Has anybody used this radio and can comment on its performance? Sharp DRW-V2 http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Sharp-DRW-V2-Digital-DJ-AM-FM- stereo-radio/2081110/product.html It shows up on ebay

Let me add my welcome, Dianne!!! My wife tolerates my DXing for all the usual reasons and one other: sheis quite an amateur ornithologist (a serious "birder") and ourlog books are about like their

Hi Guys: Thanks to a Tip from Barry McLarnon, that 1070 WAPI Birmingham Alabama was on Day Power/Pattern I have just added a NEW STATION to the ULR Log!!! Radio Used was......SONY SRF-T615 with 2

dianne_froude wrote: Hi Dianne...and welcome to the ULR Group!!! Good work on the 54 Stations Logged already!!! Don't forget to submit for your 100 Stations Heard Award just as soon as you hit that

Hi Everyone, Welcome to all the newcomers to the group and the ULR hobby. Congratulations to everyone having recently recieved a new award. I'm not mentioning names because there's so many folks

Hi Guys A few dxers on this list may have already received these images. John Plimmer suggested that I include a satellite view of the dx location at Noordhoek, Cape Peninsula, South Africa at

Hi Dianne, Thank you for your post, and welcome to theUltralight Radio enthusiast group! Allen is indeed famous in thegroup, dominating the Trans-Atlantic DXing records with his skill,

The Mini 300 is indeed dreadful on MW but surprisingly got me one station I couldn't receive on any other portable, a Cuban on 1380 with Radio Rebelde. It came in in well one night and nothing else

Welcome ! And you're quite lucky to have both such an excellent location and such an accomplished mentor ! Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of Philadelphia] 40:08:45N; 75:16:04W,

Hi Dianne, Logging 54 stationsis excellent! Welcome to the group (I just joined too). I wish my wife liked theradio hobby, but then again she probably wishes I was into the things shelikes, though

Welcome aboard, Dianne! It must be interesting when a husband and wife share the same hobby. My wife is into something called "scrapbooking" and making cards with something called a "Cricut". I just

Gary, I actually played with a mini-300 a year or so ago at a local Radio Shack, but fortunately, I had the good sense to put it back on the shelf. Now I am a complete technical n00b and I don't

Just joined this group but have been listening to ultra light radio for oer a year now.... My significant other is Allen Willie who is VERY well known within this group and for me it was a matter of

Gary, you just gave me an inspiration for a new UL DXing sub-section- Turkey Farm UL DXing. Anyone can pull in North Korea from Maine on an E-100 with a slider (ho hum!) but can I pull in a 50kw

Hi John, Well, you may be right about hearing Pyongyang-657on an E100 Slider in Maine :>) , but sometimes even I wonder about the"ethics" of making Ultralight radios ultra-competitive. The

Hi, Another option you might want to consider is a minidisc recorder, I have been using them for years for shortwave broadcasts. Minidisc's are not to popular these days but a lot of them have

Hello Guys, The Grundig Mini 300 is one of the Ultralightradios to be reviewed in the upcoming 2009 Shootout, and is an analog AM-FMradio with 7 shortwave bands, using a somewhat erratic

My mistake... the recorder *does* have a speaker but I don't think it can play back during recording - however, I will check that out and report back. I never play it back using the speaker so I

Hi Gary... No, it does not - at least I haven't found out how to. The recorder doesn't have a speaker built-in, only a headphone output. I also saw some new-in-box on eBay for around $60. Not a

Brett, Thank you very much for your note... Yes, the amount of RF noise generated is the main problem with many ofthe entertainment grade MP3 players... great for their intended uses, butalmost