Hi Guys: A little off topic......but some of these Stations can be heard on your Ultralight Radios.....so I guess we're OK!!! I have a Large Package of Radio Station Bumper Stickers and a few

Very sorry! I hit the wrong button somehow and sent each of you acopy of that article, along with the notice as to where to find it. Hope that medium-sized file did not cause any major problems

I've finally found time to finish the long-promised article detailingadding an AADE Digital Frequency Display to and SRF-39. It's titled"Building and Operating the Digital Sony SRF-39" and itslocated

Hello Richard, Congratulations on your loggings of WZnZ-1460 and KSCO-1080. It's always fun to log stations on both coasts. Your report reminded me of my most exciting domestic

Heard on stock Eton E-100 barefoot at Conimeicut Point Park Warwick R.I. Notes: This logging was a strong short haul tropo opening out to Cape Cod.. Although even the slightest tropo enchanment will

Gary Wrote: 4) Eton E100 As long as you don't care much about audio quality, - -------<End Quote The eton E 100 i have has very good sound quality on FM. I DX with the stock speaker highs are

Something of a record for me...I have heard both coasts via relatively modest 5 KW stations on my SRF-59 over the past 2 nights.: Wed night-1080 KHz KSCO Santa Cruz, CA (KRLD 1080 50 KW off the

--- I have not tried the external antenna idea with my E-100 but will when i get the chance.In regards to audio,i disagree with Gary though this is a matter of personal opinion perhaps.My audio on the

Hello Rob and Carl, Thank you both for your comments regarding theE100. This model's FM capabilities are kind of a bonus when purchasingthis fine radio, which also has superb AM-DX

Gary.....I can confirm what you say about placing the whip closer to anExternal Antenna on the E-100 Model. While I was on my Cruise 2 weeks ago....I did a lot of FM DX'ing with theEton E-100 out on

--- On Thu, 7/17/08, D1028Gary@... <D1028Gary@...> wrote:   3)  Sangean DT-200VX   This black colored-model has great FM-DX capabilities, using circuitry apparently identical to the

KLRD (50 KW) 1080 KHz was off the air last night...as result, coast to coast faded in several times on my SRF-59 in Laredo, TX from KSCO, Santa Cruz, CA, 5 KW, 1458 miles away!

Hello Guys, Although we were all originally attracted toUltralight radios because of their overachieving AM-DX capabilities, it hasrecently become abundantly clear that many Ultralight AM-DXers

Somehow, the formatting on Guy's extraordinary message from the Oregoncoast got all screwed up an difficult to read. Here is a cleanerversion: After three mornings of getting skunked on TPs/DUs with

After three mornings of getting skunked on TPs/DUs with my hotrodded Eton E100, I finally hit paydirt this morning. I've been on a family vacation to Yachats, Oregon since last Friday and have been

When I mentioned E100 sensitivity improved when the antenna was moved away from the receiver, I was referring to the ferrite rod not the whip. I had already dispensed with the whip. I'm sorry for

I did an alignment on my E100. Following John and Gary's article, disassembly/assembly of the E100 was simple. Removing the wax and glue from the antenna in my example was much easier than I thought

Hello Richard, There are a couple of issues related to the stockE100 loopstick, which adversely affect low-band performance. First of all,the folded SW whip antenna runs parallel to the

Hi Guys: Well after not really doing much DX'ing on the Ultralights since last April....due to Noise, lack of good conditions, and other Summer activities, I decided to look around the band and see

Thanks John, that helps. Richard Allen, DXing since 1960.