All, If you're looking for another domestic source that sells the WRX-911, Radios4You out of Florida has the Kaito WRX-911 in both cobalt blue or black for $24.95 plus shipping

I found another seller who has them for AU$4.99 (~US$3.28) plus AU$16 shipping to the US. The model he's selling does have Chinese writing on it. -- Jay

Hi John, Your serial number indicates a "good" E100 model (at least in theradio's design). The only ones to avoid are the E10-0709xxxxxx series. 73, Gary DeBock In a message dated 3/16/2009

Hi Gary, I don't see a Tecsun R-911 under that seller, but I do see a similar-looking Tecsun R-9012, which seems to have a different type of tuning knob. It's the same price you listed

Hello All, While fully aware that most of the Ultralight Radio enthusiast group has"graduated" from basic analog radios to more exotic digital models, a relativelyunknown little jewel made by

Ultralight loggings for Sun. Mar. 15, 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: 272. 1270 WCBC

Hi Guys: Well after hearing the WHYL DX Test early this morning...I figured that was gonna be it for New Ones today. However...I just logged another New One on 790 Khz that I maybe should have

John H. Bryant wrote:Hi John: Thanks for the info on RADIO CINCO the Mexican Network. However....Ireally don't think this is gonna be what I heard (Several Times)!! TheStation I am hearing is

While munching on my frosted mini wheats this morning, with the E-100 beside me, I got a new ultralight log: 1480 WADR Ramsen NY, with Sunday morning public service program ("wilderness programming" I

Hey, Rob, This might be your solution. I spent about 6 hours yesterday tryingto buff up overnight recordings to ID this puppy. If what you werehearing was news and commentary, this is almost

WFIR 960 Roanoke VA was dominant here with lots of background noise. But the code and sweep tones came through loud and clear on the SRF-39FP barefoot. Thanks Gary! Mark Mark Gerwlivch Markham,

Hi Guys: Just logged WHYL 960 Carlisle PA for a NEW URL LOG...It's also NEW to the OVERALL LOG as well!! Thanks to BRUCE COLLIER for running this DX Test!! Radio used is .......SONY-SRF-T615 with

--- On Sat, 3/14/09, D1028Gary@... wrote: From: D1028Gary@... Subject: Re: [ultralightdx] Re: Tecsun PL-600 LW-MW-SW Portable To: ultralightdx@... Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009, 5:21 PM Dear

Hi Richard, My RF environment is pretty moderate compared to a big city, but myimpression is that the PL-600 is at least as resistant to overload and spuriousproducts as the ICF-7600GR, both on AM

Hi Guys: Well this UNID SPANISH station on 1090 Khz continues to haunt me!! Last night I had it again over/under/mixing with WBAL. Still can't get an ID outta it though...but did hear repeated

Hi Tom, Thanks for your comments on the new Tecsun PL-600. Like you, I really enjoy my new PL-600 SSB receiver, and find that its SSBfine tuning control (an actual round knob) is much more

Hi Allen, don't get much news down our way but wondered if they found any of those fella's that went down in the helicopter near you? John Plimmer, Montagu, Western Cape Province, South Africa

Hi Allen, don't get much news down our way but wondered if theyfound any of those fella's that went down in the helicopter near you? John Plimmer, Montagu, Western Cape Province, South Africa

>>>>>>If you have this tilting on both ends of the path (classic greyline: sunrise on one end, sunset on the other), signals can still be of usable strength even at near-antipodal distances,

Sounds like dawn (at the transmitter) enhancement. The idea is: at sunrise and sunset you can have an ionospheric tilt that bounces the signal "sideways" just below a reflecting layer for a