The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@UltralightDX.groups.io group. /2 General Information/Tasmanian_Airband_Frequencies_May2021.pdf By: Paul

On Sat, May 15, 2021 at 05:33 AM, n2_ss wrote: Gary, did you ever give any thought to going to a small custom fab shop and getting a quote on a small quantity build of your small design FSL? These

Hola Jorge, The PL-398MP and PL-398BT, along with the older PL-390 are identical electronically. The closest to a single speaker version is probably the PL-310. Peter

Hi Peter, Is there any noticeable receiving differences in between PL-398MP and BT models? Is there a PL-398 with just one speaker? 73! Jorge Garzón Gutiérrez "IberiaDX" (EB7EFA · EA1036 SWL ·

Best distance for an ultralight at my present location. Obviously better on the Tecsun PL-398MP. Both radios used "barefoot" (just their internal ferrite rods). https://youtu.be/xUFfkRuliVo The online

Yes, that's the way Phillips! Peter, it's a pity that these TECSUN little ones does not offer RDS decoding!! Buen DX Enviado desde Yahoo Mail con Android

Yagi's offer antenna gain but they also have the benefit of directionality. Verticals (whip)s are omnidirectional) and offer no opportunity to null out. Dipoles have a figure-eight pattern and have

Gary, did you ever give any thought to going to a small custom fab shop and getting a quote on a small quantity build of your small design FSL? These kinds of shops specialize in small run custom

The PL-398MP is much better on FM than the XHDATA-D808. The D-808 wasn't able to pass this test when using a vertical FM dipole. https://youtu.be/OPZI5_PsH-Q FM stations 100kHz apart can be separated.

Hola Jorge, There is an antenna socket on the left-hand side of the D-808 which works on SW and FM. There is some evidence of overload using a yagi on FM. I'd imagine the overload will be worse in

Hi Peter, Could you provide more info about that use of a yagi with the little D-808, and your overall opinion of the results? Gracias Enviado desde Yahoo Mail con Android

I use the Sony MDR Wrap Around Yellow Sports Headphone family. Great sound and sensitivity. Sony MDR-W07 Yellow Sport Headphones Sony MDR-W14 Yellow Sports Headphones. Sony MDR-W07 Yellow Sport

Schweizer-Reneke 209km https://youtu.be/KFvHKetXt2M Peter Botswana

On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 07:46 AM, Peter Laws wrote: If you are ever looking for a test site in, say, the southern plains ... near a man-made lake ... in a state park ... let's just say "I know a guy"

I have just updated this review with some new information and findings. https://ultralightradiodxing.blogspot.com/2020/01/review-teac-pr130-portable-amfm-radio.html Paul

Date: 13/05/2021 Time: 2:30pm Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania. Radio: AR-1733 / 3” FSL Notes: A mid-afternoon session. Signals were much as I would expect with only 2CA and 3RPH not being logged

Because its AM/SW with limited fidelity I use the $2 Vido eaerbuds from aliexpress. Quite good for the purpose, and not too bad im ny mp3player. Paul S. in CT FN31nl

Yes after sunset would make a huge difference, for me my station count goes from 15 to 100+ after dark.-- Paul

For anyone considering the Sony ZX model. I just noticed that Best Buy has them on sale for 50% off. Basically

Hi Paul, It was an easy test. ;) Zero. I heard nothing at 6:30 PM EST on the frequencies 1400 KHZ to 1500 KHZ. Or 1300 KHZ to 1400 KHZ. Or 1500 KHZ to 1600 KHZ. On three radios. : ( I had