Hi Guys: Managed to hear another New Station for the Ultralight Log Early this morning. And.....it is my 30th LATIN Station logged using Ultralight Radios!! Radio Used for this logging was the SONY SR

--- Rob: Nice catch ! The way you are going,you may hit 500 stations logged on ultralights by September ! Carl DeWhitt In ultralightdx@..., Robert Ross <va3sw@...> wrote:

Dear folks, My Grundig G6 is identical in size to the E100. That it has ssb apparently disqualifies it as an ultralight...perhaps this can be reconsidered. In any case, it is a tad less sensitive (day

Hi Guys, Caught on the SRF-M37V last night Jul 29/08 3:03 UTC 1458 khz - Sunrise Radio, London England w/woman reading some news in English , ID; fair **(new)** Jul 29/08 3:27 UTC 1530 khz - Voice Of

I bought a second SFR-59 from K-Mart last week and it seems to be a bit of a turkey compared to my first one I got from Amazon. The FM band is dead and the sensitivity is not as good as my Amazon SFR.

Steve, I'll defer the response to your kind offer to Gary when he returns. He is really the one who keeps up with various models and contenders..... I have more than enough to say grace over handling

I've owned a Toshiba RP-F11 since the 1980s, and it's a very good receiver. When manufactured it was probably the best receiver of its type, much better than the inferior, but better selling Sony 7600

I wonder what you guys might think of this.Some radios such as the GRUNDIG G-6 are ultralight in size and weight but are not considered ultralights because of special features such as SSB ability.How

Pre-sunrise Dxing this morning with the SRF-37V yielded a couple of catches. Jul 30/08 - 1650 khz - 6:30 UTC KWHN - Fort Smith, Arkansas w/ newstalk radio.com and ID by man ; fair (My first Arkansas s

John, Methinks I may have muddied the waters a bit. Sorry for all the confusion, especially coming from a newbie to the group like myself. I think the folks at Universal Radio are the ones that are co

Hello Guys, The astonishing performance of the sensitivity and selectivity-enhanced Eton E100 (a joint project with Guy Atkins and John Bryant) has continued during a short DXpedition trip to Grayland

I finally got time to try cutting a small ferrite bar on my diamond-bladed tile saw. I'd been cautioned to use plenty of water so as not to damage the annealing. I did. It cut VERY easily and cleanly.

This evening while going through the MW band on my E-100, I discovered an image of my local SS station on 1480 kHz showing up on 570 kHz (2 x 455 kHz + 570 kHz = 1480 kHz). This image did not show up

Hello Guys, The modified E100 (with a 7.5" slider loopstick and narrow filter) really provided some excitement in Grayland, WA on July 31st, receiving Fiji-639, Tonga-1017, 2ZB-1035 in New Zealand, an

Good evening from the North Atlantic, I have a new country and new station to report tonight that I just heard on the SRF-39FP Ultralight, with a little fancy footwork and turning the radio to null ou

Hello Guys, The Sony ICF-SW7600GR is compact digital SSB portable with reasonably good MW performance, using a stock 4.75" x .37" fixed-coil loopstick for the 530-1700 kHz frequencies. At $134.80 plus

Hi Everyone, Pretty good Transatlantic session last night, decent discernable audio on just about every split frequency. Including a lot of middle east stations. Managed to notch a few new ones also u

Hi all: One thing that ultralights don't have, by definition, is a BFO by which a heterodyne may be heard to indicate that a weak station is there. With the Sony 2010 or other communications receiver,

RED ALERT: Friday, I opened up my last unmodified E100, planning to do the Full Monty, align, replace the IF filter and make capable of using both outside antennas and larger ferrite bars. When I popp

Hi Guys, Caught a couple new ones last night and early this morning 1530 khz - 7:44 UTC 8/6/08 - XEUR Mexico City, Mexico w/ mexican style music and "Radio Fiesta " ID between songs, announcer in Span