Hello, Gary - Nice looking FSL, and well-demonstrated. How would you expect the performance of the setup in the video to compare with the performance of a Sangean PR-D15? Rich

Hi Gary, Amazing antenna and very impressive demonstration. Best regards Chris

<<< Hi Gary, I have been following this 'Baby FSL' thread for a while and have seen that you have found a 384p variable that works very well for you. I have also noticed that there seem to be a

One thing I am always on the look out for is a better way to store my loggings. I have tried a number of different methods including paper logs, an eBook reader with a Qwerty keyboard and a custom

Judging by the photos shown in the listings, they don't look quite the same. The one from Mike's looks like it is worth the $20. The one from Elliot Products looks like it would have cost quite a bit

Hi Gary, I have been following this 'Baby FSL' thread for a while and have seen that you have found a 384p variable that works very well for you. I have also noticed that there seem to be a couple of

Many Ultralight receivers include a display of signal strength and S/N for the received signal. This information is useful, although it doesn't accurately show the field intensity of the signal

<<< Thanks to a suggestion by Steve R., I recently picked up a couple of these to swap out the original part on my 7"

Thanks to a suggestion by Steve R., I recently picked up a couple of these to swap out the original part on my 7"

Hi Dan, A squelch feature on that sort of gear... Wishful thinking. ;) As it picks up only local stuff I'd rather think that it lacks an AGC. Regards, Rémy.

Hi Mikek, <<< Have you ever measured Q of any of your FSLs? I thought Q was important from when I first heard of the FSL, although, when a guru responded in an email, "Q has next to no relation to

OK Jerry, I'll look it over and do what I can. Gary DeBock P.O. Box 1313 Puyallup, WA 98371

I appreciate it Gary, the ferrite bars are all in good condition, no cracks. Shall I send everything just the way it is? I'll wrap it well. Send your address next email. Jerry Rappel WW0E 1415 W.

Hi Gary,  Have you ever measured Q of any of your FSLs? I thought Q was important from when I first heard of the FSL, although, when a guru responded in an email, I questioned him on that, he got

I like that Phillips clock radio. I have one of those Dick Smith ones, it has a strange quirk in that it seems to mute out the white noise between stations, almost like it has a squelch feature on it.

Thanks for the review, I too find it's really good on FM. I'm hoping to get the time to do a Dxpedition to Wilson's Prom one day & take it to Mt Obrion to try and pick up some of the Tas FM stations.

OK Jerry, Feel free to send the model here if you wish-- if it's an easy fix I won't ask for any repair $$, and send it back to you. If the 100mm ferrite bars are cracked there isn't much I can do,

Thanks for the review, Paul. Very interesting. I don't think this model is available in the US, but may be under a different name. Keith Beesley Seattle WA USA

https://tassieradiorxer.blogspot.com/2019/06/digitech-ar-1780-my-thoughts.html -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Upon closer inspection, the 2 wires coming out from the radio case, that are both inside the shrink tube, both need to be re soldered together. All parts that were on the