Kevin: As I posted before I just missed out on Durham radio E100 sale a few weeks ago by minutes or hours. But to show my newness what does ".....unable to tune in 1 khz increments ..." mean? What

Steve: Thanks for the report- so far sounds very good- rob

Hey Rob: The DT400W is the sensitivity champ, although it is unable to tune in 1 khz increments and the stock selectivity is rather broad, especially for TA work. There is a filter mod posted at

What is the generally accepted way to calculate distance ( I assume straight line/air/flying distance), or put another way, what web calculator do most users utilize? For instance last night 1:00 a.m

Only having the SRF-59 for 1 month as my first ULR, looking for a digital readout ULR. Apperars from summer shootout that the Sangean DT400W is best bet. However, can anyone comment on actually using

Dave, I can only hope that here on the east U.S. coast , Buffalo, NY, that I EVER log a TA station. I bookmarked the link- and will keep my fingers crosssed. TY, rob wrote: three

Rob, Kevin and Steve, I'll share a little information from recentUltralight hot-rodding experiments by two ex-Navy sonar technicians, thatusually prefer to work in secret (Steve R. and me).

John: Thanks for the FCC link- bookmarked it. Will check out NRC. I appreciate your help, and the warm welcome here! rob <bjohnorcas@...> wrote: three of best for constantly by my from clubs

John: Last week I looked up WRTH 2009 annual and was not out yet- will check again online. I did go to bookstore that had Passport to World Radio 2009- but was ALL SW stuff. I have noted the links

Rob, I absolutely love my DT-400W! I started out with the SRF-59, then got the ultralight bug in a big way and purchased the SRF-M37V. Not satisfied with its wide selectivity against my local

Kevin: Appreciate the clarification of the M37- live in urban area (Buffalo,NY area) and have second home 10 miles away- probably not far enough. And have not soldered in 40 years! May get back to

I've been at the dials quite a bit the past few days and my ULR log has jumped nicely and I am steadily closing in on 300 stations heard. Here is my latest batch of ULR loggings with barefoot Sony

Since I returned to Oklahoma from Washington state atThanksgiving, I've been enjoying domestic MWDX for the first time since1959-60, via Ultralighting, Unlimited Class. I had competed in

Hi Rob: While the M37V is not the worst selectivity-wise (the true "F" in this category is a Radio shack portable currently available, which is so bad it only tunes in about 8 different stations, one

John and Rob, A word of warning about radio-locator.com: Their database of Canadian stations is extremely out of date. In the first 200 stations they list for Ontario, I found 13 errors. These are

A day on Sunday for the UL log, since none of that FM Es was making it into Delaware (that I noticed anyway). New logs yesterday: 740 KRMG Tulsa OK, 2200, new for the UL log but a re-log overall, but

excellent online resource for european & african LW/MWstations is http://www.emwg.info/ 73 dave G8SZX John H. Bryant wrote:

Rob, John Plimmer was right on message, as usual. There are two or threeother excellent resources: For US stations, the FCC database is definitive and has some times ofinfo that the others do not.

Rob, as far as books are concerned for IDing MW AM stations the best for worldwide use is the WRTH 2009 annual. It is my "bible" and constantly by my side. See: http://www.wrth.com/ - its also

Gary, Thanks for rapid response. I was only aware of and had read the First Shootout results. Great info. in ULR section. Now interested in Sangean DT400W. Any suggestions for station id, freq.