http://www.prisonradioassociation.org/index_tmpl.php?con=home&style=$style Tom Welch Mesa, AZ not a member of PRA

Deane, I have two silver S10MK2s, one purchased new about a month ago, and the other one about a year old; and a black S10. The newer MK2 is slightly more sensitive on AM than the older one, and

I've noticed an odd thing on my M37 and wonder if anyone else has seen this. On the weather band the radio sometimes acts as though it's searching for the strongest signal among the weather

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* What is the difference (besides color) between the ICF-S10 Mk2 and the original black ICF-S10? Upon hearing the mk2 version

I wouldn't recommend the M37 for an urban area. The filter is VERY wide, almost to the point of non-existence. The more powerful stations in the Chicago area (I'm about 40 miles away) consume 50kHz

Sony M37W... so the W should be for wide not for weather. Horacio A. Nigro Montevideo Uruguay --- El mié, 13/5/09, satya@... escribió:

Hi fellows: I want to buy a ULR radio but I really dont know wich is the best option between SRF-59 analog radio and the SRF-M37 digital tunnig radio? Which one is the best ? advantages and

Hi all: I thought I would pass on what I found to be an amusing way to describe this radio, which as many of us know is a good receiver but with stock selectivity so wide it could probably sleep six

http://dxer.ca/latest/56-ultralight-radio-am-dx-shootout-round-one Hello Jorge, A full competitive comparison of the SRF-59 and SRF-M37V (along with theSangean DT-200VX and the Sony ICF-S10Mk2)

Hi Guys and gals, Sorry I've not posted anything here for quite a while. Believe me, I am reading everything posted here and enjoying it immensley. Yesterday's overnight DX'ing session brought me

Keep spreading the jealously thicker and thicker man!!! I wish we had that type of turn out!!! I have tryed for years to have a winter DX camp here in Ohio with the Cincinnati MONIX/ASOC clubs. But

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Do you want to see more? Here's the stuff from past years, i.e: 2006, http://www.amantesdoradio.com.br/5lorena/5lorena.htm Include a not streaming video link and clickeable 180+ pics. Horacio A.

Talking about loops and ferrite boosters, after the first weeks using the SRF-39FP I've noted that if I put my hands covering the receiver, in its upper side (near the antenna coils and the tuning

Talking about loops and ferrite boosters, after the first weeks using the SRF-39FP I've noted that if I put my hands covering the receiver, in its upper side (near the antenna coils and the tuning

Horacio, Thanks very much for posting the link to the Lorena DX camp. I've goneback there three times and find the differences between this Braziliangroup and typical North American DX camps

Pretty sure I had WSTV-1340 in Stuebenville, Ohio on May 11 at 2130-2200 with the Pittsburgh Penguins post-game show. Yes, the Mighty Washington Capitals pulled out the overtime win last night. No

Hello John and Horacio, Although I'm nothing like a NAm Mossback :>) , I would certainly agreewith John that MW loops, both of the ferrite and air core type, are pretty muchoverlooked in traditional

Thanks, for sharing that Horacio! It looks like they all were having a great time. I wish I was there, that and I wish could write,read and speak Portuguese and/or Spanish. It looked like a I would

Hi Kevin, Thanks. Basically I started ultralight DXing in September 2008. My first ULR logging was in Jan. 2008 (a new station I heard on my then-new SRF-59) but I didn't log anything else on it