Hello Gary, Tim and Rob, The Sony SRF-T615 is a Japanese-market AM-DXportable with stunning sensitivity and nulling ability for its very compactsize. Unfortunately, it has always had a pretty

Hi all: A little colder and windier today out in the picnic shelter, but a blanket from the room and better gloves allowed me a couple hours before the elements got to me. Just the Eton e100 with

Terrific. How did you get it (barefoot, true ecss?). Best 73s G. Galassi ultralightdx@... ha scritto:

Hi Guys: Although things were sounding good tonight with again lots of good relogs......nothing New was heard for the first time in about a week!! Best thing heard tonight was probably 800 WSVS

Nice catch with WADK 1540 Robert , and a new state for you, ....nice !. I seem to only hear 2 stations here on 1540 mixing usually most nights , WDCD in Albany as your reply received had mentioned

Rob - Daytime stations in the US often have lower power authorizations for the sunset and sunrise hours. Typically at sunset these authorizations run to a maximum of 2 hours past local sunset, however

Hello Guys: Well....I just got an Email back from Bobb Angel the Operations Mgr for WADK 1540 Newport, Rhode Island....and he says that at 1956EDT when I heard their station.....they were Indeed on

2 events coming up: Sending a G6 Aviator to Scotland with a colleague and an SRF-59 to Hawaii by boat! We are spreading the ULr love by air and by sea.

Hi all: I'm up in Kenai, Alaska on business, and after a couple mornings where the wind, rain and cold made it impossible to venture out of my RF-infested hotel room, the weather relented so it was

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ultralightdx group. File : /September10_08_JOIB_747_G6Aviator.mp3

Allen, is it possible you may have been hearing Egypt on 1503Khz? EGY - North Sinai Radio, El Arish (75) - 0400-2300; also broadcasts local Matruh programme; ID: "Idhaat Shamaal Sainaa Min Al

--- On Wed, 9/17/08, bbwrwy <richarda@...> wrote: I was a little surprised because I'd not compared them before. Now I understand why the TRF is still a revered receiver. Of the ULR's, the

I need to retract what I said earlier about the URL's being better than the (at least mine) TRF. I just sat down and compared it to them with the TRF the winner. Of my URL the closest is a stock

Hi Guys: I fired off an email to the 2 stations that are Possibilites for the NOS Music Station I heard last night on 1540 Khz....WBCO Bucyrus OHIO and WLOI Laporte, INDINANA. I asked them if as

Allen, is it possible you may have been hearing Egypt on 1503Khz? EGY - North Sinai Radio, El Arish (75) - 0400-2300; also broadcasts local Matruh programme; ID: "Idhaat Shamaal Sainaa Min Al

No, the TRF has several modification, including the addition of transfilters which was suppose to improve selectivity. On the occasion of hearing JOUB, it was connected to a Space Magnet antenna. I

Richard - was the TRF barefoot and was it stock? I'm fortunate to have one and I plan to hang on to it. 73

Hello Rick, Welcome to our Ultralight Radio group, and thanksto Tim for motivating you to join. Most of us have some connection to the hamworld-- I am N7EKX, previously a CW QRP fanatic

Atta Boy John...way to go!!!! I'm looking forward to hearing my first TA on the ULRs too.....hopefully soon..... 73.....ROB. Robert S. Ross VA3SW Box 1003, Stn. B. London, Ontario CANADA

Hello Guys: NIce Conditions today on Sunset Skip......lots of Relogs on seldom heard stations....Plus 2 New Ones to boot. The real story tonight was on 1540 Khz...where I had a real Smozzle of