Thank you Gary for the latest in the line of great report projects. Your screen name, along with Jay, Bruce Carter, the guy next to Denver, the guy in Oklahoma and the guy in Nova Scotia (sorry guys)

Gary -- If you still have this problem, try ANON-CO on Ebay (do an internal Ebay search). The lady who handles customer email is extremely proficient in English and extremely knowledgeable of her prod

Nope, you got it. Only my lowly attempt to sow dissension in the group. Someone is *sure* to correct me that it cannot be done. I did learn that it *does* decode stereo, after all. Not why I bought it

I saw that too. Good (though not stereo) radio, good program, good actor/director. I was surprised it wasn't a transparent institutional version, though. OT mode on >>> Hugh Laurie seems to put a lot

Maybe you're looking at this the wrong way. If they brought the beer, you could bring pork rinds and extra earbuds. I'll bet tiny claws would work better on that *?!@# PL-390 thumbwheel, too. Stu M.

Listening to Logitech S-120's. (P/N 880-000065) right now, quieter than anything I've ever used. No wallwart, 100mA draw, too. Good luck. Stu M.

Keith, you might try out the smallest conventional, analog (not USB) powered computer speakers from Logitech; under $12 in Walmart here on the ConUS. They're dark gray-black, have an AC cord that lead

- $29.95 vs. regular $39.95. All accessories and details seem the same, would seem to be a great deal. -

Gul-dern Oklahomans. You too, Longmont Colorado. Stu M. Sunken trailer park in Pike's Peak's east shadow

Umm... can't find the box and it was more than I wanted to pay, but it's enercell brand, catalog number 273-315 and came with a range of tips and voltages (1.5 - 12v), reversible polarities. OK, I jus

I found a voltage/polarity-selectable, multiple-tip, regulated and filtered 300mw one at Radio Shack for $20+. Dead quiet on my G-8. Stu Morrison

The National Geographic offer (see previous posts) of the Grundig G8 Traveler II Digital would seem to be right up your alley....

Ooooooooooohh..., then LOL!

Such cool descriptions of your 9' monster in action! I live in a mobile home park, sunken, with lots of RF noise. Nulling is a big deal for me, and was looking forward to building a three or four foot

I enjoyed your comprehensive PVC-loop article, but this is the first I've heard of this particular model. More details, when it suits you, please! Thanks Stu Morrison _

Thank you, Horacio! The article, and the next one on car-camping were fun, but those pictures were delightful!

--- In ultralightdx@..., "texnote" wrote: > > Any Chinese speakers? > I object. What's wrong with good 'ol American radio speakers?

They are identical but for the concave/convex bases, and are roughly the same size/shape as the Terk and the old Radio Shack versions. Grundig (I believe) has branded one of 'em, shown on the Universa