Hi Richard: Gary DeBock tried a couple places on-line who claimed to have M37V service manuals, but no one ever actually sent him the manual. Not sure how much he spent on the effort, but there

Hi Stephan: Gre aus Amerika! Ich habe Ihre Artikel ber die 7600GR geniessen. False alarm! I forgot that the M37V uses a 450 khz filter, and so the images are only 900 khz away. Sure enough, this

Has anyone performed an alignment of a M37? If so, could you share with us how to do it? Because I have three of these little receivers, I decided to disassemble the least sensitive one. After

Hello Richard and Kevin, Because of a timing quirk, the SRF-M37V is one ofthe very few Ultralights that I haven't yet aligned. It was part of the"Round One" Shootout posted on dxer.ca in late

Sorry for the horrible english in the last message, it seems I need some coffee... string = strong could be fix = perhaps fixed :) --hg

Hi group, yesterday I was playing with Redsun RP300. It has an odd behaviour, if you tune 10-20KHz away from a string, local station, you can still listen to a demodulated and readable audio a little

Do keep in mind that the '7600GR with its wideband MW/LW frontend will be more easily overloaded by strong AM locals than a set with frontend tuning. (Its image rejection is no greater than on

Hi all: Jim Kenny and I were talking on the phone and each pulled out our M37V with a 4.5 khz retrofitted filter installed. Both of us realized that, unlike the stock M37V, there were no images from

Hi Kevin, The Sony SRF-M37V is indeed a puzzle-- anUltralight with fairly decent sensitivity but barn-door selectivity, in stockform. Allen Willie in Newfoundland has used it to receive more

Hello Guys, We are thrilled at the rapid growth of Ultralightradio interest among the AM-DX community, and very happy to note that our Yahoogroup site now has 59 members. We also extend

I finally opened the case of my Mini 300 to take a look at what's inside, but made no adjustments. My guess is alignment would similar to the E100. To disassemble, first remove three screws (two in

Another Good One Allen....and all I can say to that is......OLE!!!! Wish I could hear that one....and I'm a lot closer to it than you are!! 73...ROB. Robert S. Ross VA3SW Box 1003, Stn. B. London,

Hi Guys, Caught a couple new ones last night and early this morning 1530 khz - 7:44 UTC 8/6/08 - XEUR Mexico City, Mexico w/ mexican style music and "Radio Fiesta " ID between songs, announcer

John, I recently purchased my E100 through the offer on the DXer.ca homepage. The radio actually came from the Shortwave Store, which I am guessing is the U.S. side of Durham Radio. Anyway, I

RED ALERT: Friday,I opened up my last unmodified E100, planning to do the Full Monty,align, replace the IF filter and make capable of using both outsideantennas and larger ferrite bars. When I popped

Interestingly I was also thinking about the possibility of using a BFO with an ULR this afternoon. I discovered an interesting article

Hi all: One thing that ultralights don't have, by definition, is a BFO by which a heterodyne may be heard to indicate that a weak station is there. With the Sony 2010 or other communications

Allen and Rob, The West Coast Ultralight TP Chaser group salutesAllen for his remarkable Transatlantic DX accomplishments with his stockUltralights. We should all be so lucky. Here on

Allen...You continue to amaze us all with your Superb Loggings of Trans Atlantic Stations!! You have a set a standard that will be hard to duplicate by any of us. Your continued efforts to Promote the

Hello Guys, The Sony ICF-SW7600GR is compact digital SSBportable with reasonably good MW performance, using a stock 4.75" x .37"fixed-coil loopstick for the 530-1700 kHz frequencies. At