Here is a link to Jay's article- https://radiojayallen.com/three-sony-portable-amfm-radios-icf-506-icf-19-icf-801/

If you want a radio which meets the ULR size requirement, the P26 does and the P36 appears to also when I measure mine. If you want the most sensitive of the 5 so far in the series the ICF-506 and

Op 28-09-17 om 22:43 schreef farmerik@... [ultralightdx]: Hmm. So ... which one is better? Marc -- The "Penguin" has arrived - and he's not going away - ever. What's on Shortwave guide: choose

In a quick midday station count here, I found little difference between the ICF-P26 and P 36. The P36 is laid out horizontally and has lots of room for a longer ferrite. I coupled both to a large

@ farmerik I was using the manufacturer's specs. So its good by actual measure. I might grab one for giggles... see below @radiojay Yup, its crazy, F-38 model that went for $25+$3 Shipping is

The little ICF-P26 is not a bad pocket radio but it's too bad that it is less good than its long-time predecessor ICF-S10MKII which was available for well over a decade...maybe two decades, for around

Hi Paul- Nice to see you post. Did you measure a P36? Factory dimensions include the space in the back below the folded whip antenna. Not including the whip, I measure the case at 5&1/16th X 2 &

702 kHz unID weak carrier signal from the WSW at 0929 UTC. A moderate carrier audible at 1211, becoming stronger by 1218, with barely audible unidentifiable talking at 1220-1228. 747 kHz JOIB, barely

Unboxing and testing video Recorded on 25.09.2017 before the TA videos https://youtu.be/bTYPkWT6mWE Peter Wilson Blackpool England

Sony ICF-P26 MWDX 1400 CBG Canada video https://youtu.be/6vn19-KmC94 1500 WFED booming! video https://youtu.be/YzIS8ofPFNI audio https://app.box.com/s/sg5byyupq6nl2kdrqht5y20awm0tzazs Thanks to

I just checked into the 4 sets... the P36 is too large at 24+ cubic inches. But the P26 should be OK. ION: very few new stations here, and those are 300 mi. or less. Canadian AM stations are much

Hi Thanks for the timely response. However, as you note Store Bought Loops are expensive. I am still looking for a response from the Group on the pros &Cons of a remotely located/tuned MW

You might want to look at the PK Loops.- http://www.amradioantennas.com/index.htm They are pricey but work quite well. Mine are shielded and quiet much closer to my computer and monitor for DXing than

Hi This being sent to get Comment Dialog Advice and even Assitance in solving the Apartment Dwellers "dilemmas)" thanx 73 de jordan ve7jjd

Hi 2 North Americans this morning at 03:30 UTC English language talk show on 1500, probably WFED Washington. Spanish station on 1650, long fadings, played Blondie's Heart of Glass in the 3:30

I have those radios and the 506 and 19 ACT like some sort of DSP chip radio by locking onto signals on both AM and FM. With slowly turning the dial, I found every weak station next to a really strong

Hello to the group I would also encourage opinions/tests on the TVDIO V-115 as I have just ordered 1 of these radios. Thank you. Ernie VK3DET.

Sorry for the messed up MP3 link for 1566-HLAZ's Japanese service recording in the "Oz Hill" logging list at 1232 0n 8-21 (which just happened to be the strongest TP signal received over the entire

Thanks Dave! In this case the "Presumed" connotation wasn't really related to 2WEB's power level, but referring to the fact that I never really had definite proof of 2WEB's identity throughout the

Hi Gary 2WEB was running 10 kW at that time. It's rare that we have to use the 5 kW backup. Dave Sent from David Sharp's iPhone