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howdy Roy! thank you. i need to add that info. my original plan was RS232 control. i recently saw your USB/G8 work... excellent job! regards, phil :)

The E5 is also much too large to be an ultralight.

--- In ultralightdx@..., "jerrysteck" > > i think the answer to my upcoming query is a negative-- > having said that i will now ask: > > would an Eton E5 be considered an ULR?--it is small, but it

i think the answer to my upcoming query is a negative-- having said that i will now ask: would an Eton E5 be considered an ULR?--it is small, but it would seem to have more gizmos than a typical

Hi Phil Your Ver 2 is very informative. You might like to point out that the AM: LO frequency is 45 kHz above RF for RF frequencies < 1000 kHz and 45 kHz below RF for RF frequencies > 1000 kHz.

Hacking the Si4734: Hardware (Ver 2) and Software Handbooks for Shortwave available at link below. error reports welcome. http://home.comcast.net/~phils_radio_designs/index2.htm regards, phil :)

Note the trucated MW coverage: Specifications : 1. Frequency Range FM: 76-108 Mhz MW: Asia, Africa and Europe, 522-1620Khz 9KHz step United States, Canada, 520-1620KHz 10KHz

Hi gc: The Kchibo KK-S500 appears to be a dual conversion "regular" radio, not a DSP radio. It has synchronous detection, akin to SSB, and is fairly large, so it would therefore not qualify as an

I am not surprised that the call letters were not mentioned. The vastmajority of people would not have a clue what station were were talkingabout if you referred to them only by call letters since

1.31.10, 0955, am 540, CBEF, Windsor, ON, 216mi/348km, CCRadio-SWP (ID This is CBC Radio 1) 1.31.10, 1010, am 1120, KMOX, St. Louis, MO, 486mi/781km, CCRadio-SWP (Playing Old Time Radio program) --

Hello, Would it contain teh silabs dsp chip too?? gc

Further info: Via my USB-equipped PL-300wt, I can read out that its soft-mute is configured with a threshold at SNR = 6 dB and the soft-mute slope is 2 dB/dB. This means that for each dB that the

I agree Jim - this is probably a fairly pedestrian model, otherwise they would have trumpeted the filter choices as with the D96L. Kevin

Two new stations to add to the UL lately, heard on the PL-310 barefoot: January 28 1060 WILB Canton OH, 1700, “This is AM 1060, WLIB…Catholic Radio for northeast Ohio”, into a world newscast,

Hi Dave, It has been said before, but probably bears repeating, that with the newer Chinese radios, you can't judge the performance of a certain make and model by a particular unit. They are fully

Hello! Just saying "hi" to the group, as a new member. Also, I wanted to say that I purchased a Grundig G8 last night and am very happy I did. A neat little set; my first radio with DSP. The

Thanks Scott! That verifies what I've observed from Day 1. I purchased the PL-380 specifically because it was reported soft mute had been disabled. Audicity is proving itself to be useful software

For comparison, my stock PL-300wt measures about 12 dB soft-mute. -Scott-

Hi All, It has been debated occasionally whether the PL-380 has soft-mute. The short answer is: mine does (PL-380 2009.9 ver 1) and it's fairly easy to measure. The procedure is to tune a strong,