Check this link for Sony ULR @ $115: http://www.joynetmall.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=59&products_id=2350 Thank you, Tom Welch > Author, Consultant and

--- On Fri, 9/19/08, w2gjw <w2gjw@...> wrote: Gary, Tim, Rob & all who chimed in about the Sony SRF-T615: I just wanted to thank everyone for their comments and thoughts. I agree that the

--- On Fri, 9/19/08, nn4cw <gilstacy@...> wrote: Gary, Hopefully the 400 in the Sangean series allows tuning away from preset frequencies when using the memory recalls. The Sony T615 does.

Gary, Tim, Rob & all who chimed in about the Sony SRF-T615: I just wanted to thank everyone for their comments and thoughts. I agree that the price of the Sony T-615 is steep, but considering

Gary, Hopefully the 400 in the Sangean series allows tuning away from preset frequencies when using the memory recalls. The Sony T615 does. With the Sangean DT200VX, if one uses the memory button to

New stations have been rolling in here hot and heavy, all heard on the DT-200VX barefoot September 18 930 VA WLLL Lynchburg, 0605, ads for businesses in Lynchburg and Appomattox 1390

Regarding the DT-400W, I simply feel mine is a less than perfect example. I've noticed no two of any ULR model are equal. I blame it on uneven quality control. But I'm planning to buy another one.

Hello Guys, Our Ultralight Radio enthusiast group continuesits booming growth, as we enter the new DX season. Welcome to new membersTom Welch, Jay Heyl and K.J. Tunnsky. We hope you will

Hi Guys: Correction on the City for WYNE....Should be NorthEast...not ERIE...sorry for the

YES..You are Correct!! That is just my BRAIN Falling out....NORTH EAST..Not ERIE!! Sorry for the slip!! Yes...I remember it well...That's why I mentioned that WHYP (The Old Calls ) was a CULT

Tim....The T615 also has 7 Memories...which are quite useful!! The 615 is much smaller/easier to handle.....and is 100 Times easier to tune, you can move around the band in a flash...and always know

1724.> I'm pretty sure 1530 WYNE's city of license is North East, Pennsylvania....that's a suburb that is, surprise: northeast of Erie! They used to be in a cement block building in a corn field out

Hi Gary & everyone...Thanks for the feedback on my comments re: the Sony SRF-T615. I wasn't at all saying the 615 isn't a great radio. From everything I've heard and read...it is. It isn't a

Hi Guys: Well....after being disappointed last night with nothing new for the Logbooks.......tonight made up for it with 3 NEW Stations for the ULR Log.....2 of which are NEW to the OVERALL LOG and

I simply LOVE the ultralight explosion! I love my SRF-59, and for $14.99 it's the best buy I can think of. This morning I was able to null out 50,000-watt WTAM up the road FIFTEEN MILES from my home

Hi Tim, I agree with you completely. The SRF-59provides outstanding bang for the buck, and as the original SRF-59 reviewer, Ifeel extremely happy that the radio has brought new excitement

Richard - my DeBock aligned ultralights (SRF-59 and 39FP) and stock TRF 12-655 are equally sensitive. RS made two TRF's and I have one of each. The 12-655 is the best known and best overall performer.

Gary...I'm not sure how Audio Cubes II works...I think that's the store in NYC isn't it??? They may stock the Radio....but I don't think so?? I think they all come from Japan??? I ordered mine last

Hi Kevin, Congratulations on your continued TP loggings fromKenai. Your E100 certainly is getting a nice workout, and I'm happy thatJohn was able to replace the stock loopstick with one that

Just ordered a Sony SRF T-615 from Audio Cubes II. Has anyone ordered from them before? Do they stock the radio or do they have it dropped shipped from another location? Anyhow, looking forward to