Excellent catch, Richard.... Hey, KNBR isn't tooshabby either on an SRF-59! John B.

SRF-59 Apr 30 12:30-1 am XEFO 680 250 watts Chihuahua, 408 miles from Laredo. 1970's, 80's type of music. Decent signal, but QRM from 680KHz stations KKYX San Antonio, and KNBR San Francisco

Thanks Brett and John, I just ordered a couple more of these feature-packed E100's, thanks to your messages. The price is great, and Durham's units have all come with the tunable loopstick,

The one photo that I inserted in a recent message about completing the National SRF-59 got stripped out of the message before it got to some of you, but reached others... So, I've uploaded another

I just got another one of those, too, Brett.... I wanna havea back-up. There are several E100s, new in the box on ebay rightnow. The going price is about $50. I suspect that the supply willbe soon

Very interesting, Huelbe.... and not off topic atall! Thanks! John B. John B. Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA Rcvrs: WiNRADiO 313e, Eton e1, NRD-535(kiwa-mods) Antennas: 700' NE/SW mini-Bev, Wellbrook

Hello, there are a few sources relating the pros and cons of using a shield over the loop antenna. However, some time ago I found an original way toshield a ferrite loop, it was made by PA2OHH

I couldn't resist sharing one of the photos that I took yesterday of thefinal National SRF-39 in its cabinet and with its companion speakersystem cabinet. The sound system is a small 2 x 5 watt stereo

That was a good spot, as usual, Guy.... Despite the poorreview, I ordered one.... I've been wanting to learn about substitutingfilters.... and VERY inexpensive for a digitally dialed radio... Timewill

Gary, I'd like to add my congrats as well. a DU on an ultralight is phenomenal. 73 Craig Barnes Wondervu, CO --- D1028Gary@... wrote: (http://autos.aol.com/used?NCID=aolcmp00300000002851) >

FYI, Circuit City now has the Eton E5s on their website for $99.99, with what appears to be a limited supply, at least in the Denver area. 73 Craig Barnes Wondervu, CO --- Dennis Gibson

HiHuelbe, Well, that is disappointing. It sounds like Eton/Grundig is going backwards, if they are justrebadging a year and a half old radio. However, perhapsthe sensitivity is just a matter of

Sorry...I gave thewrong auction number. The correction one is: 370045350485 Guy

Hello Guy, friends. When you said "DR-920" I immediatelly thought, "oh no!" I have checked the site: DR-920 is physically the same G1100 receiver from Grundig/Eton site. An search though Internet

For those interested, the E100's replacement, the E1100, is available in a Tecsun-badged version from Ebay seller "Trinityforevertrading". The price is $12.99 with $13.00 shipping from Hong

Its big brother the E10 is excellent. At times Fry's has sold refurbs on their web site for $29.99. That's where I got mine. It has a few almost indistinguishable scratches on the display. The IF

Brett, I'm the wrong person to ask.... Gary and the Technical Committee (Gil,Kevin S., Joe) are the ones that rule on such. The E100- wasactuaqlly just a cubic inch over the 20 cu./in. general size

On my SRF-59: Apr 26 12:50 am KATH 910 KHz 500 watts Frisco, TX Religion 455 miles from Laredo, just within the null of KRIO McAllen, TX Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with