Hi Guys, First of all a hearty congratulations to Robert Ross in achieving his record setting # 800th station on an Ultralight radio . Amazing achievement Rob !! Congrats Logs last night here

Man, Roy.... The entire group was holding its breath as you fired up thebutane! That has to be some kinda "first." My hands shake just thinking about it! Congratulations! John Bryant Stillwater,

Bravo Roy! I've worked with these chips for years and never attempted to solder one down myself. Glad your G8 is back online. -Scott-

John: What try of antenna were you using? Thanks and good DX. Richard Richard Allen 36°22'51"N/97°26'35"W (near Perry OK) Sony SRF-T615 & PL-310 (barefoot

Congratulations Rob, those last few are exciting! On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 6:12 PM, Robert S.Ross VA3SW <va3sw@...> wrote: -- John Mosman 847-350-9566

Did you find out if it tunes in 1 Kc. steps or if bandwidth is selectable? FARMERIK

I love to go on long walks. Sometimes with the quiet as my only traveling companion. Sometimes with a shirt pocket radio as a companion. Such strange names these friends have: DT120, ST400W, SRF59,

DXers in western North America might take a moment to check for trans-Pacific signals this morning. Here in Oklahoma, JOUB 774 was audible on a barefoot PL-310 until eight minutes past local sunrise,

Hi all Just got my mail this afternoon about 15 minutes ago and there was a package there from the USA. Upon opening it I found a note and a small gel pak with the Si4743 chips that Scott had sent

this just posted on the IRCA list from "Paul" (love the rotatable loop antenna; the designers must be conferring with DXers): ... available now on

Hi Scott, In 2008 I built a "Slider" Eton E100 that used the ferrite rod as the moving element. The ferrite was an 18" x 1" Stormwise rod. I think it was a novel approach, using a threaded Nylon rod

Some additional comments: 1) It looks like you can download all the development software without buying a starter kit. 2) The Keil demo compiler is normally limited to 2 kB compiled object code.

Gary, Using different inductances to optimize different band segments should not be controversial. In addition to a slider arrangement, other possibilities are those used by crystal-set

Thanks, John, that's good to know. I'll try firing up my G8 as we get closer to spring on some "empty" FM freqs. and see if I hear anything. I'm a novice FM DXer and have never heard Es here in the

I don't know about the Amidon, but I have the Stormwise 27" center wound with 660 Litz--a very potent combination that out performs my 3' air core homebrew as well as Crane twin ferrite and

howdy Roy! i am a big fan of BASIC compilers and tiny interpreters, as in Tom Pittman or Li Chen Wang. i do C and C++ but prefer assembly (MASM32 under WinAPI): where parameters are DWORD's. if i

Hello and thank you for producing such a fine product. The ongoing advancement of each of your Radios has been appreciated by everyone in this Group. We support your product by purchasing it and

I can't believe it all of a sudden and at once. Wow!! I can't wait until you log 1000 stations, at that point someone needs to buy you a steak dinner or something!!! Well great going I've be at it

 Hi, I built a tuned loop for LF reception usingone of the 24" 125 mu Stormwise rods for someone about 8 months ago. Itworked very well and was noticeably sharper tuning than a similar length

Neil They are some big rods. I think it's like the old saying that "there is no substitute for CCs" when it comes to the power output of an auto engine, I think it is the same for ferrite as long as