Hello Carl, Although I am not a member of the UltralightDefinitions Committee, their definition guidelines for Ultralight radios affectall of the activities of the Ultralight enthusiast group,

Hello Dave, Thank you for your suggestions of the GE #7-1637Aradio, and the Sony WM-FS493 radio-cassette combo unit, for the UltralightSummertime Shootout. As you may be aware, the rules

Thanks for the heads up on the Stormwise Site. Although off of the ultralight topic, I was wondering if one of you "experimenters extraordinaire" had looked into a monster ferrite bar for an Eton E1,

I finally googled the stormwise site, Guy.... veryimpressive. I can't wait until you have your big bar onna E100 andcompare it to about the same length Amidon half-inch dia. bar of aboutthe same

Gary, Guy and I continue to work on hotrodding out individual E100s invarious ways. In conjunction with that effort, I had an informal shootoutthis afternoon amongst all of my Ultralights that don't

John, Your "Amidon E100" and "Amidon SRF-39FP" daytimeDX shootout was also tried here, with similar results. The "sliding coil"trick improves the sensitivity of the hot-rodded E100 from modest

Hello All, Prompted by many requests for a comparison of theEton E100 with other top Ultralight radios, and also the interest of many DXersin the new Sangean DT-400W model, a full review of

Hello All, The newly created Ultralight Radio AwardsCommittee is pleased to announce its initial awards, in honor of fouroutstanding DXers who truly set the highest standard, during our first

Some of you may already know about this site,but this is a new one to me.It is one worth bookmarking. http://www.timeanddate.com It gives you the local time in may cities around the world as well

Mark and Others, E100 experimentation here has already producedmodels significantly more sensitive than a stock 2010, but we (John, Guy and I)are attempting to create radios with both

I too went for the E100 deal from Fry's (price a bit over $40). My house interior is so riddled with RF digi-hash that I couldn't really give it a fair sensitivity test yet. I'll have to take

Hi folks, I have the new Grundig G6. It is the same size as the E100. It has ssb which I guess disqualifies the set from the ultralights (although it cetainly is "ultralight"!). In any case, I

Hi Dennis, I have owned a E10 for a while, and today received a couple of E100s that were display models (got 'em for a song). I believe John Bryant has the E10 too..and we both have the big brother

Does anyone here own both an E100 and an E10? I bought a refurb E10 for $30.00 (that's not a misprint) from Fry's and am quite happy with it; especially with the IF shift feature. From what I'm

Hello Paul (and John, Rob and others), I'm glad you enjoy using your new E100, Paul. The200 memories and 1 kHz digital tuning steps give this model an edge over otherUltralights, as proven by

Hi John, Along with an SRF-39FP, I also have an E100 and have to say that it's a great little radio! I like the digital tuning and the 9Khz/10Khz modes. I'll be interested to see your hot-rodding

Great, Paul... Glad that you like the E100. Inow own FOUR!!! (Well, one is a broken "parts" set.) If you ever get interested in tinkering with this little gems, the E100is perfect and easy to hot

I would like to thank John, Gary, Rob and George for answering my questions. The answer to these questions lead me to buy the Eton E100. I could not be happier with my new radio. I paid about $40.00

You've got a free passive loop. Enjoy it but don't hook up the wires. Disaster could happen.

Hi Everyone, Let's try this a third time and hope I don't get another trigger finger All logs heard on the SRF-M37V barefoot (SH) indicates heard from Signal Hill,