John: I knew when I saw the an award for six provinces someone had been left of the list. I was just about to send you an email. Maybe some day, but to date I've only heard six Canadian stations

In a very kind way, Rob Ross let me know that I had run hisawards together with Richard Allens and compounded the error by leavingRob's name out entirely!!! We both are smiling at the thought of

As you may recall, the Ultralight Awards Committee andGary DeBock previously announced four Founder's Awards to Paul Logan,Robert Ross, Dennis Vroom and Allen Willie for their unique contributionsto

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Hi all, has anyone tried these little analog-tuned Sony sets? They should all be CX20091 based (later versions of the IC: CXA1191, CXA1691). The '4900 is the largest of the bunch, at a "whopping" 130

Sadly, CXA1129 based radios are near unobtainium over here. One can get a SRF-S84N (is that the same as the "regular" one?) for close to 50 EUR, but that's about it. Re: spam, I haven't had much

BTW, you know what the reason for 450 kHz is? With a 3 or 9 kHz PLL reference frequency (and thus granularity), you'd never hit the 9 kHz frequency grid precisely when using 455 kHz. (Same goes for a

Hello Stephan, I was able to "export" a 530-1710 kHz SRF-59and SRF-39FP (while it was still available) to Paul in Northern Ireland,and would be willing to help other European Ultralight

Hello Guys, If you like the SRF-59 and SRF-39FP analogUltralights because of their size/performance ratio, you will certainlylove the smaller (and less common) SRF-S84. At 3" x 1.4" and

Thanks Gary: I'd figured out everything but the CT2 adjustment. I give it a try on another day. Richard.

Thanks everyone. I managed to freed up the moving coil for the 600 kHz adjustment. Now I need to figure out which control is used for the 1400 kHz adjustment. My guess it's either the one marked

HiGary, Unfortunately Ihave no useful information to share on the SRF-M37V alignment. This model wasthe very first one ultralight I tried to align, and in so doing I reduced thesensitivity somehow

Hello Richard, I just finished the MW alignment of my newSRF-M37W, in preparation for the Summertime Shootout. It is not analignment for the faint-hearted, to say the least. You were

Hi Guy, Richard and Kevin, The new SRF-M37W here needs to be aligned anywaybefore the Summertime Shootout, so I'll just put it at the top of the list, andwrite notes about which coils and

I've posted several photos of a disassembled SRF-M37V. To get to the RF circuit board you need to unsolder the red wire in the lower left hand corner must be unsoldered. When reassembling

Sorry for the spam this morning. We had been warned not to make this group a "public" group, where anyone could join without being vetted. The fear was that we would be flooded with spam. This is

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Hello Guys, Those of you fortunate enough to have obtained anew Sony SRF-39FP "Prison Radio" can consider yourselveslucky. Greg Stanbury, the Florida seller responsible for providingalmost

Thanks Kevin and Gary. I likewise tried, without success, to obtain a service manual. As common as these receivers are you would think it'd be easier. I feel the alignment process is fairly straight

Hello to all, Thank you Gary for the kind welcome. I currently have a Sony 7600GR and a Grundig Mini World 100 PE. The Grundig certainly qualifies as an ultralight. I look forward to reading and