Hi Guys, Woke up in the middle of the night and Dxed for a couple of hours hearing these, also included a few from last night with 1 new one and a new state # 30 1670 khz - WFSM - Dry Branch,

I have the KA-105, the Kaito version of the DE-105. The radio is a "pocket portable" but it is definitely NOT a DX machine. My local stations take up 20-40 kHz of the band. Selectivity is poor.

As I understand it, The DE11 is (was?) the replacement for the DE105, a pocket radio which very much resembles the overall design (but not performance) of the original pocket digital, Sony ICF-SW1.

Despite initial listening daytime and nightime yesterday, I feel I have misalignment in this replaced unit, which corrected the backlash. Mainly in the 600KHz area. It also has the earlier reported

My apologies...I meant to type that the station is in Ireland, not Scotland as I put in the subject line. Guy

Ken Baird in Scotland sent me this information and asked that I publicize it. Who knows...maybe Gary "Clear Channel" Deacon in South Africa will log this! ------------- RADIO NORTH DX TEST: I have

Being inside the first week since I purchased my first and only SRF - 59 I went decidedly to the shop again to complain about the backlash in the dial wheel, mainly at the upper side of the band. I

Congratulations to Kirk Allen on reaching 500 stations with the ULR's . As Richard Allen mentioned prior it sure is tougher as you go along but that's the fun part of digging in there for new ones,

Hello All, Purchased for the 2009 Ultralight Radio Shootout was a Kaito KA11 AM-FM-SW portable, a tiny (4.25 x 2.75 x .75 inches) digital model with 1000 memories, retailing for $49.95 at Amazon.com.

finally got time to compile and submit to Robert the STATIONS LOGGED ON ULTRALIGHT 100 barefoot working 14 to 16 hours a day during tax season I actually had to lose my voice (which Allen loves) to

Hi Guys, Pretty good evening in the North Atlantic as Dianne and I logged a few more for the books. We caught a new graveyarder , Dianne heard it first last night with the help of the Terk Loop and

Congratulations Kirk on logging the big #500. For those who haven't yet reached 500 let me tell you it gets harder to hear new stations the longer you listens. This is especially true in a RFI noisy

Horacio Nigro wrote: Horatio: Simply amazing!! This is a Great Recording and you appear to be hooked on ULR DXing Now!!! HAHHAHA...Nice to have another Fanatic in the Group. And...it looks like you

Nice job, Kirk! 500 stations heard on a ULR is amazing!! Chris Knight Fort Lupton, Colorado

Very nice recording,Horatio! The SRF-59 sounds like a great ULR. I have the Eton E100, but may haveto buy a SRF-59. ChrisKnight Fort Lupton,Colorado

I found this link. It looks interesting! http://www.hamradiofun.com/FMadapt.htm 73. Chris Knight Fort Lupton, CO

Horatio! Great work all the way around!!! It was an excellent demo of SRF-59nulling and really great to hear Paraguay at all. Thankyou! John B. At 02:07 AM 3/5/2009 +0000, you wrote:

To my effective proof of the nulling abilty of the SRF - 59, my friend and folk, Moises Knochen, has replied to me with a "Guauu!!!... Tomorrow I`ll be right there at the supermarket!!" (of course

Today, I posted in ConDig list YG, the reflector where DXers in S. Am (and also other Spanish speaking people) gather, a rather illustrative report in Spanish about ULR (taking material from DXers.CA

Kirk....Congratulations on hitting # 500!! And a great station to log for # 500 as well!! Welcome to the 500 Club!! Keep up the great DX and you're now on your way to # 600...... 73....ROB. Robert