Hi Everyone, Wow ! ..... Fantastic Transatlantic evening last night for reception , The TA's were in earlier than usual around 7:30 PM local time to well past 10:30 PM . Best night of the challenge

I hope it's OK tomention this on the Yahoogroup, but I'd rather sell the following radios toUltralight enthusiasts before listing them on Ebay. Since I use my EtonE100 and other larger radios almost

thank you Allen and Richard for the link to calculate distance from radio station to known location. i noticed as expected that there is a drastic difference from the road mileage that most maps

Hi Guys, Last night as I was working away at the loggings for the Robert Ross 30 Day Challenge I found the conditions to be such that most of the stations heard were markedly weaker than past

I noticed that this morning too, John. The picture wasn't clear but it sure looked like a different logo. I have not seen any "new" E100's before this on eBay, Brett

Having fallen so deeply in love with E100s for both domestic andinternational DXing, I keep watch on ebay to see how sales aregoing. Just today, I've spotted the first "NEW" E100offered for sale.

Oh, well... Tyrell refunded me this morning and simply noted "unable to ship". --hg

I think these radios would probably qualify as ultraligths and are available on ebay from tquchina. The M-10 is only AM! And the RP-50 has "two" FM bands! Paul

Hi, these are off-topic, but could help people: . I found a Sangean DT400W with overseas shipping. To Brazil it costed US$ 57.31 (product) + US$ 22.55 (S&H). This is the link:

I have seen photos of this gray DT-400W but you better call and check to make sure the radio they ship is in this color. I think perhaps these photos were promotional ones by Sangean before they

While trying to find a supplier of DT400W able to ship overseas, I found a grey version: http://wwww.electrogalaxy.com/index.html?object=sngdt400w hihi, actually, I have difficult with some colors.

I wrote Sangean asking if the planned on releasing a black DT-400W. This is their reply: --- From: <feedback@...> Re: Sangean Feedback Form: Product Questions Dear Paul, Thanks for you

--- On Wed, 8/27/08, bbwrwy <richarda@...> wrote: Thanks Mark, it is much appreciated. Now I can program my receivers. It been nearly two decades since I did any trans-oceanic dxing

Thanks Mark, it is much appreciated. Now I can program my receivers. It been nearly two decades since I did any trans-oceanic dxing and there have been some changes. By the way, I discovered AM

Here's a handy lookup and distance calculator in one! http://topazdesigns.com/ambc/

In response to Richard's question, I'll throw out a few possibilities for Europe / Africa / Mideast that have been heard, at least on conventional radios, in the central US. Those that are separated

Hi all: With Gary's Summer Shoot-out now complete, these documents are updated and ready for download at DXer.ca. We have new "Best In Class" winners, including the upstart Sangean DT-400W, and

MarkWA1ION ha scritto: Same question here, by a european listener :-) . Hallo to mr.Connelly and all the ultralighters! Good Dxing Giampaolo Galassi, Italy

Mark: The DT-$00W can be set to either 9 or 10 kHz steps. The 9 kHz band is 522 to 1629 kHz. No provision for 1 or 5 kHz tuning. The closest you can get to 555 kHz would be 558 kHz. Request, can

Before I pull the trigger and order a Sangean DT-400w, I have one crucial question for the assembled multitude. Can the receiver be set to 9 kHz multiple AM channels as well as to 10 kHz spaced ones