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Gary: Thank you for sharing your reception of DZEC 1062 Quezon City, The Philippines, with us. It's hard to believe the little M37V could receive a signal from so far away. It's a fantastic catch

I am always amazed at the catches that two of our group get at theirincredible DX sites; that is Gary Deacon at Fish Hoek and Allan Willie at St. Johns Seems these two just have to switch their

freetodx wrote:Gary: Amazing DX from South Africa...and 45 ULR Countriesalready......WOW!!!! Don't forget to tally up your countries and apply for the Country ULRAward!!! Wanna adopt a Canadian ULR

Good reception here at Fish Hoek last night (13 April) and during the early hours (14 April). Highlights via the barefoot Sony SRF-M37V : ARGENTINA 1030 0200 Radio del Plata , Buenos Aires w time

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ultralightdx group. File : /1062 DZEC Quezon City heard in South

The LTS450ITW, LTM450ITW, LTU450IT, LTM450ITU filters are stock items available (at a price) from Euroquartz. See: <http://www.euroquartz.co.uk/ceramic-filt.htm> The negative is a minimum order of UKP

A few more loggings from Sunday night/Monday Morning with the SRF-59. After several hours of intensive listening, I am disappointed that I am just pulling in the 50 kilowatters and not the small fry

Aha! Thanks for the clarification. I missed the +/- part of the spec (as did, apparently, the original folks who first tried this on the SRF-M37). I opted for the same one because the original

ARGENTINA 780 LRF210 R. Tres, Trelew, Provincia de Chubut, at 0101 on Apr. 13. Adv: "Impresora Sur", "Punta Piedra", "Transportadora Patagonica!, platter from local 770 CX12 R. Oriental, but good at

It has been too many years since I have written an AM Broadcast band reception report. Who is it best to address the report to; the General Manager, Program Director, Chief Engineer or just the

Hi Mike, Just for clarification, the LTS450GW filter that Radiolab uses is a specified 9kHz bandwidth filter, not 4.5 kHz--one has to read the spec closely--it says "+/-4.5 kHz". That's a pretty wide

Hello All, The annual "March Madness" antenna project here was to build a series ofPVC-framed tuned passive loops, with the design objective of making the coilscompletely symmetrical, and isolating

Congratulations to Kirk Allen for having crossed the 500 Stations Heard:Unlimited Class and receiving his certificate on March 23. Both he and weforgot that crossing the 500 station barrier (Kirk was

Chris Knight of Ft. Lupton, CO, just received the 100 Stations Heard:Barefoot and the 10 Latin Stations Heard: Barefoot awards.Since most of Chris' catches had to be made outside, due to

Steve, Yep, I don't know of any suppliers that will sell single quantities of these Euroquartz filters. In separate threads on the Sony SRF-M37 some had purchased the 4.5 KHz version directly from

I only knew that Radiolabs used this filter for the ATS-909 upgrades, and that some had purchased the filters direct from them. On a hunch I emailed Todd D. and he said they'd certainly do the job for

Hi Mike, No, I wasn't familiar with that brand or type of filter, nor where to obtain it, so I have no firsthand info on how it performs. Only the YIC brand of filters that the UK eBay seller Mainline

Hi Mike Glad that you go the M37V fixed up - I wasn't aware that Radiolabs did filter upgrades for individual units! Not sure where you're at, but here in the Seattle area, it makes all the

Kevin (and all) Just received my upgraded M37V from Radiolabs. I must say, while it may not be up to fishing out splits from across the ocean, the nominal 4.5 KHz Euroquartz LTS450GW makes the