Thanks Brett and John, I just ordered a couple more of these feature-packed E100's, thanks to your messages. The price is great, and Durham's units have all come with the tunable loopstick, making ful

Hi Gary and Kevin, Both the SRF-T615 and the E100 have image reception issues, but the E100's image problem is more severe. On the E100, the image of local KSUH-1450 sounds almost as strong on 540 as

Hello Guys, After receiving two more Eton E100's from Durham Radio via eBay today (at $49 plus shipping), they were immediately tested and aligned. First of all, Eton's design for this radio has a sig

Hello Guys, It what was probably the easiest AM-DX loopstick transplant ever performed, a 7" loopstick from a Channel Master Super Fringe (model 6515) was soldered into an E100, resulting in greatly i

Hey Kevin, I remember that stuck loopstick of your E100 very well. The good news is that any stuck, crippled, mangled or broken loopstick is a **perfect** candidate for a transplant! And the E100 is u

Hi John, Dirty rat, indeed! :>) Right after I posted my E100 7" transplant progress report, I noticed photos of your E100 12" transplant project. This was after I had increased the loopstick length of

Hi Gary, Your comments on the Durham Radio E100 are pretty typical. I've had four Durham E100's for alignment, and these all act about the same. Out of the box, high-band sensitivity is usually very g

John, Ultralight radios, by nature, are plastic-enclosed electronic devices subject to RF noise issues. Shielding the leads to external ferrite bars wouldn't accomplish much, since the RF hash would s

Hello All, If you were to receive Djibouti-1431 on a stock pocket radio on the East Coast (5,906 miles), would you feel deserving of an award? How about receiving VOA Thailand-1575 on a stock pocket r

Hello All, For the Northwest Gang accustomed to relatively easy Asian TP receptions on Ultralight radios, the reception of stations in Australia (and other South Pacific areas) is proving to be more c

Hello Guys, The boom in orders for the top-rated SRF-T615 digital Ultralight radio has obviously been noticed in Japan. .With a whopping 67% price increase, Audio Cubes 2 has apparently decided to mak

Hi Allen, Thanks for the report of your new loggings. The amount and variety of your TA loggings is amazing, especially considering that they were all on stock Ultralight radios. Here on the west coas

Congratulations John, Your receptions of 5AN and 4TAB-891 are fantastic, and show that Ultralight DXing is the perfect cure for DXing boredom! There are many new challenges in Ultralight DXing, even w

Hello Guys, Congratulations again to John Bryant for his superb four-day DXpedition to Grayland, and for logging multiple new Ultralight DX countries, with his E100 hooked up to the Wellbrook array. I

Hi Mark, Thanks for your comments on my report. I have lots of mp3's pf DU audio fading in and out, especially after yesterday, hi. But at least in my own procedure, carrier strength is checked in SSB

Hello Richard, Thanks for the introduction, and welcome to the Ultralight DX group! We all have differing reasons for taking up the challenge of pocket radio DXing, but the common denominator seems to

Hello Paul (and John, Rob and others), I'm glad you enjoy using your new E100, Paul. The 200 memories and 1 kHz digital tuning steps give this model an edge over other Ultralights, as proven by John's

Mark and Others, E100 experimentation here has already produced models significantly more sensitive than a stock 2010, but we (John, Guy and I) are attempting to create radios with both sensitivity an

Hello All, The newly created Ultralight Radio Awards Committee is pleased to announce its initial awards, in honor of four outstanding DXers who truly set the highest standard, during our first exciti

Hello All, Prompted by many requests for a comparison of the Eton E100 with other top Ultralight radios, and also the interest of many DXers in the new Sangean DT-400W model, a full review of these an