Kevin,

I must be blind. I can't seem to locate the folder you mentioned for the Super SAT review. Help!
Thanks.

Kirk Allen
Ponca City, OK

Hi all:

Just posted to Folder 5 here on UltralightDX Group is a review of the Super Select-A-Tenna, as well as a comparison of it to four other commercially available antennas (Quantum QX Loop, C Crane Twin Coil Antenna, Terk Loop and the Quantum Q Stick). See "Comparing Small MW DXing Antennas".

While I purchased the Super SAT on something of a whim, I was very pleasantly surprised with its performance and versatility, and can highly recommend it for those that need a small antenna. It really is a major step forward from the "regular" Select-A-Tenna. It works well with Ultralight and other portables, and with minor augmentation is likely the equivalent of the famous Kiwa air-core loop for tabletop receivers. I also did some simple augmentations to the other antennas, including adding regeneration to the Twin Coil antenna, which may be of interest.

Good DX to you!

Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA

Hi all:

Just posted to Folder 5 here on UltralightDX Group is a review of the Super Select-A-Tenna, as well as a comparison of it

HELP!

I, Dumbo, cannot find "Folder 5" with the Super SAT et al review.

PS : I retrieved an ancient SONY ICF S11W from the loft.
It is not as selective as the SRF-59, but not bad.

Any observations, schematic or data available???

Michael



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From: "farmerik" <farmerik@...>
To: <ultralightdx@...>


I really appreciate your article, reviewing and comparing those amplified antennas. I do own a few of the models you mention,
and it will help me choose which might be next. Like all the review articles on this site, it is well written, well
explained, and the result of tests or comparisons. - Great Job- FARMERIK

--- In ultralightdx@..., "dhsatyadhana" <dhsatyadhana@> wrote:

Hi all:

Just posted to Folder 5 here on UltralightDX Group is a review of the Super Select-A-Tenna, as well as a comparison of it

to four other commercially available antennas (Quantum QX Loop, C Crane Twin Coil Antenna, Terk Loop and the Quantum Q
Stick). See "Comparing Small MW DXing Antennas".

HELP!

I, Dumbo, cannot find "Folder 5" with the Super SAT et al review.

PS : I retrieved an ancient SONY ICF S11W from the loft.
It is not as selective as the SRF-59, but not bad.

Any observations, schematic or data available???

Michael

Grateful thanks! I have now found and downloaded it
for perusal on the morn. Here it�s bedtime :-)

I hope someone might have further info on the ICF S11W,
particularly the chip, which presumably predates SRF-59 wizardry.

Michael

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Subject: [ultralightdx] Re: The Super Select-A-Tenna: a real sleeper


Hi Michael:

It's in the folder marked "5. Antennas and Equipment" and is called "Comparing Small MW DXing Antennas.pdf".

Regards - Kevin

--- In ultralightdx@..., "seta" <michael.setaazul@> wrote:

HELP!

I, Dumbo, cannot find "Folder 5" with the Super SAT et al review.

PS : I retrieved an ancient SONY ICF S11W from the loft.
It is not as selective as the SRF-59, but not bad.

Any observations, schematic or data available???

Michael

Hi all:

Just posted to Folder 5 here on UltralightDX Group is a review of the Super Select-A-Tenna, as well as a comparison of it to four other commercially available antennas (Quantum QX Loop, C Crane Twin Coil Antenna, Terk Loop and the Quantum Q Stick). See "Comparing Small MW DXing Antennas".

While I purchased the Super SAT on something of a whim, I was very pleasantly surprised with its performance and versatility, and can highly recommend it for those that need a small antenna. It really is a major step forward from the "regular" Select-A-Tenna. It works well with Ultralight and other portables, and with minor augmentation is likely the equivalent of the famous Kiwa air-core loop for tabletop receivers. I also did some simple augmentations to the other antennas, including adding regeneration to the Twin Coil antenna, which may be of interest.

Good DX to you!

Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA

Hi Kevin,

Another excellent article!

How did you get your Q-Stick antenna apart? The external antenna jack on mine came loose, and is rattling around inside the case.

Regards,
Gary

--- In ultralightdx@..., "dhsatyadhana" <dhsatyadhana@> wrote:

Hi all:

Just posted to Folder 5 here on UltralightDX Group is a review of the Super Select-A-Tenna, as well as a comparison of it to four other commercially available antennas (Quantum QX Loop, C Crane Twin Coil Antenna, Terk Loop and the Quantum Q Stick). See "Comparing Small MW DXing Antennas".

While I purchased the Super SAT on something of a whim, I was very pleasantly surprised with its performance and versatility, and can highly recommend it for those that need a small antenna. It really is a major step forward from the "regular" Select-A-Tenna. It works well with Ultralight and other portables, and with minor augmentation is likely the equivalent of the famous Kiwa air-core loop for tabletop receivers. I also did some simple augmentations to the other antennas, including adding regeneration to the Twin Coil antenna, which may be of interest.

Good DX to you!

Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA