Even though the G6 does not fit the definition of an ultralight, I'm very tempted to buy one as a spotting receiver to use on my upcoming trip to Peru. I'm going to be on the northern coast of Peru fo

After the report of the new, all-different E100s, I decided to finally snatch one up before it was too late to get an "old" version. I received my sample (Lextronix branded over here) today, which was

While digging through my closet the other night (no, my name is not Fibber McGee, although it could be, I guess), I came across a knee-board that I had long forgotten I had. I bought it a few years ag

Hello Guys, Much to the astonishment of the reviewer, a new Ultralight digital radio model has finally managed to surpass the Sony SRF-T615 in wide-band stock AM sensitivity. In doing so, it has also

Congratulations John on pulling out that Venezuelan on 750 . I'm sure sooner or later you'll hear one of those 2500 milers from Europe also Regards, Allen Willie St. John's, Newfoundland Instant messa

Hi Rob, Thanks for your comments, and glad to know that you've ordered a new DT-400W. The radio really is an exceptional performer, both on AM and FM. During the FM testing, I heard the "Jack FM" stat

Hello Starship 2001, The new Sangean DT-400W does output stereo FM signals through the headphone jack. The radio is basically a DT-200VX with a completely redesigned RF board, giving it more wide-band

http://stephan.win31.de/rx-eval.htm#e100 Considering that the "new" E100 still does this well on MW, I wonder how good the old one was... I wondered whether the E10 received a similar internal redesig

Hello John, Wow, congratulations on logging the 18 Asians and 1 DU on the E100, inductively coupled to the Wellbrook Array. It certainly sounds exciting, and I wish I could have joined you at Grayland

The first morning started out with a bunch of DUs in at 1000 UTC, before Japanese sunset. These were only the regulars and were all too weak to be heard on the E100+Wellbrook Array. I went back to bed

Hi Guys: Welll UPS arrived today with my new SANGEAN DT-400W Ultralight Radio!! A nice looking little set ....in spite of being YELLOW!!! Haven't had time to try it out yet....as we had a nice TROPO D

I have a less than a year old Sangean DT200-VX in mint condition - not really used much - mostly just as frequency setting for the 'hotter' SRF-59 - which I'm considering letting go of. Cost me $50 ne

OK... I'm sure I saw a post that indicated that a filter can be installed in this puppy to improve it's selectivity. I've been using this as my "ultralight of choice" for a while (mostly 'cause it's d

I have WNZF-Bunnell FL on 1550 at 2130 EDT with weather reports for Flagler Country, "I'm Jerry Turner with WNZF" doing live remotes from a gas station, county closings from Tropical Storm Fey. Good s

I am starting to have issues with the change band button locking up. when this happens i cannot change the band. to correct it i need to remove the batteries and hit reset quickly and put batteries ba

The conditions to Asia were much improved here this morning over yesterday's pedestrian showing, with the exception of North Korea, for some reason. I was at the dial at 1120 UTC (LSR=about 1320). It

Friends, After two good but fairly pressure-packed DX mornings, I sort of anticipated a more leisurely AM today, cruising up the band noting all the stations that I'd logged on the first two AMs and l

I just found a couple of radios that I'd forgotten I owned. One is a Sony SRF-M80V. It's the predecessor of the Sony SRF-M85V, which is in the turkey farm; it's described as cute but deaf. This is cut

Finally broke the 2000-mile barrier with my DT-200VX last night, running barefoot. 2200 EDT 750 YVKS Caracas, Venezuela, gave a list of network of stations at TOH, many in Caracas, mentions of "R. Gra

Sunset Dxing and later under the stars at Topsail Beach, Newfoundland last evening with the SRF-M37V and SRF- 39FP barefoot. Nothing new of any sort but conditions were excellent and very low noise be