Gary, Remember (although the association of the "lemon" label with yellowish colored radios is compelling) that I have a black 2005-variant R9012 from anon-co which falls into the same boat. Frankly

Although I had a bad headache last night, I still took the DT-400W to bed with me to do some Sunday night DXing. Heard someone lurking under my local WDEL on 1150. The '400 nulled out WDEL perfectly

Hi Mike, Thanks for the information about the black-colored R9012 "lemon" from theEBay seller anon-co, which was also manufactured in 2005 (like the yellow-orangelemons from tquchina). We now have

I was thinking the same thing originally, but after careful scrutiny of the pictures I was able to figure out what was done. It helps to check out the other pictures of the M37 too. If you check out

So far my SRF-59 is not showing any sign of the scratchy tuner problem. I bought mine at the end of 2007, but didn't start using it extensively until Sept. 2008. After logging my first two hundred

Regarding the filter mod, it would be very interesting to read a tutorial or explained pictorial besides the pair of pics that are found at this group pics section, which don't tell me too much. I

Ultralight loggings for Sat. Apr. 25, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. One more station added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count is now: 292. 1200 WKOX

Ultralight loggings for Wed. Apr. 22, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. One more station added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count is now: 291. 950 WWJ

Frank Welch added to his rather lengthy list of Ultralight DXing Awardsby crossing the very tough 30 States Heard barrier..... and he didit the hard way: Barefoot Class. This week, I continued my

Hello Horacio, The Tecsun R9012 was only recently "discovered" by the Ultralightenthusiast group, and we are still sorting through a "lemon variant" issue (withsubstandard units manufactured around

Ultralight loggings for Mon. Apr. 20, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. These are the results of my latest overnight recording on a graveyard frequency, this time on

Hey Mark, Just a FYI, I asked the same question about a month or so ago. I was advised by Gary, that the filter change will put that paticular M37 into "Unlimited Class". So just something to

Gil Stacy recently uploaded pictures of what the change-out looks like - check out the "Photos" section of the Yahoo group. Not sure how difficult it is, since I had a friend do. It's definitely

Rather broad is quite an understatement. I cruised up and down the dial this afternoon and was extremely disappointed with the filtering. The local MW station, 1kW about five miles away, consumed

Horacio, Actually the article about coupling a major antenna to an Ultralight isone of mine. Its "Adding an Antenna Port" in the Antennafolder at the dxer.ca Ultralight files area. JOohn Bryant At

D1028Gary@... wrote:Thanks Gary. It sure would have been nice to have the filter upgrade. There will certainly be no need for the TV band after June 12th, I can understand them removing that. So now

What is the difference between the "V" and "W" models? I was thinking of picking up a "V" unit this week, but if there is a difference in performance between the two, I would like to

Hey Jay: Welcome to Club M37! I have two of the M37V variety, one with a tighter filter installed and one stock. I think this is my favorite ULR in terms of ergonomics - it's just a pleasure to

Having been reading of Gary's great success with his SRF-M37V, I've been looking for a good deal on a M37V or M37W. The prices are all over the map, with the SonyStyle store having some of the best

--- In ultralightdx@..., Horacio Nigro wrote: > > Gary Deacon, how do you make the coupling of the Beverage to the ULR like the Sony M37 or the Eton E-100? > > Horacio A. Nigro > Montevideo >