Hi, Thanks..... Yeah....it is beginning to look like using NiMH's charged with my own external charger has caused an overheat somewhere. I noticed there is a distinct brownish-rainbow colored patch

Dear Kirk: I love the 380, although using w/ loops (air core orferrite) is a little bit different because of receiver signal intermitant samplingcycling times. You could tune the loop with your E100

Dear Gary: Is the belt clip detachable, and most importantly, Ido not see the AM bandwidth control I have ccome to love on the 380--is thatcorrect? Finally, have you tried plugging in any of your big

Hi all... I had managed to break the tuning knob in my PL-380 a few weeks ago. I got a new part from anon-co, installed it, and it's not working properly. I see the arrows in the display like it's

Thanks, Kevin. I appreciate your feedback very much! -Kirk-

Hi Kirk: It sounds like you've got quite a bit of feedback, but here's a couple other observations. One thing about the T615 is that it doesn't have the birdies that the PL-310/380 have, and for

I really appreciate the feedback regarding my question. No need for any further comments. The PL-380 is definitely going to be coming my way. That's because of the urban situation in which I

Kirk, I have two. It is my favorite radio mostly because of its size; I use it every morning and afternoon when I walk my Aussie. It is a little "wide" with my locals during the day, but at night

If I remember the blogging on the T-615 correctly, it is hot on the lower half of the band. I believe that it's nulling was about as good as it gets...I think that it was noted, however, that local

Hi All, I am wondering if any of you living in a metro area with high rf noise problems have ever used a T-615? If so, how is it for adjacent channel and image rejections? I'm seriously thinking of

Hello All, For those interested in the new Tecsun PL-360 AM-FM-SW DSP receiver,a 10-photo album has been uploaded to the Ultralightdx file site. Thisalbum has close-up views of the plug-in

I think I already have a three section variable. I used to buy those things anytime I spotted them for loop projects I never got around to doing. I'll have to check my junk box. I also have an SX-100

Hi Kirk, The Sony SRF-T615 is extremely sensitive for its tiny size, which isprobably the main reason for its almost cult-like popularity. There is no otherUltralight radio so small that is so

> I first got into DXing trying to hear the Phillies. Baseball has been the ruination of many men. We had an old RCA console when I was about 10. Don't remember how we came to have it. The big dial

> I went on your website last night, and am in awe. I'm afraid my technical knowledge isn't up there for designing circuits. I just love to tinker. I can see myself trying to duplicate your final

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* Or measure the current drain directly. On my PL-380 it is 20 mA on AM and 21 mA on FM at normal headphone listening

I went on your website last night, and am in awe. I'm afraid my technical knowledge isn't up there for designing circuits. I just love to tinker. I can see myself trying to duplicate your final

--- In ultralightdx@..., Guy Atkins wrote: > > > Gary and I have also discovered that within the city limits of Puyallup > > there can be major differences in TP MW reception. Gary lives a few

I live about 20 miles from the Atlantic on a rise by a little freshwater pond. There is a marked difference in trans-Atlantics when you are on the shore. Even on local groundwave transmissions. Chuck

--- In ultralightdx@..., David Henry wrote: > > I left the radio off for a few hours this morning to clear any settings > and then inserted fresh alkalines, with the charging circuit in the > 'off'