Great Job, Gary!!! Here is a link to Gary's photos. The last two are of the 7600-GR. andhere is a link. http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/ultralightdx/photos/browse/9d45 **GARY** Would it be possible

Steve, You are going to love that radio!!! Congratulations. John Bryant

Hello Guys, Although it's a little too large to qualify as an Ultralight radio, the ICF-SW7600GR provides fairly competent MW performance in a compact, SSB-capable design. For those MW DXers

My Eton E-100 from "The Shortwave Store" in Canada arrived, safe and sound, this past Saturday! Even after reading the reviews of the radio and seeing pictures of it on various websites, I was still

Hi Everyone First of all congratulations to you Robert for that great catch after so many years since you last heard it. You might think this Dxer is crazy but I was up this morning around

Hi Guys: One New Ultralight Logging this morning.....New for ULR LOG but last heard on Sept/22/1981 during a test when this station was a 250 Watt DAYTIME only station!! Station is listed as

Hi Richard: On analog sets, the tuning capacitor is never disconected from the antenna coil, so the L-C circuit that makes the antenna resonate is always completed. With a PLL set, a variable

I notice that both my digital SANGEAN PR-D5 and my analog SONY ICF-S5W and EX5 all can be tuned to a given frequency, and then used to boost a signal significantly on an ultralight tuned to the same

Gary, Thanks for the excellent overview of our work in modification andupgrading ULRs this Spring/Summer. You probably intended to mentionour upcoming series of articles on modifying the E100. Gary,

Hi Guys, Took the opportunity on a beautiful evening here to run down to Cape Spear (Most easterly point in North America ) for some sunset ultralight dxing Nothing new heard , but Transatlantic

seems like i've read that some of you have purchased these bars from some manufacturer. if so, they may be the logical persons to answer this question.

I checked out the Olympus WS100 recorder with a SRF-T615 and E100, and am not totally satisfied with the results. It seemed a normal listening volume overloaded the recorder a bit. While recording

John, Of the few links I spotted with info on this topic, this one was the most concise: http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=190262&page=4 Diamond blade cutting with lots of coolant seems to

Hello Guys, Some DXers have inquired about the recent successin modifying the Eton E100 and other Ultralights for DXpedition use, sohere is a brief summary of the current progress. SRF-39FP:

In the work that Gary DeBock, Guy Atkins and I are doingwith mods to the E100, I've run up against the need to reduce the lengthof the stock ferrite bar by half. Has anybody ever done this

I understand its better to be at good receiver connected to a nice rooftop and have RDS on the receiver. However the point of the ultralight was to go to the park and enjoy DXing away from the

Kevin & Brett: I discovered yesterday that I'd purchased an Olympus Digital Voice Recorder WS100 a couple of years ago to record meeting notes. Because it didn't do well I put in a drawer and forgot

FM DXers would certainly benefit from something equivalent to the spectrum-capturing receivers such as the Perseus and RFSpace SDR-IQ that are all the rage with serious AM broadcast band DXers. Of

I dunno. I just can't bring myself to use an ultralight when the Es is in for FM DX. Gotta milk the opening for every station you can and that usually means the top shelf radios. I got in on the Es

The Olympus seems to get 15-20 hours on a single AAA battery - I usually just let it run for an hour or so at a time and get quite a few sessions out of it. 73 - Kevin S Bainbridge Island, WA