7.5" LW plug-in loopsticks for the Tecsun PL-360, andother Tecsun DSP models. Since most of the

Sorry, forgot to confirm QTH : southwest coast of the UK Michael

Strange propagation. A few days ago, I was looking for local weather on my SRF-59 at local daybreak and happened on clear Newfoundland weather instead :-) Being a SRF-59, I am not sure of the

Hello To All, This past weekend Dianne and I headed out to Old Perlican ,Newfoundland for a pre-Christmas get together with family where we once again completed yet another mini-Dxpedition using the