Hi Farmerik, In answer to your question, the PL-360 does have fixed 3 kHz DSP filtering(like the PL-300WT/ G8) and "soft mute" set at the same threshold as thosemodels (and the PL-310). However, the

Thanks to all the reviews and tests in the files sections, there is already a ton of info on these similar radios. [I might have miss typed a model number though, being visually impaired] It looks

wrote: volume jack (assuming PL-380). There is some room there and it's quite close to the chip inputs. But I'm not sure that you can save much capacitance. Hi, Scott, Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks Paul! - The other night I couldn't find AM 740, CFZM I guess from what you said. That is very unusual here after dark. The battery life on your R-911 is quite impressive.- FARMERIK

Radio Used....................................................barefoot Tecsun PL-380 Total ULR Loggings (Kirkland Lake)..............196 570 WKBN Youngstown OH. Business news, entertainment, "This is

FWIW, I sent Joyce three emails and never received a response from any of them including the tracking number for my order. I know she received at least one of them because it concerned the colour of

Jim, I'd consider mounting a jack on the side of the radio, below the volume jack (assuming PL-380). There is some room there and it's quite close to the chip inputs. But I'm not sure that you can

--- In ultralightdx@..., Tony Germanotta wrote: > > Of course, it's thanks to your groundbreaking research. Tony, thanks for that, but the groundbreaking research was done by the chip's inventors,

Hi Stephen, In between various other experiments, I have been trying out a few morePL-380 "stealth mod" ideas, and had some recent communication with Scott aboutwhere to fit a larger internal

I have contacted her about it (on April 3) and have yet to receive a response. So is everyone from the group swamping her with orders so she can't respond to my email? ;) BTW I repaired it once about

Right, everything listed as EDT. Odd situation... there "should be" nothing on-channel at that time I did test E-W and static was all I heard. I had to check the FCC and AMLogbook, and the only other

Jim, I think it's time to put a miniplug socket outside the radio and build a loop connector box that has a switch that you can throw between the MW and LW coils. A little velcro can attach that to

--- In ultralightdx@..., "ferrite61" wrote: > Orientation for reception was slightly west of North... could be Cuba, Jamaica, or Hispanola. Not sure. Paul, You can rule out Jamaica, as there are no

Knowing LW would be a bust, I put the MW coil back in the PL-380 yesterday. Disturbed conditions sure knocked down signals from the north, but there was lots of flutter, and Cuban stations were still

Radio Used.................................................................barefoot Tecsun PL-380 Total ULR Loggings (Kirkland Lake)...........................188 1280 WNAM Neenah WI. Adult

5Apr2010 Mon evening storm static, 6Apr2010 Tue 1110 WBT NC 0751 EDT dupe 980 WTEM WashDC 1937 EDT dupe (first time heard in the evening) 810 WPIN Dublin VA 1956 EDT dupe 810 WHB Kansas City MO 2030

5Apr2010 Mon evening storm static, 6Apr2010 Tue 1110 WBT NC 0751 EDT dupe 980 WTEM WashDC 1937 EDT dupe (first time heard in the evening) 810 WPIN Dublin VA 1956 EDT dupe 810 WHB Kansas City MO 2030

Farmerik: For off-tuning by 1kHz, you can bump the volume up a notch or two for audio improvement. I generally set the AM-BW at 3kHz since most RX is talk with limited music... but if you like CFZM

Was outside at picnic table tuning around and caught an UNID and one clear call. The UNID was on 720kHz with Island Music (carribbean). Had this about 18:45 to 18:50 and it faded down not to return

I am not sure exactly what to look for. I have a G8, but no PL-380 to compare this 310 to. It does seem even more sensitive om all bands including FM, than the G8, but that is just a first impression