Hi Steve, Thanks for adding the photos of your Ultralightcollection (SRF-59, SRF-M37V, DT-200V, and DT-400W) to the group photosite. Also, welcome to the Ultralight radio DXer group, and we

Greetings All, Just returned from a mini type dxpedition trip from the town of Old Perlican which is 102 miles Northwest of St. John's, Newfoundland Latitude 48 N 53 W and is right along the

Hello Guys, The "Summer Olympics" of pocket radio glory isabout to begin! Just in time to help you choose your dream DX machinebefore the upcoming fall season, these amazing little receivers

Subject: New Loggings 6/30/08 Date: Monday, June 30, 2008 2:57 PM  All heard on eton e-100 barefoot at Conimecuit Point Park Warick R.I. 6/30/08. Opening Notes: arrived at park for start of

While in Bossier City, Louisiana, for family business, I did a very quick FM bandscan starting at 12:00 AM CDT on Sunday, June 22nd, using my Sangean DT-200V and a pair of headphones as my

Hello All, With eternal optimism despite the recent poor DUconditions, a two-day DXpedition to Grayland, Washington was scheduled over theweekend, primarily to test out the latest hot-rodded

This evening, following a picnic at the local lake,(Lake Ponca),i sat in our Pontiac and did a comparison between the car radio and the E-100 on FM.The E-100 heard almost every station that the car

Ron, I know for sure that the standard (non-FP) SRF-39 is a perfectreplacement for the SRF-39FP. The non-FP has a black case and a blacktuning wheel that is otherwise identical to the clear wheel on

well i found what appears to be a source. something like the California state prison system operates a store that can supposedly supply those srf39fp's and other items but only does so to be sent

I'm really glad that you like it, Richard! The more I diddle with it, the better that I like it, myself. Its alsovery amenable to a number of easy modifications, for those who areinterested in going

Because of painful arthritis in my thumbs I find it difficult to tune the Sony SRF-59 receiver. So, after reading John's report, I decided the Etón E100 might be the answer. First, I can't believe

Hello Guys, For three consecutive weeks, the highly popularSRF-39FP analog Ultralight radio has not been listed on eBay by the notoriousFlorida seller, Greg Stanbury. The SRF-39FP has

In the past these little wide-band receivers have not been good at receiving medium wave signals. I owned one of these tiny ICOM receivers and it did everything they advertised, just not very well.

While doing my periodic review of the Universal Radio website, I saw a new product announcement for the Icom IC-RX7 Wideband receiver. Details include: modes: AM, FM (Narrow), FM (wide)

Logged this one this morning at sunrise on the SRF-M37V barefoot June 24/08 6:45 UTC - 1290khz - CFRW Winnipeg, Manitoba w/ oldies, Birds Of A Feather by Mark Lindsey & Philadelphia Freedom by

I am willing to send my E100 out there to Gary for whatever alignments and antenna super-sizing experiments he may wish to try. Presumably I could get back a seriously-hotrodded ultralight DX machine

---So,Gary,do i understand correctly that am MP3 recorder or other type of recorder built into the unit would disqualify the radio being an ultralight ? But an external connection of a recorder to

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,