Yes, the old loopstick is now taking up space in my junk box. I would note that John Bryant kindly put one of the "real" loopsticks in my older e100 a few months ago, which he had removed from his

Hi Chris, Great work on getting your bargain E100 ready forexciting Ultralight DX! Some very early serial # E100's have aloopstick which is fixed, and not designed to be peaked at the

First off, Thank you to John B. for inviting me to this cool group. Secondly, if I'm going to join this group, I ought to purchase an ultralight. So, last week the opportunity presented itself on

Hi Guys: Just logged a NEW ONE on ULR tonight after nothing of note for a few days!!! Radio used is................SRF-T615 BAREFOOT ULR LOG is now ..............632 Stations

Friends, There are two new articles posted at the Ultralight Files area ofdxer.ca. The first article posted is a great article by BrandonJordan that outlines his use of a laptop and two

---Congrats,John on making 500 stations ! Good luck on the next 500. Carl DeWhitt Maryville,Tn. In ultralightdx@..., "John Cereghin" <jcereghin@...> wrote: New I've

Very interesting link. My apologies if this has already been cross-posted. Brian Leyton wrote:

Another good resource for XE stations, free that I might add, is the KOMEX List from Finnish DX Association, and it can be downloaded here: http://www.tapiokalmi.net/dx/koje/koje1.html For you

I speak about three phrases of street Spanish and that isall, but I've come to love DXing Spanish-speaking stations.... So far inUltralighting, I'm almost to cross the 50 Latins Heard barrier and

One thing that makes ID'ing stations from Spain easy is all the parallel channels, e.g. RNE on 531, 558, 567, 576, 585, 603, 621, 639, 657, 684, 729, 738, 747, 774, 801, 855, 936, 972, 1107,

Some on this list may find this site useful in view of the current thread. http://www.ielanguages.com/spanish1.html Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of

Hi John, Welcome aboard our group . I don't speak Spanish myself either but after being here in the North Atlantic for the past 7 years I've sort of got an ear for Spanish from hearing all the

John, I'm in the same pickle. I can sorta handle Spanish but I tend to shy away from DXing Spanish stations if I can help it. The best you can do is sit on a frequency at the Top of the Hour and

Hi Guys, First of all Thanks to the Awards Committee for the recent award for 20 Latin stations heard. Much appreciated. Secondly some interesting propagation early this morning as I heard CBC

Five continents (Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America) were logged on an non-modified barefoot Eton E100 on 8 OCT 2008 from Granite Pier (Rockport, MA) as noted at

Do all you guys speak spanish? I pretty much skip over the spanish speaking programs because I can't understand them. Am I missing something. Regards to all, John (fairly new member..)

Hi Mark, Congratulations on receiving five continents onyour barefoot E100 from Rockport, MA on a single day, last October. Thatis phenomenal. Here in the northwest, South America might

870 WHCU Ithaca, NY. Discussion about what is going on in "the legislature". "WHCU" ID at 0717 EST Feb 5. Very poor, often difficult to make anything out. 5kW/1kW. ULR# 218. 1570 WNSH Beverly, MA.

In our weekly update today, the ULtraOkie Composite Log (Richard and Kirk Allen + me) hit 704 Stations Heard. Two things are very encouraging to me about this fact: First, since even Richard, our Top

Gary: Congratulations on on your outstanding accomplishment. I wonder if you thought it was possible after first hearing Japan on a SRF-59. Best wishes. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N /