It doesn't have a keypad, is very tall but narrow, maybe 2". The jack for external antenna is a mini-jack on the top of the radio. You can use it to plug in the supplied 3" (roughly) LW/MW ferrite

--- In ultralightdx@..., "dhsatyadhana" > > > Alas, it's tough to tell if it has adjustable bandwidths, Kevin, Reading this auction- 250572198789, it says * Adjustable bandwidth; Mw step: 9KHz

Here are a few more logs. Date:01/29/10 Time: 2303 UTC Frequency: 860 KHz Call: CJBC Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Signal: Very Good Power D/N:50 Kw AMP: 384 Mi Heard: FF OM with TOH ID and

Hi all: I was wondering if anyone has one of these yet. Paul first pointed it out in September (message #4378). Per eBay item #250570954597 and our friendly eCrater seller "hygt369" at

Hi Scott, Thanks for the description. Off-tuning 1 kHz up or down from a DX station's frequency is a standard TP-DXing trick to get farther away from irritating domestic splatter, and thefirst

1.29.10, 1834, am 940, CINW, Montreal, CA, 589mi/949km, SRF-59 (Ceased pgming 1000 this am, off the air tonight at 1900; "goodbye loop" 1.30.10, 0600, am 550, WSAU, Wausau, WI, 199mi/320km,

Gary de Bock has tried every version AFAIK and was unable to detect any differences on MW. The stability improvement may have been on SW, though my 11/09 Version 1 seems okay there. Antennas have

Jim, Thanks for the info. It was simpler to fix than your suggestion. The battery contacts weren't making sufficent contact. I remedied that by bending them outwards. 73 Gil

PL380 Ver 1 and Ver 2 Hi Guys, Apart from the date of manufacture I haven't yet read of any difference in performance on MW - or have I missed something ? Joyce Ng described the difference as a

--- In ultralightdx@..., "jim_kr1s" wrote: > > The maximum power allowed for U.S. stations is 50 kW. A member correctly points out that one VOA station in the Florida Keys runs 100 kW to a

Gil, Is there a CPU reset button somewhere? Inside the battery compartment perhaps. An alternative might be leave the battery out for a few hours or longer. 73, Jim, KR1S http://qrp.kearman.com/

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Michael" wrote: > > I just received my Tecsun 9012 and am really impressed with it. I heard a couple years ago that it takes some hours of use to get the best sound quality

Hi Guys: Well....I've been DX'ing...but the New Ones are coming pretty slowly lately!! Seem to go a few a days with nothing...then hear a few and then another drought.....but tonight we added a New

I just received my Tecsun 9012 and am really impressed with it. I heard a couple years ago that it takes some hours of use to get the best sound quality from a speaker as well as the electronic

I left the D96L on the walwart charger for quite a while and it is now dead as a doornail. The battery is dead. I've switched batteries to one showing full charge and the radio is still dead. I'll

As I was tuning around on my SRF-49 I heard the last words from CINW on 940 KHz as the station management apologized for their going of the air. I was shocked to hear it come out of the muck of

They did invite you to 92.5. The station's website used to have that loop on there to play. Now when you go to it, you are immediately sent to the 92.5 website.

hi Tim, Corus announced on January 29th, 2010, that CINW and sister station CINF would cease broadcasting as of 7:00pm local time that day, due to unsustainable ratings. Regular programming ceased at

It's after 7:00pm EST on Friday, January 29th, 2010. Did they both go off? Did they move to FM? Will Montreal nolonger have any stations on 690 or 940?

I know - mixed bags both of them. Seriously, if you were to order one from a place you normally buy books from - they have the same source in China for both - which would get the operational value nod