Even though it's not an unltralight, I wonder if one of these digital displays could be added to one of my ICF-S5Ws. Thanks for the follow up discussion on this topic. Craig Barnes Wondervu, CO

Ron, Thanks very much for bringing this display to our attention. Its veryinteresting. I was likely the one that mentioned that I'd added adigital display to an SRF-39. I've got an article about 2/3

Ron and Others, I had the chance to view John's SRF-39FP digitaldisplay (from aade.com) in action, this week at Grayland, Washington. Itwas very impressive, but when the $$ are added up, it may

Nick, There wasn't much of a het on 612 and I don't even remember on theothers. In truth, with three Ultraliughts running and my 313E, Iwas too busy to give the T615 proper attention. Something about

wrote: The report below was from about 600 miles farther northeast up the Atlantic coast (therefore closer to Europe than the Outer Banks) and using conventional receivers (SDR-IQ, R8A) but might

wrote: trying. > > Presume you were at least hearing hets, John? 612 managed that here the other morning on a barefoot SRF-39, so would assume you were hearing those whistles at least at Grayland on

i thought i read that someone here had added a digital display to the UL and i thought some here may be interested in this item. N3ZI is selling a very nice frequency counter/digital dial for

Hello Guys, John was DXing from his comfortable Room 12 at theGrayland Motel, and I was out in the windy fog at the Grayland Beach Roadpicnic table, but we both came up with the same

Does anyone have a modified E-100 they would be willing to sell to me? If so,please contact me off list.I would need this in about 2 1/2 weeks.I do have a stock E-100 as well as 2 stock Sony

I've made it down to the favorite NW DXpedition site: Grayland, WA, 40miles north of the Columbia river mouth on Washington's Pacific Coast foranother 4-day DU extravaganza. My main purposes are

WFTD, 1080 kHz, Marietta-Atlanta GA, broadcasts in a Korean language format. Their web address is http://www.atlantaradiokorea.com/ Richard Allen

That is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you, Paul

Most often it is around sunset and sunrise. Maybe the following site will help you, http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/bickel/daytime.html. Richard Allen.

Hello Paul, I'm glad you are having fun with your new E100,and hope that you will enjoy lots of great DX with it. Concerning whether you received Korea on 1080 at1100 UTC, it would be

Korean. I forgot to mention when they ID'd they also said it was 8'oclock. That would have been at 0600 AM CST with is 1100 GMT which would have been 2000 L in Korea. I think my calculations are

Hello, I have been having a lot of fun logging stations with my new E100. On Saturday between 0541-0606 CST I heard a station on 1080 in Korean. 0541-0555 CST - Male speaking Korean 0555-0600 CST -

Hello, Does anyone know what time (I would guess local time) a station must change power levels? Thank you, Paul

I added a photo album yesterday of some of my ultralight radios. It includes photos I took of my new Sangean DT-400W. I included some of the DT-400W alongside the older DT-200V and the Sony SRF-59

Hi Steve, Thanks for adding the photos of your Ultralightcollection (SRF-59, SRF-M37V, DT-200V, and DT-400W) to the group photosite. Also, welcome to the Ultralight radio DXer group, and we

Greetings All, Just returned from a mini type dxpedition trip from the town of Old Perlican which is 102 miles Northwest of St. John's, Newfoundland Latitude 48 N 53 W and is right along the