Hi Everyone, Pretty good Transatlantic session last night, decent discernable audio on just about every split frequency. Including a lot of middle east stations. Managed to notch a few new ones

In Oct. 1991 when I was on a business trip to Mountain View, CA - still some distance from the shore - I had no problem hearing Japan on 774 on a "barefoot" Sony ICF-2010 in my hotel room around

Hello Steve, Thank you for your efforts in reviewing theGrundig Mini 300. The E100 itself will be reviewed as part of theMidsummer Ultralight Radio Shootout, along with the Sony SRF-M97V,

Thanks Guy, Your suggestion and procurement of the Muratanarrow filters made a huge difference in the effectiveness of the modifiedE100's. Without the narrow filters (even with great

Gary, Great going with those super catches! I will have to check out the recordings. That was quite a feat and must have been a lot of fun. I look forward to getting closer to the coast again...I am

Hello Guys, The modified E100 (with a 7.5" slider loopstickand narrow filter) really provided some excitement in Grayland, WA on July 31st,receiving Fiji-639, Tonga-1017, 2ZB-1035 in New

Hey Steve: Thanks for the Grundig Mini 300 review! I have seen this unit around, and have always wondered how it performs. The analog/digital tuning which allows 1 khz fine tuning would be a nice

Radios Radio Reviewed: Grundig Mini 300 (unmodified) Radio Used for Comparison: Eton E-100 (unmodified) Description of the Grundig Mini 300 Frequency Coverage: AM (525-1710 kHz), FM (88-108 MHz),

Dennis, Ya just gotta try some of the Pacific stuff at dawn.... If nothing else,wait for the middle of the Asian season in late September andOctober... With DST and sunrise so late, even night owls

Hi Steve: If you have the time and interest, a review of any one of those 5 would be great! Perhaps 10-15 minutes might show if any of these little guys have the right stuff. Give 'em all a quick

I'm almost within spitting distance of the Pacific Ocean but have never really tried for any TP's. The problem is that staying up until prime DX time messes up my body clock. Even on weekends I can't

I finally got time to try cutting a small ferrite bar on mydiamond-bladed tile saw. I'd been cautioned to use plenty of waterso as not to damage the annealing. I did. It cut VERY easily andcleanly.

Hello Guys, The astonishing performance ofthe sensitivity and selectivity-enhanced Eton E100(a joint project with Guy Atkins and John Bryant) has continued duringa short DXpedition trip to

Steve, I doubt that there will be flame attacks here... I think most folks hereare old enough to know several things like a)DXing is an Art, not aScience, 2)When we are operating at the threshold of

There is no substitute in this hobby for being right at the seashore. Even though my home QTH is only 15 miles inland on some bearings, the difference in signal strengths versus what I notice at

Great Work Allen....that puts you ONLY 42 COUNTRIES ahead of me!!! HHAHHHHAHHA........If I live to be 185 I may catch you!!!! HAH!! We're gonna have to go on DX-Peditions to Deserted Islands and

Good evening from the North Atlantic, I have a new country and new station to report tonight that I just heard on the SRF-39FP Ultralight, with a little fancy footwork and turning the radio to

Thanks for reporting KWHN-1650. The station had been off since early spring due to flood damage at the transmitter site. It's good to learn they've returned. I'll have to try to log them this

Heard here (or at shore 15-20 miles away) on 1200 at various times: Fortaleza, Brazil - Portuguese YVOZ Caracas, Venezuela - Spanish "R. Tiempo" WKOX Framingham/Boston, MA, USA - Spanish "R.

John, Methinks I may have muddied the waters a bit. Sorry for all the confusion, especially coming from a newbie to the group like myself. I think the folks at Universal Radio are the ones that