Hi Powell, Thanks for telling us about the great performance of your Panasonic RF-032D"Mr. Thin" pocket radio. At the time the model was manufactured, therewas intense competition between Panasonic

My ULR test to see what the RF-032D Panasonic "Mr.Thin" is reallylike. I expected it to do pretty well. But it handily beat out these: Sangean DT-400W Kaito WRX-911 Tecsun R9012 (Gary modified)

I was told the sync on the 2010 will automatically pick which sideband to switch to in a strong selective fade. That's when I am in regular wide AM and press the sync button. Until WTAM and KMOX

Well I got to DX some more sunset after two days of not being able to, because of school. I got three more and a tease. One should be as obvious as the nose on our faces. I've never reported for I

2.18.10, 2030, AM 1370, WSPD, Toledo, OH, 242mi/390km, 5k/5k, Sony SRF-M37V 2.18.10, 2034, AM 1380, WPHM, Port Huron, MI, 204mi/328km, 5k/5k, Sony SRF-M37V 2.19.10, 0658, AM 1640, WKSH, Milwaukee, WI,

I had been looking for one I could listen to on my daily dog walk I call "The Morning Mile". ALL of the current UltraLights had something negative that made them a bit inconvenient. A friend of

That's the way mine works, and if you have the sync on and there is a selective fade with IBOC .... WHOOO boy you get the digital rushing noise that reminds you of a train running through. It's better

The 2010 shouldn't "automatically" be selecting the sideband in sync mode. Mine doesn't work this way. Also, listen to the 2010 in sync mode on an IBOC station, and you'll hear digital "rushing"

Then, [ on the 2010 ] when I have, lets say WLAC tuned in and I press sync and there is a severe selective fade, the radio automatically finds the best sideband to switch to.... on super bad

That's strange as there IS sync on mine in the AM DSB mode. The Sony 7600 has sync also but it's not as good. Sync detection should be standard on ALL radios made that have an AM section! Powell

--- In ultralightdx@..., "wa8lcz" wrote: > 1360 WMOV Ravenswood WV 0723 EST 5k day only newstalk 256 mi Best of the bunch, Byron! This is a real WV logging. WWVA's transmitter site is, I believe,

Feb 17 1410 WRMN Elgin IL 1800 EST 1k 500W NEWSTALK . Feb 18 1360 WMOV Ravenswood WV 0723 EST 5k day only newstalk 256 mi 1240 WATT Cadillac MI 1754 EST 1k k 171 mi 1240 WCBY Cheboygan MI 1756 EST 1k

The 2010 does not have DSB (Dual Sideband) sync...you select either Upper or Lower sideband sync by fine tuning until either the Upper or Lower Led lights up. Jay Allen

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Wolfgang H" > The DX-specialist receivers are not at the market till now. We should wait for them and demand them. The classical DX-receiver producers will die because of

Hello Ultralight Radios There is a big step in the technique of radios generally by: We have the advantage that by newer technique there is a lot of progress working - Sharp shape factors in

I tried an E1...it's sensitivity off of the whip was similar to the G5. I was hoping for a miracle off of the whip (which I'm sure isn't possible to engineer, but hope springs eternal...) Of course,

Hi Powell, Actually the Sony 2010 has SSB sync (USB or LSB), but not DSB sync. I've owned one for about 24 years. I owned several E1XM units, but never got one that worked totally right. The best

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Powell" wrote: > > You would think with all the DSP power that can be written into the chips they would have done a better job. I guess they don't think the market is

The Sony ICF-2010 has DSB sync, but I hear the E-1's is superior. I often get very strong selective fades on WLAC, and with the G3 it gets rather upset on these deep fades. It doesn't bother the 2010

Hi Richard, I believe the post on ABDX regarding the IBOC digital sideband layout, and the resulting interference, is correct. One other thing to keep in mind is that KNX itself is an IBOC station.