Mark Meece, N8ICW, fairly new to Ultralighting, just received his firstUltralight MW DXing award: Ten US States Heard - Barefoot. Congratulations Mark.... we all hope that you'll be applying for

Ultralight loggings for Sat. May. 16, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. One more station added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count is now: 299. 1160 WABY

Gary: On this side of the earth it's the months of May through August that usually cause us fits. But I doubt I'll ever hear an Australian medium wave stations here. So I will have to continue to

Hi Richard Thank you for your kind comments. BTW, regarding Australia, November to January are generally the "dry" months with virtually no DU reception at Fish Hoek during that time. I

Jay, Thanks - I do like the SRF-59 but after using the Tecsun R-911 for about the same price, I think the funds would be better spent in getting a spare Tecsun. They're close enough in cost that

If someone really likes the SRF-59 (like I do), I'd recommend buying a couple more as backups. SonyStyle online always seems to have refurbs available for $10. I bought two of these. One was a dog,

Congratulation Gary. Watching your reports from South Africa tells me maybe I need to go on holiday there. As they say in the oil industry, it seems like I've hit a "dry hole" the past few weeks.

Hi folks I thought I'd share another exciting episode of dx heard in Fish Hoek this week : It was a surprise to hear and identify 4CC Gladstone, Queensland on 927 kHz for the first time. The

The guilt of owning too many radios is partially ameriorated by rotating between them. After some time with the Eton E100 and Tecsun R911, I took the SRF-59 off the shelf, impressions from the other

Hi Mike, Thanks for your comments. The SRF-59 in general has not had any issue withheterodynes, and typically is more resistant to urban area overloading than mostUltralight radios. It has been

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my SRF37W does the exact same thing. i suspect it is the wide open, poor filtering we all know about and that you are just hearing the strongest weather channel. mine receives the same local broadcast

http://www.prisonradioassociation.org/index_tmpl.php?con=home&style=$style Tom Welch Mesa, AZ not a member of PRA

Deane, I have two silver S10MK2s, one purchased new about a month ago, and the other one about a year old; and a black S10. The newer MK2 is slightly more sensitive on AM than the older one, and

I've noticed an odd thing on my M37 and wonder if anyone else has seen this. On the weather band the radio sometimes acts as though it's searching for the strongest signal among the weather

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* What is the difference (besides color) between the ICF-S10 Mk2 and the original black ICF-S10? Upon hearing the mk2 version

I wouldn't recommend the M37 for an urban area. The filter is VERY wide, almost to the point of non-existence. The more powerful stations in the Chicago area (I'm about 40 miles away) consume 50kHz

Sony M37W... so the W should be for wide not for weather. Horacio A. Nigro Montevideo Uruguay --- El mié, 13/5/09, satya@... escribió:

Hi fellows: I want to buy a ULR radio but I really dont know wich is the best option between SRF-59 analog radio and the SRF-M37 digital tunnig radio? Which one is the best ? advantages and

Hi all: I thought I would pass on what I found to be an amusing way to describe this radio, which as many of us know is a good receiver but with stock selectivity so wide it could probably sleep six