I've now "successfully" added an external antenna port to the SRF-39FP, my DT-200VX and my E100. In each case, the units seem to work marvelously well with the external antenna, but each also seems to

Like Gary, I can't decide just which radio I'd take with me on a DXpedition if I could only take one.... I love my T615.... However, as an all-around radio that I use to DX and to set on my desk to

Hello Guys, This was very surprising news, but it now seems areality. The E100 was the best digital Ultralight I've ever tested forselectivity, and its sensitivity (after full alignment, which

Very interesting. This radio has been out for quite some time. Some refurbs are units there's nothing wrong with; the customer didn't like it but it can't be sold as new. Other refurbs were returned

Don't forget thesimilar, but larger E10 model, which is a hot performer also. It's size perhapstakes it out of UL status, yet it has a lot of good things going for it. The radio has TWO bandwidths,

Guy, Thanks for the Heads UP on the refurb E10 at Frye's for $30. That is agreat price for a nice radio. Unfortunately both the selectable filteringand the size rule it out of the Ultralight category,

Fry's isn't selling any E10's on their web site. I really didn't need another radio but last November when they were selling them for $29.99 on their web site I couldn't resist. After that they raised

Hello Guys, Thanks to all who have commented on theunidentified 531-DU station heard on the SRF-T615 last Sunday at Grayland,Washington. Actually, for a one-night DXpedition this late in the

On my SRF-59: Apr 24 8:50 pm: KTIB 640 KHz 1KW Thibodaux, LA. 543 miles from Laredo. Oldies Apr 25 1:10 am: KNBR 680 KHz 50KW San Francisco, CA. 1515 miles away. Post game SF Apr 25 1:20 am: KCBS

Richard, Great going with the SRF-59. The KCBS logging at 1500 miles with KTRHHouston and KRMG, Tulsa as QRM is particularly fine. I imagine thatTulsa protects Houston and vice versa, so Tulsa might

Gary DeBock and I have combined our efforts and produced an illustrated article that covers both disassembly and alignment of the Eton E100. Its replaced my recent disassembly-only article on the

On my SRF-59: Apr 26 12:50 am KATH 910 KHz 500 watts Frisco, TX Religion 455 miles from Laredo, just within the null of KRIO McAllen, TX Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with

Brett, I'm the wrong person to ask.... Gary and the Technical Committee (Gil,Kevin S., Joe) are the ones that rule on such. The E100- wasactuaqlly just a cubic inch over the 20 cu./in. general size

Its big brother the E10 is excellent. At times Fry's has sold refurbs on their web site for $29.99. That's where I got mine. It has a few almost indistinguishable scratches on the display. The IF

For those interested, the E100's replacement, the E1100, is available in a Tecsun-badged version from Ebay seller "Trinityforevertrading". The price is $12.99 with $13.00 shipping from Hong

Hello Guy, friends. When you said "DR-920" I immediatelly thought, "oh no!" I have checked the site: DR-920 is physically the same G1100 receiver from Grundig/Eton site. An search though Internet

Sorry...I gave thewrong auction number. The correction one is: 370045350485 Guy

HiHuelbe, Well, that is disappointing. It sounds like Eton/Grundig is going backwards, if they are justrebadging a year and a half old radio. However, perhapsthe sensitivity is just a matter of

FYI, Circuit City now has the Eton E5s on their website for $99.99, with what appears to be a limited supply, at least in the Denver area. 73 Craig Barnes Wondervu, CO --- Dennis Gibson