Paul, I scanned the two pages of the PL-368 manual which explain the ETM function and have attached them here. It is the same as the PL-330 ETM and I have attached that entire manual for other details

I'm away most of today but will try to get to it as son as I can.

OK. Not the sharpest copies but readable. I have scanned the complete PL-368 Manual and it is attached...best we can do until a real electronic version comes out. Jay

Paul, First, I hope you get well soon and don't' have serious Covid complications. As for in-home challenges I enjoy getting out into the yard where reception is best and updating my logs whenever I c

An amazing looking location...be careful there!

I just use a regular folding card table...they cost around $30-$40 and are very rugged. The fact it folds up makes it easy to carry and store. I often go out into the back yard or drive to nearby park

I just googled Folding Card Table and found several with widely varying prices but the basic tables start at $30 and go up. Mine is a Samsonite which is about 30 years old and it has a vinyl soft top

An amazing list considering he used only the Radiwow barefoot...really shows how the skill of the user is at least as important as the quality of the equipment. You gotta respect that! Jay

My PL-330 generally runs for several days (perhaps 2-3 hours each day) playing at medium volume. I find the BL-5C 3.7 Volt Li-ion batteries have a long life for their size. I have them in several radi

Paul, I have found the Panasonic Eneloops regular capacity, not super capacity AA's are verly lw self-discharge. They hold their charge over over a year if unused. I just unpacked some after 14 months

What a beautiful spot...have a great time! Jay

Mike, It's funny that you mention the Satellit 800 and E1 because they are top performers and the E1 was a breakthrough in some ways, as a portable with Sync which worked (very well) in three modes (U

A counterpoise or artificial ground can indeed enhance reception but is always trial and error as its effectiveness may vary from one situation to the next. To do this you need to access the radio's c

Actually, the CC Pocket and other earbud radios with no whip antenna use the earphone cord as an antenna, not a counterpoise. Jay

I've got to say that when I see these pictures I can't believe the natural beauty of the location, both technically and aesthetically. What a great spot for both! Jay

Mark, Great post & pictures on the Retekess V 117...nice report. I agree with your comments but one thing surprised me - that you were able to tune to 3510, 4625 and 6070 MHz on SW as it is spec'd dow

Mark, That 98 MHz was a typo on my part...I meant 8 MHz which is what my radio and your pictures show. I got my radio last December or in January since i wrote it up in January. Jay

Thanks Paul.

Paul, The PL-330 and PL-368 perform quite similarly...their biggest difference is ergonomics. The R-108 lacks SSB but has great audio. I have reviews of all of these radio on my website...the R-108 I

Agreed...they are built like a tank.