Hi All, I am wondering if any of you living in a metro area with high rf noise problems have ever used a T-615? If so, how is it for adjacent channel and image rejections? I'm seriously thinking of

Hello All, For those interested in the new Tecsun PL-360 AM-FM-SW DSP receiver,a 10-photo album has been uploaded to the Ultralightdx file site. Thisalbum has close-up views of the plug-in

I think I already have a three section variable. I used to buy those things anytime I spotted them for loop projects I never got around to doing. I'll have to check my junk box. I also have an SX-100

Hi Kirk, The Sony SRF-T615 is extremely sensitive for its tiny size, which isprobably the main reason for its almost cult-like popularity. There is no otherUltralight radio so small that is so

> I first got into DXing trying to hear the Phillies. Baseball has been the ruination of many men. We had an old RCA console when I was about 10. Don't remember how we came to have it. The big dial

> I went on your website last night, and am in awe. I'm afraid my technical knowledge isn't up there for designing circuits. I just love to tinker. I can see myself trying to duplicate your final

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* Or measure the current drain directly. On my PL-380 it is 20 mA on AM and 21 mA on FM at normal headphone listening

I went on your website last night, and am in awe. I'm afraid my technical knowledge isn't up there for designing circuits. I just love to tinker. I can see myself trying to duplicate your final

--- In ultralightdx@..., Guy Atkins wrote: > > > Gary and I have also discovered that within the city limits of Puyallup > > there can be major differences in TP MW reception. Gary lives a few

I live about 20 miles from the Atlantic on a rise by a little freshwater pond. There is a marked difference in trans-Atlantics when you are on the shore. Even on local groundwave transmissions. Chuck

--- In ultralightdx@..., David Henry wrote: > > I left the radio off for a few hours this morning to clear any settings > and then inserted fresh alkalines, with the charging circuit in the > 'off'

Gary and I have also discovered that within the city limits of Puyallup there can be major differences in TP MW reception. Gary lives a few miles closer to salt water Puget Sound than I do, and he is

> Yea, those component stereo antennas are worthless as antennas, but can be perfect to slide over a radio as an inductor to feed the result of other antennas into it. They're no better, really, than

Yea, those component stereo antennas are worthless as antennas, but can be perfect to slide over a radio as an inductor to feed the result of other antennas into it. They're no better, really, than

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote: > > Puyallup is about 90 miles from the ocean, but only about 5 miles from salt > water (Puget Sound). The TP propagation here is nowhere near as

Thanks Gil and Jim... Yep - I have the manual, and did everything as they tell you to. I think the problem is that I used the Alkaline AA batteries that came with the radio, and this is the first

Re 850 WREF: I would say its a programming error, I have heard them at night 3 times in 4 years. Their daytime signal reaches here fine. Usually at nite I have my hands full with WEEI from the

Dave, The Battery button, also the M button to the left of zero on the numeric keypad, may be the culprit. The draft manual on Yahoo Files > 3 Radios, Reviews, Manuals > Radio Manuals, page 15, tells

Hi guys, My PL-380 has suddenly decided not to recognize that I have put in a set of freshly-charged AA batteries. It will switch on and receive on MW and FM, but will not let me select LW (my band

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote: > The daytime DX range changes greatly if you can manage to set up your loop > on an ocean beach, however. Using one of the new collapsible-frame 6'