Hi Ginger, nice to make your acquittance. you can get the SRF-59 at K-Mart for 14.95. It is a very good little radio and you will catch a lot of DX with it. The Kaito looks like a good one, a lot of

Guess I have to give in :-) I only have a SRF-59, G8 and a PL-380 in the uldx range and am rather fond of the cuteness and sensitivity of the SRF-59. It smiles smugly next to

I like my DT-400W too, Jay. It's not nearly as sensitive or selective as my PL-380, but then again, it doesn't have phantom hets all over the MW band. It's a very "clean" receiver, as many of the

Hey Albert, I see you are from or live in the ST Louis area, me too. Webster Groves, Affton, Maplewood, ST Louis city, Cahokia on the other side. Anyway, I'm ordering a SRF-59 to see how good these

Just spent the last two hours listening to a high school baseball game on a station just a little above the static level on my SRF-59. When I listened to it on my DT-400W it was twice as loud and a

Please note that it is sacrilege to suggest any uldx could be superior to the SRF-59 :-) Digital display : uuuugh! Cranial interpolation fosters longevity... The only EMP-and-future-proof uldx rx

Have not noticed that problem yet, but selectivity is one of the DT-400 lowest attributes according to Gary's reviews. I took that into account as a weakness when purchasing it. But like I said have

I have to agree with Russ. I am rather disappointed in my 400 and gave it to my son to listen to his Orioles games. Maybe I have a bad model, but my DT-200VX is better, certainly when it comes to

As you go along, you will probably find that the Sangean's selectivity isn't as good as many of the other ULR's, including the SRF-59. I have a DT200vx, an SRF59 and two G8's. I use the Sangean mostly

Yes, seems like a darn good Ultra light, and it holds it own with the PL-310. It is a true UL radio, I think the PL-310 is pushing the envelope a little on being a UL, or it just barely fits in the

Hello Everyone, We are still having decent DX sessions here in the North Atlantic considering the longer daylight hours and solar activity up and down lately. The logs below are a combined effort

I like the DT-400W...seems to outperform my older DT-220V overall. Jay

Steve, Could it be powerline transmission, ie ethernet via internal house wiring or commercial data transmission via electricity company supply networks? If the former, it could be a neighbour; if

Back before we went with Directv, OUR cable put out short pulsing bursts as part of the premium channel scrambling. It's one of the reasons why I dropped them..... just too much noise. I don't know

Thanks to everybody on all the groups that has responded to my "cry" for assistance! It's great to know that I'm not the only DX'er that has had to deal with this problem! Long story short, the buzz

Just delivered from UPS. First impression, I like it very much. Will work DX tonight vs the PL-310 which I now have 36 stations log with in 5 days. I could have more but put my limits out to 60 miles

Good work, that is some kind of barefooten!

QRN means Nature caused interference like northern lights, lighting etc. QRM is man made interference from anything from computers to flat screen monitors, and wall warts etc. I have been getting

So, what new electrical items have been put into your home? Sudden QRN like this usually means the addition of something new, presuming the house-ground is intact. Just a thought. Paul S. in CT