Hello Guys, It's time for another ultra-lightweight championship fight, with the latest innovative wonders from the Far East competing for ultimate pocket radio DXing glory. Already qualifying for the

Hello Guys, A second Ultralight radio model has received a 7.5" Slider loopstick transplant, boosting its sensitivity up to the level of the new E100 Slider models. With full technical information and

Hi Paul, I have read the Japanese description for both models in the Sony e-Catalog, and the feature description is identical. The only difference in the catalog is a slightly higher price for the ICF

Hello Guys, Congratulations to Colin Newell, who tonight became the first west coast DXer to receive Croatia-1134 audio on an Ultralight radio, and only the second to receive any TA on an ULR. It's al

Hi Mark, West coast TA reception on an Ultralight is tough indeed! Guy Atkins managed to receive Farda-1575 during a Grayland DXpedition on a stock SRF-39FP in November, and Colin Newell heard audio f

Hello Olaf, Congratulations on your loggings of Quebec and Ontario, in northwestern Germany, with your SRF-59 inside the passive loop. Having used the SRF-59 for long distance DXing myself, I certainl

Hello Gary, Congratulations on receiving a great QSL (for your superb logging of KQV-1410, at a distance of over 13,000 km). That is a very impressive accomplishment, and the distance is only a shade

Hello Guys, Audio from presumed Croatia has been dropping in and out on the modified ICF-2010 (30" loopstick) here in my backyard, and hit at peak at 0118 (during which it was also audible on the stan

Hello Guys, Discovering that the modified portables work much better in the frozen back yard than inside the warm house, the 30" loopstick ICF-2010 and Slider E100 were taken out to the icy picnic tab

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Congratulations Gary, You have just broken the all-time Ultralight Radio DX distance record, held previously by John Bryant (and I) for receptions of 5AN-891 in Adelaide, Australia from Grayland, WA,

Hello Guys, On an exceptional night for transoceanic DX, Gary Deacon of Fish Hoek, South Africa has managed a really incredible logging-- KMOX-1120 in St. Louis, Missouri on a BAREFOOT Sony SRF-M37V!

Hello Guys, With exceptional transoceanic propagation last night, many DXers were able to make breakthrough receptions worldwide. Although this recording pales in significance to Gary Deacon's accompl

Congratulations Brandon, Croatia-1134 was also heard by four western Washington and BC DXers for their first Ultralight TA the past couple of days, with two of us hearing it on E100 Sliders (Colin and

Congratulations Craig, Croatia-1134 is the greatest thing to happen to the Ultralight Radio Community in a long time! After so many DXers received it as their first Ultralight TA (and experienced the

Hello Guys, It seems like in one evening, every west coast DXer needing an Ultralight TA has had their wish granted-- Croatia-1134 had an absolutely legendary signal here tonight, making even traditio

Hi Rob, As explained in the full review of the SRF-M37W in the 2008 Summertime Shootout (posted in the ULR file section of DXer.Ca), its selectivity (or lack thereof) is identical to that of the SRF-M

Rob, Kevin and Steve, I'll share a little information from recent Ultralight hot-rodding experiments by two ex-Navy sonar technicians, that usually prefer to work in secret (Steve R. and me). The C.Cr

Hi Kevin, So far, I have purchased four E100's from "oceansno.1" on eBay, at the average cost of $18.00 (plus about $18 shipping per unit, by UPS). Every E100 was in excellent condition, fully functio

Hi Rob & Others, For the benefit of all who missed out on the E100 serial number investigation last summer, here is the summary. During intensive experimental work in the summer to modify the E100 for