Hello Jorge, The Eton Elite Traveler is an ultralight that will display a PI code, but it needs a strong signal, and there is no external aerial socket. https://youtu.be/qK8wuSC3SJ8 Peter

Last night was the first time in a week or more that I heard some weak traces of a signal that was not 2CR. Over the weekend I will be spending some time trying to track down what station it is. Paul

As per the user guide. "*Charging Notes: When the user uses rechargeable batteries, we recommend to use Ni-MH or Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries. The average current is 200mA. For example, it will take

How has this worked out for you? Paul

That is a nice looking radio, I look forward to hearing how it works for you. Paul -- Paul

Hi Jay, Yeah, I really like these two also! I really like the CCRadio EP Pro as well, but the analog dial limits is somewhat, but on the other hand, the analog dial is kind of what makes it cool too!

Hi Jorge, Thanks for your great reply, very helpful! As you said, the size of this unit is it's real draw for me. Hi Jay, I know! I have read practically every review on your website at least a few

As somewhat a collector of IBOC ("HD Radio") sets I purchased this upon its release. A miniaturized version of the HDR-16, crammed into the cabinet used for the Sangean DPR-65 FM/DAB+ portable, there

I did a report on this radio here: https://radiojayallen.com/sangean-hdr-14-compact-am-fm-hd-radio/ Jay

I find the CC-2E/CC-3 and Eton Field BT/Elite Field to be truly excellent FM performers...as good as it gets in portables. I use them as references to compare everything else to and several are in the

Hi Johnny, I bought my Sangean HDR-14 nine months ago and I find this model a capable receiver. On MW (AM) is just on the average and better on FM. I cannot add anything regarding HD AM as this

Hi all, I just picked up a new Sangean HDR-14, UL sized HD AM/FM radio. I'm looking forward to starting my VERY informal testing "process" with it. I bought it mostly for FM DX and it's HD

All very good points Dave, with the FM band, I have found that your location makes a huge difference. Paul -- Paul

Hi Dave, Yeah, I'm still trying to "understand" exactly what all my little ULs can really receive. I also have the following that are pretty good on FM: CCRadio2E CCRadio-EP-Pro Eton Field BT Sangean

Hi Johnny. I have been an FM DXer since about 1980 but with the last fifteen or so years limited to spurts of intense tropo or Sporadic E events from the car. I have tried several barefoot ultralights

Hi Paul, Yes, this is kind of what I was thinking too. I'm actually going to try to see how many counties in my State (Michigan, US) that I can hear a radio station in. We have 83 counties in

This will really vary depending on your location. For me I like to hunt down "lower power" stations, a lot of these are community or local interest in nature. Paul -- Paul

Hi all, When we talk FM Ultralight DX'ing, what are the actual goals for most DX'ers? I would imagine something like: Hear a bunch of stations Hear far away stations Maybe something else(?) Question:

To conclude to my above setup I use a silvercrest model -fom Lidl - for me PL380 They offer a rather Trebly sound When I had the D808.the sound was very nice with these in ear/phones.A soundmagic

Date: 18/05/2021 Time: 12:00pm Location: Heritage Forest, Launceston Tasmania. Radio: AR-1733 / Barefoot Notes: A mid-day session on my daily walk. This was a “low-tech” session with me just