I measured 5-5/16 x 3-3/8 x 15/16 inches, which equals 16.8 cubic inches. Stan, WA1LOU On 9/23/18 6:39 PM, farmerik@... [ultralightdx] wrote:

Any other Eton Exec. Trav. owners here? Perhaps others with the radio in hand could measure and see what they find. - FARMERIK

Tim and Rick, If the basic cabinet (case) of the Eton Executive Traveler exceeds 20 cubic inches in volume, it would be a deal breaker for Ultralight Radio qualification. We had a borderline

I just measured mine at 13.4 x 8.6 x 2.4. The listed 3.05 depth you mention must include the antenna folded across the back of the radio. The 8.9 must include the case and feet. -FARMERIK

The Eton Executive Traveler's dimensions are given in inches as 5.3 x 3.5 x 1.2 which is 22.26 cubic inches, or in centimeters as 13.46 x 8.9 x 3.05 which is a bit over 365 cubic centimeters. So

Thanks to all who replied. I ended up purchasing the Eton Exec. Trav. and I am happy with it. It does seem quite sensitive among ULR's, audio is also very good for a ULR. And as mentioned the RSSI

Hi Dave, <<< This is probably a question for Gary. I am trying to get a feel for how much better a 12"-15" FSL is compared to my 4 1/4: and 7" FSL's. I have used your comparative formula, but was

WMVP back to full power. RSSI=7718 on Eton Trav Exec. - FARMERIK

This comes in well here on my Westerly BOG, and there are not too many stations on 1000 KHz so a good freq to try this evening. -FARMERIK

This is probably a question for Gary. I am trying to get a feel for how much better a 12"-15" FSL is compared to my 4 1/4: and 7" FSL's. I have used your comparative formula, but was wondering what I

Gary- Thanks for bringing together your articles in one post. I wish they all were in the files here. From my Connecticut location, I don't plan any Trans Pacific DXing, but the equipment you build

Thanks for sharing this Gary. I am looking forward to becoming more involved in the hobby again. Paul Sent from my Samsung GALAXY S5

Thanks Michael, Your comments are appreciated. But I guess one of the side effects of having a surplus of enthusiasm is a reluctance to go to sleep at a decent hour, as multiple future antenna

Inspiring input, Gary! Autum is a good time to look through such articles and consider what to try in the winter months. Thanks for keeping us curious and active! Michael UK ...... ...

Hello All, One of the reasons why our Ultralightdx Yahoo group has had strong growth for ten years is because we have accepted many diverse challenges... from the basic challenge of DXing with a

On the outside chance that another DXer might want to try out his Asian luck at a forward Pacific location this fall, I thought the details of this trip should be posted. My wife and I plan to stay in

Pilots can request retransmissions to ensure understanding. Besides, pilots are uncanny in their ability to understand voice communications over aircraft radio circuits despite all sorts of

You can even use superhets to decode SSB transmissions with a receiver that does not have SSB. You tune one set to the wanted frequency and the other 455 kHz below (provided it is single conversion)

My understanding was that the original concern was that an oscillator emitting inside the cabin *might* disrupt pre-digital avionics - not crew communications. With advances in electronics, this

Superhet radio receivers are those that have a local oscillator and can emit a radio signal. A quick course in basic superhet theory. There are two main frequencies at play in a superhet - the