--- On Sun, 10/5/08, satya@... <satya@...> wrote: From: satya@... <satya@...> Subject: Re: [ultralightdx] Rookie question on tuning steps To:

Hi Nancy: Per the CCrane web site, to change to 9 khz tuning on the Sangean DT-200VX: "To change from 9 kHz to 10 kHz turn the radio off, press and hold the "Up" tuning button and then press the

brainfart, i meant mw, medium wave. sorry. jim wrote: have an using (and bought one radio. doing bought

This is the same eBay seller, dejl1myt, that I recently purchased my Sony SRF-T615 from for $95.00. I don't want to take all the credit, but I have been corresponding with him to bring these

OK, bear with me and my rookie question, as I'm brand new to the ultralite/dxing hobby. I have an old radio shack pocket radio with digital display that looks identical to the Sangean DT-200VX.

I'm glad you didn't retire. Your accomplishments with the SRF-M37V has been an inspiration to me. I've owned one for several years and am always amazed by what you can hear on the minuscule

The way to cause new record reception is for therecord-keeper to (finally) update the records. I did that two days agoand was holding them until I heard from one record holder about a typingerror that

940 CJGX Yorkton, SASK. OCT/05/08 0646 EDT EE VG Country Music. IDs as "GX94". Local Time Check as "10 to 5" @ 0650 EDT. Male DJ read the Western 649 Lottery Numbers. More Country Music BLASTING In

Hi Guys: Decent conditions this morning at SUNRISE for some ULR Sunrise DXing........One NEW ONE....which is also NEW to OVERALL LOG and a Nice RELOG..... Radio Used was.....SONY SRF-T615

Where were the Crazy Little Radios back in the 70's when we coulda really heard some GOOD DX!!!??? AHHAHHAHA....... Amazing Stuff Allen!! ............Keep 'em Comin'!! 73..ROB Robert S. Ross

Hi Guys, I was almost ready to retire for the night when I thought I would try the SRF-M37V one last time as the night had been mostly mediocre . I couldn'tt believe my ears I was up on 1070 khz

Hi Jim, Maybe you should doublecheck what model radio you have or maybe you have an earlier model E100. The Eton model E100 that folks are currently using (and modifying) has no longwave coverage; the

Hi Guys: Well....I'm not exactly tearing the Dials up the last 2 Days ....but I've logged ONE New Station on ULR both nights at sunset!! The Old Fisherman's Saying is "One at a time is Good

didn't realize the eton 100 was considered an ultralite. i bought one a couple years back while vacationing in ottawa. nice little radio. i'll play with the lw a bit more. from what i saw in some

Dennis, Really glad to hear that your new Steve Ratzlaff-modified E100 has paidoff on its first morning. Having that external antenna port andusing the E100 with the EWE from the shack sure beats

Hi Utralight Dxers, Received my modified E100 from Steve Ratzlaff yesterday, and DX with it this morning. Very happy with the new filter, alignment and antenna bnc antenna coupler for external

Doesn't it seem odd that a radio manufactured specifically for the Japanese market would have all the controls labeled in English? I'm not suggesting it's anything other than as described. The map of

... just noticed what appears to be a clean working Sony ICF-S5 on ebay. Search for it and you will find it. Paul

You know, sometimes you miss the local and easy stations. They just get overlooked as you're trying to pull in Greenland with a SRF-59 barefoot. I've been sitting on 1400 over the last few days