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

I wonder what you guys might think of this.Some radios such as the GRUNDIG G-6 are ultralight in size and weight but are not considered ultralights because of special features such as SSB ability.How

I've owned a Toshiba RP-F11 since the 1980s, and it's a very good receiver. When manufactured it was probably the best receiver of its type, much better than the inferior, but better selling Sony

Steve, I'll defer the response to your kind offer to Gary when he returns. He isreally the one who keeps up with various models and contenders..... Ihave more than enough to say grace over handling

John, Thanks for the clarification. I had printed out the definitions page for personal reference. I saw the reference to "selectable IF filters" but did not see any references to dual conversion

Pre-sunrise Dxing this morning with the SRF-37V yielded a couple of catches. Jul 30/08 - 1650 khz - 6:30 UTC KWHN - Fort Smith, Arkansas w/ newstalk radio.com and ID by man ; fair (My first

Steve, Gary is on vacation and I'm taking the "general ultralightquestions" while he is gone. In reference to your questionabout the Toshiba RP-F11, the general concept of Ultralight DXing is tolimit

Gary, Thanks for the great info! The 570/1480 image problem, to the best of my knowledge, is the only such problem I've encountered with my radios here in Houston. Looking at KLVL-1480's antenna

Same is true for the regular SRF39. The one I have is deaf on FM-local, hears locals ono FM-DX. AM is not as good as either the SRF-59 or the Sangean DT200-VX. I think I'll have to package it up

Hi Steve, Glad that the info helped. Regarding yourToshiba portable, the Ultralight Classifications file posted ondxer.ca can give you specific information on whether your unit may qualify as

Hi John, There is a notorious quality control issue withnew SRF-59's, which has been well documented since November. The mainproblem is sloppy AM-band alignment at the Chinese factories, which

I bought a second SFR-59 from K-Mart last week and it seems to be a bit of a turkey compared to my first one I got from Amazon. The FM band is dead and the sensitivity is not as good as my Amazon

A few days ago I discovered I could hear KFXY-1640 on my E100 at 730 kHz during the day when it's running 10 kW. Thus far I've not found another image. Richard Allen

This evening while going through the MW band on my E-100, I discovered an image of my local SS station on 1480 kHz showing up on 570 kHz (2 x 455 kHz + 570 kHz = 1480 kHz). This image did not show up

Hello Steve, The Sangean DT-200V, DT-200VX and new DT-400Wmodels have exceptional image rejection, and it is unlikely that you will everhear images on stock units. The only way I was able to

Hi Guys, Caught on the SRF-M37V last night Jul 29/08 3:03 UTC 1458 khz - Sunrise Radio, London England w/woman reading some news in English , ID; fair **(new)** Jul 29/08 3:27 UTC 1530 khz -

Dear folks, My Grundig G6 is identical in size to the E100. That it has ssb apparently disqualifies it as an ultralight...perhaps this can be reconsidered. In any case, it is a tad less sensitive

--- Rob: Nice catch ! The way you are going,you may hit 500 stations logged on ultralights by September ! Carl DeWhitt In ultralightdx@..., Robert Ross <va3sw@...>

Hi Guys: Managed to hear another New Station for the Ultralight Log Early this morning. And.....it is my 30th LATIN Station logged using Ultralight Radios!! Radio Used for this logging was the