Yes, it's not an ULR, but it is interesting to me anyway. I have a collection of a dozen or so 2 D cell portables. https://radiojayallen.com/panasonic-rf-562d-retro-design-am-fm-sw-portable-radio/

I will just update my links and focus on my new one. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

The phrase is Indonisian... "There is nothing here." So they dumped it... Wonder if blogspot.com can delete it? Best Regards Phil KD2HTN / WA2069SWL ______________________________

Yeah I can't work out how it even happened. It must have been in the past few days. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

------------------------ Thanks for the warning, Paul. In order to garner subscriber info with nefarious intent, pfishers often piggyback or usurp existing websites. This is not always apparent,

Just a heads up, somebody has stolen my blog name. https://theultralightradiodxer.blogspot.com This is no longer ran by me, I have been in the process of moving to a new blog but had not totally

Excellent report as always. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Wow! You guys really set the bar high for next time. My little PL380 has a lot of work to do. Thanks for the write up. Cheers, Dave N3CI Get Outlook for iOS From: main@ultralightdx.groups.io on

Enjoyed it. Excellent work by you all. Regards Art Jackson KA5DWI

A plunging ocean side cliff, thunderous DU signals, awesome DXing companions and dazzling scenery-- who could ask for more? Sandwiched in between an April DXpedition to the Cook Islands and a

I could not get the two types of 2 coil Polydoroff windings to be especially directional, or sensitive. I found a barefoot PL-450 was better completely separating two 5 KW stations on 560 AM in the

It will be great to hear what you think of it.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Thanks for your comments Max. Many of the Tecsun Ultralite Radios I have previously purchased - PL - 380, PL - 360 & PL - 398BT (Bluetooth) Radios - All have a Intelligent Charging Function. These

I bit the bullet and ordered one...can't resist checking out a new radio! Jay

The safest way to charge a battery is in an external charger. I would rather have this damaged than a $800 radio. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Paul i do not have to convince anybody, i just want to make things clear and not mixing one thing with another, but remember that AA batteries are Ni-Mh batteries, so your concern is more about the

Good to see I am not the ONLY one who prefers AA or AAA batteries.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

No, I am talking about a Lithium battery inside a radio receiver / scanner: http://www.icom-australia.com/products/receiver/ic-r20/Receiver_IC-R20%20Brochure.pdf BP-206 Li-Ion BATTERY CELL ASSEMBLY

Jerry, i have read you comment only now "nearly every digital Tecsun radio generally uses AA batteries (except for their most expensive ones)" The except explains all and you will see that new Tecsun

Paul, i am talking about recharging lithium batteries inside the radio, you are talking about not recharging Ni-Cd or Ni-Mh and AA batteries inside the radio. You talk about problems with batteries