Gord, > Things like the AR-1780 are not included because they are a few cubic sentimeters too large, but five or ten pounds of ferrite rods, and multi hundred strand wire, > that far exceed the size a

Jorge, Awesome - I love the link, I love the IberiaDX criteria. It's great to include (and to categorize) radios like the DE1103 (I recently sold my KA1103 but I have its brother the Eton E5 - a fine

Are the XHDATA-808 & the AR-1780 radios accepted as meeting the group's "Ultra-light" definition? Just curious because both, based on manufacturer specs, exceed the Cubic In. criteria of 20" or less.

Guy, This is only semi-related to Sarmento's post ... As shortwave stations have waned, I've become more interested in AM DX & I joined this group less than 6-months ago. I receive & read the daily po

Gary, A W E S O M E Shootout/Evaluation/Review! I posted a lengthy comment at the SWLing Post Blog about an hour ago. The Eton Traveler III surprised me to say the least. Thank you for your time spent