Hi, * Russ Edmunds (wb2bjh@...) wrote: I've found the SRF-59 has the same problem. With the sensitivity switch set to "DX" it performs well for local stations, but covers up any chance of

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Hi fella's, Somewhere down the line I was given an excellent web page with photo's of six of the most popular ultralights plus a table reviewing their performance. Now I can't find it and my poor

Hi all: The Slider e100 has WLW with good copy, often getting well on top of Spokane. Must be a good opening to the East tonight! Kevin Bainbridge Island, WA

I'm in a learning curve on my new E100 slider...quite enjoyable tonight (my 2nd night with the slider)...able to dx 10 KHz from the locals more easlily than on my first night with the set. This is

I forgot to mention that the KA1101's wide bandwidth is sometimes too wide for DX'ing but it makes the locals sound great. The narrow bandwidth is about the same as the E100.

I'm currently borrowing a Kaito KA1101 that used to be mine. This one and my stock E100 perform almost exactly the same but the sound quality from the Kaito is much better and it's dual conversion. I

I am seriously contemplating getting one. Santa brought me a couple ofFry's gift cards and their price is $79.90, a substantial discount. Ialready have the Select-a-Tenna and Terk (same as RS) passive

Hi Guys: Well...this is the kind of Sunset Skip I've been waiting for...and haven't seen lately!! Tonight the band was Smokin'....with stuff bombing in from all over!! Best Conditions seemed to be

I added 2 stations to the log this morning bringing my totals in Tennessee to 280. These logs were on a barefoot E-100: KFAQ 1170 Tulsa,Ok 0930-0938 EST on 1.6.09 poor to very poor with 2 i.d.s'new

I've not really tried the SRF59 for FM, but I have tried the Sangean DT-200VX. The real issue with the Sangean is selectivity - or more precisely the lack of it. Forgetting the dreaded IBOC for this

--- John: I have been wondering the same thing about fm UL dx.When i was still in Oklahoma,i caught stations in Oklahoma, Kansas,Missouri and Texas on the E-100.It will be interesting to see what i

Now I'm getting tempted!...I am inland also...domestic dx is my interest...daytime, I like the E100 slider on frequencies away from the part of the dial loaded up with locals (1300-1550), and a G6

In looking at Gary's shootout results, the 615 has very modest selectivity, even compared to the stock e100. I agree - despite its sensitivity, it needs a selectivity boost for splits. I notice that

FB, John, on the WBZ. I'd be fibbing if I said I wasn't jealous. Between you and Richard Allen, I'm gettin' skunked on the far NE stations. Would it help if I learned how to talk like a Yankee? Ooops,

Hello Mark: I have both of the ULR's you are talking about above.......the T615 and the E-100 Slider with Filter .... and a Stock E-100 as well. I just ordered my 2nd SRF-T615.......as I feel that

Hi Guys: OK...I guess I was up WAY TOO LATE last night trying to Log the Calgary ESPN on 960!!!! After all that, I listed the callsign for this as.......CFAN...when it indeed should be CFAC!!!

If one already has an Eton E100 with the filter modification, would there be any advantage to having a Sony SRF-T615 ? Most important consideration here is selectivity for split-channel foreign DX.

Hi Mark, If 9 kHz split-channel selectivity is your mainpriority in DXpeditions, then the Sony SRF-T615 is probably not going to thrillyou. Its stock IF filter is nothing to shout about, and

Hey Gil: About a year ago I took two 8-foot pieces of lumber and made a cross out of them, then strung up a loop with maybe a 7-8 turns or so and put the tuning varicap on. You're right - the gain