Another impressive project! Jay

Todd, I have a question and a comment. The question: Does the PR-D3 have any soft muting...can you slightly tune off center on AM and not lose any volume? The comment: I agree that the CC-2E and the

Hi Paul, <<< Excellent work Gary. Are the radios attached to the frames or just sitting on them? >>> The radios will have a Velcro mounting system to the frames, which means they can either

Excellent work Gary. Are the radios attached to the frames or just sitting on them? My solution to keeping my kit together and making portable session's as easy as possible is

Last April during a trip to Hong Kong I was highly motivated to chase long range AM-DX, but there was a bizarre "Catch 22" problem-- all of the buildings had nasty indoor RFI, while almost all of the

Perfect, I will join up.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Excellent information Todd.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

I am starting to get interested in listening to the X-Band (1611 - 1702kHz). What I am trying to track down is a good list of the active stations in Australia on that band. -- Paul -

There is also World of Radio hosted by Glenn Hauser at groups io https://groups.io/g/WOR Glenn's been at this since the 70's writing the "Whats on Shortwave?" column for Pop.

As for analog radios I have found these two are of good quality, good reception, and have LOOOOONG battery life (400+ hours). Each one US$20 or less depending upon vendor. For about US$25 you can add

Very interesting ewe antenna I'll be giving that a go myself do you adjust the variable resistor to achieve the desired null?

Hello All, I own the following portable radios: Panasonic DR-22 (Australian version of the RF-2200). Tandy Realistic TRF radio. Tecsun PL-380 / 390. Sangean PR-D3 (Australian version of the Crane CC

That was a very interested read. Paul -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Interested to read Mike and Garcias comments on receiver suggestions. I own a Realistic TRF and forty + years ago it was the pick of MW rx. Also owned a GE Model 2 and 3 which were superb for MW

I second the recommendation for the Tecsun 920 for something ultralight size (for AM and SW, not especially for FM). I have had good luck with all three versions of the GE Superadio. Several Radio

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I would like to throw around some ideas for us to run our own "Portable Radio DXing Field Day" at some point in 2020. This would NOT be a contest, simply a way to encourage portable DXing on a single

C.Crane seems to be pretty awesome these days.....I still have my old analog dial G.E. Superadio 2 that I bought in the 80s, it is a dx champ for the money....Its modern version is the RCA Superadio

Johnsons Beach, Penguin, Tasmania - 7:30am Freq / Name: 0531kHz - 3GG Site / Power: Warragul - 5000W Notes: (DX500) (Commercial) - Logged 17/01/2020 Freq / Name: 0621kHz - 3RN Site / Power:

Hi.. I have just bought the Tecsun DR- 920C https://www.anon-co.com/index.aspx?pageid=2010170&chainID=217539&txtQuickSearch=920c And I was surprised what you get for 24 dollar, a good