Hi Phil, <<< The web page at the link to C in your parts list says 'Big Boss Noodle 58" Long x 4" in Diameter' at the top of the page and 'Big Boss Noodle 58 inches x 3.5 inches in diameter' in

Gary, The web page at the link to C in your parts list says 'Big Boss Noodle 58" Long x 4" in Diameter' at the top of the page and 'Big Boss Noodle 58 inches x 3.5 inches in diameter' in the

Hello All, The final tweak to the new "Pest Control" FSL-powered PL-380 was to add a shielded ground to the two Litz wires as they run between the cabinet and FSL antenna,, in order to stop them

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ultralightdx group. File : /6 Alignment & Modification/3 Inch FSL Tecsun

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Hi all, Works great on my Pl 390. Glad it worked for other pl 300 series radios. 73's and Thank you, Paul Juarez Sent from my HP Slate 7 Extreme Tablet On Jan 24, 2016 11:04 PM, "Tony King

For those with interest to build this "spinoff model" of the original 3" FSL Tecsun PL-380, here is a list of the construction parts required. All of these parts are readily available, either from

A Tecsun PL-390 observation... For being a "lower end" DSP non-SSB receiver / portable, over the last few years and again recently, the Tecsun PL-390 has gained a positive response, overall good

Thanks for the reply Tony on comparing the two radios. Does the 380 have a shorter ferrite rod, than the 606? Does the 380 have a way of keeping the light on? Thanks! 73 Dave in Indy

Sorry guys for premature send. Thanks to Paul for his lead to the You Tube video on cancelling soft mute on the Tecsuns and hence increasing the gain. Have been busy on the VF button ! Tony in ZL

Thanks to Paul Juarez the link on Yout.ube about cancelling thwe softy mute on the pl380 pL310 ETC

I own the PL606 and PL380 (2 versions). PL606 steps in 9 or 10 khz increments. See the delete button in the bottom row - toggles 9 or 10 khz. The PL606 is just knob tuning - no direct entry keypad -

Hi Chris, <<< Good to hear, Gary! A couple of us here in Lexington KY are following your FSL work, and will look forward to seeing the "addendum" on how to build with the more commonly available

Good to hear, Gary! A couple of us here in Lexington KY are following your FSL work, and will look forward to seeing the "addendum" on how to build with the more commonly available ferrites. I have a

Thanks for the info on the 390 but can someone answer my initial questions on comparing the 380 to the 606? I'm really interested in if I can press a button and move up or down in 10 KHz increments,

Gary, Great good news on your FSL upgrade. I am not high tech at alland wonder if these new antennas improve performance on the ShortwaveBands. I listen to international SW broadcast stations

Hello All, The first of the new hard-wired FSL models specifically designed to have an unusually sharp nulling capability is now a reality. With a "short and stubby" FSL design that emphasizes

I didn't notice any performance difference between my 310 and my 310ET, but another thing to keep in mind with TECSUN and similar radios is they are not always consistent over time and from one set

For me, the external antenna input was key. For my use for AM and FM, I see no substantial differences between the older 310 and the ETM. Russ Edmunds 15 mi NW Phila Grid FN20id <wb2bjh@...> AM:

The only reason why one would prefer the 310 over the 380 is the fact it has an antenna socket. I've had the 310, the 310ETM and the 380. The older 310 is sighly better than the ETM