Greetings Horatio, Welcome to the group amigo. You've found one of the best groups for quality people in the radio hobby. Actually most groups are quite friendly, but this one stands out and is the

Hi, Horacio, and welcome to the group! We're looking forward to the South American MW scene and what you can hear down there. Please report in often! John Cereghin Smyrna, Delaware

Greetings from Uruguay in South America! I am Horacio Nigro. I am a new owner of a SRF59 and I am happy to become part of the ULR DXing community. Thanks to OM Gary DeBock Original "Ultra-fanatic".

Gary, thanks for that info in the Sangean DT-400W,and the info about the E100 whip antenna, by the way where is the s/number to befound on the E100? regards Jack Leonard

Hello Again Horacio, Welcome to the Ultralightdx group, and we feelvery honored to have you as a member of our worldwide network of pocket radiofanatics! Rob Ross of London, Ontario

Hello Guys, In a rather poorly-kept secret, three C.Crane SWPultralight radio units recently were fully modified by Steve Ratzlaff(Murata IF filters) and myself (Slider loopsticks) to create

Hello Guys: Yesterday I received in the mail a NEW ULR for my Stable of Receivers!! Thanks to GARY DEBOCK...I am now the Proud owner of a SONY SRF-39 FP HOTRODDED PRISON RADIO!!! This is one of

Mark, Does Steve Ratzlaff modify radios for a fee. If so I would like to contact him to possibly modify some of my radios. Thanks, John M. W0TWA (both with filter

I also find my S5W (had it since 1981) to be my flagship set, even over the slider E100. What amazes me is that the SONY accomplishes it's outstanding sensitivity with a smaller, 6.375" antenna! It's

Hi Rob, I'm glad the Franken-ULR is scaring up some greatGraveyard DX for you! I've uploaded a photo of this analog avenger on theUltralightdx photo album, "Roll Your Own DXing Monster." To my

Rob, The station was way down in the muck (with a listed power of 500/139 watts, it's no wonder!) and I didn't hear any such slogans, but the signal was not that strong or steady to begin with.

John Cereghin wrote: Hi John...... When this station ID'd...did they ever ID as "SOLID GOSPEL"...or "SOLID GOSPEL 105"....... When I heard a UNID last week on 1460 ID'ing as "Solid Gospel

Hi all: Thanks to the many suggestions and ideas. I tried 'em all, and the one that worked was to minimize the length of coax between the little UHF circular antenna and the converter box. The

I have had Steve Ratzlaff modify both an Eton E100 and a C. Crane SWP for me with the Murata filter. The modification, in both cases, makes these little radios into competent foreign DX machines.

Hello Jack, There is a more current Ultralight Shootout reviewposted on dxer.ca, the "Ultralight Radio Summertime Shootout," in which the newSangean DT-400W is recommended (along with the

Richard, thanks for your kind advice, I've just gotten in to AM Dxing but finding it a very rewarding hobby if a little confusing as to what equipment I should be using. Yes the price of the T615 is a

Logged WHBK, 1460 in Marshall NC this morning at 0630 with southern gospel music, weather ending with "...right here on WHBK..." Heard on the DT-200VX barefoot and UL station #515. A 456-mile

Hi Guys, Up again prior to sunrise this morning for some Dxing, caught one that I'm not sure of but here are the details I do have, if anyone has an idea ? 1290 khz - WH?? - Unidentified 9:00

Jack: Thus far, I've only used my SRF-T615 barefoot. I'm not sure what you mean by "holding a signal". The T615 is quite sensitive, but it will not receive the very weak signals sometimes audible on

Allen...this Station...WBOB in Florida seems to get out quite well in the AM. I have heard it twice on Sunrise Skip here in ONTARIO on The T-615 ULR!! And John...we have a Local FM Station here in