Something of a record for me...I have heard both coasts via relatively modest 5 KW stations on my SRF-59 over the past 2 nights.: Wed night-1080 KHz KSCO Santa Cruz, CA (KRLD 1080 50 KW off the

--- I have not tried the external antenna idea with my E-100 but will when i get the chance.In regards to audio,i disagree with Gary though this is a matter of personal opinion perhaps.My audio on the

Hello Rob and Carl, Thank you both for your comments regarding theE100. This model's FM capabilities are kind of a bonus when purchasingthis fine radio, which also has superb AM-DX

Gary.....I can confirm what you say about placing the whip closer to anExternal Antenna on the E-100 Model. While I was on my Cruise 2 weeks ago....I did a lot of FM DX'ing with theEton E-100 out on

--- On Thu, 7/17/08, D1028Gary@... <D1028Gary@...> wrote:   3)  Sangean DT-200VX   This black colored-model has great FM-DX capabilities, using circuitry apparently identical to the

KLRD (50 KW) 1080 KHz was off the air last night...as result, coast to coast faded in several times on my SRF-59 in Laredo, TX from KSCO, Santa Cruz, CA, 5 KW, 1458 miles away!

Hello Guys, Although we were all originally attracted toUltralight radios because of their overachieving AM-DX capabilities, it hasrecently become abundantly clear that many Ultralight AM-DXers

Somehow, the formatting on Guy's extraordinary message from the Oregoncoast got all screwed up an difficult to read. Here is a cleanerversion: After three mornings of getting skunked on TPs/DUs with

After three mornings of getting skunked on TPs/DUs with my hotrodded Eton E100, I finally hit paydirt this morning. I've been on a family vacation to Yachats, Oregon since last Friday and have been

When I mentioned E100 sensitivity improved when the antenna was moved away from the receiver, I was referring to the ferrite rod not the whip. I had already dispensed with the whip. I'm sorry for

I did an alignment on my E100. Following John and Gary's article, disassembly/assembly of the E100 was simple. Removing the wax and glue from the antenna in my example was much easier than I thought

Hello Richard, There are a couple of issues related to the stockE100 loopstick, which adversely affect low-band performance. First of all,the folded SW whip antenna runs parallel to the

Hi Guys: Well after not really doing much DX'ing on the Ultralights since last April....due to Noise, lack of good conditions, and other Summer activities, I decided to look around the band and see

Thanks John, that helps. Richard Allen, DXing since 1960.

Richard, Sorry, I've been outta town and then weekend house guests have thrown meway behind in e-mail. I have no idea what the problem is withspeaker audio on your E-100.... beats me. On dealing

in my opinion the speakers in these e100's are very poor, to make mine sound better i moved the tone switch to the low position

The Ultralight DXing Awards Committee is pleased to announce a new andon-going Awards Program for the Ultralight MW DXing Community. The Programis unique in several respects; first, it is the only

I don't think I'll have any difficulty aligning the E100. I peeked inside and it's less daunting than the Grundig Satellit 500 I'm currently working on. Tecsun did a good job designing the

Hello Russ, Both the DT-200VX and the Eton E100 typicallycould use some tweaking out of the box, a fact that we didn't know so well backin January. Even when aligned (which involves significant

--- On Sun, 7/13/08, D1028Gary@... <D1028Gary@...> wrote: Ron and Others,        I had the chance to view John's SRF-39FP digital display (from aade.com) in action, this week at