Gary: After reading your message above.....all I can sayis..."The Great and Mighty OZ has spoken!!"............ I have been looking at this new Sangean for a couple of weeks wonderingwhat it was

Hello John, Congratulations on your outstanding reception ofYVKS-750, at 2053 miles. That is certainly a great accomplishment, and I'msure you will make a 2500+ mile reception soon.

Hi Rob, Thanks for your comments, and glad to know thatyou've ordered a new DT-400W. The radio really is an exceptionalperformer, both on AM and FM. During the FM testing, I heard the "Jack

John, Congratulations! Quite an accomplishment! When I lived in North Carolina, some of the Venezuelan stations were "semi- regulars" on my Realistic TRF, but that was back in the late '70's before

While digging through my closet the other night (no, my name is not Fibber McGee, although it could be, I guess), I came across a knee-board that I had long forgotten I had. I bought it a few years

John....Great Logging....way to go!! Yes I did notice last night was good to the Caribbean and South America. 750 Caracas is a very dependable station from South America. They get out quite well over

Hello Guys, Much to the astonishment of the reviewer, a newUltralight digital radio model has finally managed to surpass the Sony SRF-T615in wide-band stock AM sensitivity. In doing so, it has

Finally broke the 2000-mile barrier with my DT-200VX last night, running barefoot. 2200 EDT 750 YVKS Caracas, Venezuela, gave a list of network of stations at TOH, many in Caracas, mentions of

Stephan Grossklass wrote: Following the brilliant work made by Stephan, I played around with Google Images and find this page: http://www.5bcl.com/Article/Class11/200802/2059.html It has internal

I'm with John, and also wondering if with the small SSB tuning steps, one can tune a couple khz down from a station and then zero beat back in, thus prefering the lower sideband over the upper? Maybe

If there are any G6 owners out there, I'm still wonderingabout the MW tuning steps with the jog dial. The review that Stevepointed me to talks of "small steps" or such, but I'm reallyhoping for at

wrote: Redesigns "under the hood" are not uncommon among Chinese radio manufacturers. Just think of the Tecsun PL550 which originally wasn't so hot on shortwave but was reworked after the PL350 (with

Stephan, I just noticed that I made a spelling error with your given name.Sorry. I'm a bit familiar with that, being known asJohn/Jon/Jack/Juan :>) I noted that your serial number was only a couple

Steven, Thanks for the comments on the newer version of the E100. I'm surethat they will be helpful to Gary and I'll put your Serial Numberin the database. I would love to hear the manufacturer's

Hello Stephan (and John), Thank you very much, Stephan, for the excellentand thorough technical description of the "new" (serial # 0709XXXXXX) E100model. Until your detailed report, only John

After the report of the new, all-different E100s, I decided to finally snatch one up before it was too late to get an "old" version. I received my sample (Lextronix branded over here) today, which

Thanks, Steve! That was an excellent review. The G6 sounds like a winner, though I was disappointed to learn that theAM band only used the ferrite bar antenna, where SW was provided with anexternal

John, Read the G6 review by Ann E. Revelle on the Amazon webpage ... http://www.amazon.com/Grundig-G6-Aviator-aircraft-Shortwave/dp/B0014T5UM4 <snip> "Unlike some other radios, SSB tuning is also

Even though the G6 does not fit the definition of an ultralight, I'm very tempted to buy one as a spotting receiver to use on my upcoming trip to Peru. I'm going to be on the northern coast of Peru

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