Kirk: Congratulations on hearing KBUR. All I hear on 1210 kHz is KGYM and HD noise from WOAI. I'm old enough to remember when WCAU (now WPHT) owned the frequency and could be heard most

I don't know if it's just me or maybe the times I've been able to DX, but conditions here lately seem rather poor overall. I've not been able to listen much during the SR hours and none during the SS

"Any E100 with a serial number of theE10-0709xxxxxx series is NOT compatible with either the Slider loopstick or theMurata IF filter modification." I opened mine up. The number is

Hello James, Your E100 is undoubtedly suitable formodification, and would follow the guidelines for the E10-0505xxxxxxseries. The only E100 serial numbers positively identified by

Hello Guys, With the growing popularity of the new Eton E100modifications (Slider loopstick and Murata CFJ455K5 IF filter),hobbyists should be advised that there are certain E100 variants

Hey Brandon: The Kiwa MAP sounds like something that every DXer should have! Maybe Craig will start making them again. As far as whether or not the MAP usage veers out of the Ultralight realm, for

Hi Gary, After reassembling the radio and pulling the knob out slightly, I am still feeling a bit of binding on part of the revolution. I'd appreciate seeing the picture, and also, any suggestion

Robert et al, Thanks for the response about counting the local stations. I can barely wait for all the parts to arrive so I can get my Slider completed and start some Ultralight DXing! 73, Brandon

I received an E100 today from Durham, and am curious if it is normal for the tuning knob to have minor issues. When turned, part of the revolution the turning is rather loose, and the rest of the

Hi Guys, Well, my E100 arrived today from Durham Radio and I finally got the chance to try out something I had been thinking about for a few days. I own one of those awesome old Kiwa MAP (Multiband

A couple of weeks ago, Gary DeBock received a note andphotos from a radio amateur, Walt Heskes, KC2KML who had discovered"Ultra-Lites" through a presentation at his local radio amateurclub. He was

Hi Guys, In regards to counting stations heard I had a dream the other night that I was dxing, I picked up something like Upper Manchuria and Inner Magnolia but somehow I don't think they're

OK Brandon, I'll email you the photo directly (about the E100tuning knob binding problem solution). White lithium grease can be foundat most big hardware stores, and is useful as a clean

Yes Brandon..they ALL COUNT!! Even for the Awards Program...count 'em all!! It may seem like they are too easy to count....but for every LOCAL you have...that is ONE FREQUENCY that is Buggered up for

Hello Brandon, The E100 tuning knob binding issue is a commonproblem that affects about half of the new units. If pulling the tuning knob slightly outward doesnot correct the problem,

Brandon, I think that all of us are counting locals... partly for the reason ofnot knowing where to stop the definition of "local." Icounted even my local that is ;less than a mile away. Hey, at

Are you guys counting locals in your overall Ultralight logs? I am looking forward to starting a fresh, new Ultralight logbook and curious if every single station received is to be counted?