This tears it!!! Between you and that Canuck (said with affection) in Newfoundland you guys, just spread the jealously around!!!! Now I don't know if I need a passport or not!!! I'd love to have

very cool video...thanks for posting... Hi Folks A video production of our latest dxpedition to Seefontein, South Africa has been uploaded to You Tube. Apart from various scenes of the dx

So in the end it's a useless exercise?? Too bad it would be nice to find some improvment for it. Alex N8UCN/KOH8IG ALEX N8UCN/KOH8IG

Hi Folks A video production of our latest dxpedition to Seefontein, South Africa has been uploaded to You Tube. Apart from various scenes of the dx location, the footage includes : the guys

Hi Alex, Actually even replacing the horrendous IF filter in the SRF-M37V with oneof the modest 450 kHz upgrades would place the radio in the "unlimited"class. Because of this, fanatical tinkerers

I bought some of those filters from the same Mainline UK seller, to try in the DT400 ULR per the enthusiastic filter mod article on the dxer.ca site. It was very hard to do the mod, and the results

Hi Alex/all: This line of filters: http://www.velco-electronic.com/pdf/quartz_crystal/Ceramic%20Filters%20LT450-455.pdf is generally available from eBay seller "anonalouise" - see for example eBay

Can you make that three copies for I'm intrested in the mod also. Unless I can find out who kevins using for the mod. Also the ceramic filters, What would be the best source for them? ALEX

Hi Alex, Whether the 450 kHz filter modification would be useless or not probablydepends on the type of DX you pursue. For domestic DXers looking for a little more sensitivity, the modificationmay

Thanks, Gil! Can you copy me as well? I am thinking about getting the narrower version of the filter, and would like to provide it to my friend who has agreed to do the work. Thanks! Kevin

Hello Guys, I agree 100% with Steve about the rather disappointing performance of those450 kHz filters. During the winter, Steve and I both invested significant time and effort ina project to

Kevin, I'll send photos of the change out to Milton. Gil

I picked one of these up Wednesday from a local Kmart for $14.99. I am hearing WGN 720 AM out of Chicago. This is excellent considering I am in an urban area almost in the shadow of the WLW tower. I

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fhkradioer.googlepages.com%2F31&sl=zh-CN&tl=en&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 Good photos

Hi Milton: Sorry, it was done by someone else, so I'm afraid I don't even know what it looks like inside. Hey Gil Stacy - do you remember how the filter is changed out??? Kevin S Bainbridge Island,

Hello Huelbe, Thank you for your information about Equinox DX in Brazil, which is muchappreciated. I will forward it to Walt in Victoria, B.C., Canada. 73, Gary In a message dated 4/1/2009

Hi Kevin ! I also have a SRV-M37V and i have an intention to change the filter. I have a technical background to make this change. Do you have the source of this changing information

Hi Kevin, Re: SRF-M37V and SRF-M37W-Performance differences? Posted by: "satya@..." satya@... dhsatyadhana Mon Jan 26, 2009 6:58 am (PST) Hi Rob: While the M37V is not the

Hello All, Last summer, prompted by the need to pack an extremely compact butsensitive SSB spotting receiver for Ultralight DU chasing, I replaced the stock4.75" x .35" loopstick on a Sony

For Gary, Vince and John in South Africa (and Horacio and Huelbe in SouthAmerica), This question was raised by one of our dedicated TP andTA DXers on the IRCA mailing list, and I'm sure that some of