Hello All,
 
     Thanks to all who have shown interest in the  loopstick transplant 
experimentation with the SRF-39FP Ultralight  radios.   A complete article 
describing this experimentation  has just been uploaded to the Ultralight File 
section 
on dxer.ca.   This article, "Mega-Loopstick Transplants-- Portable DX 
Sensitivity on Demand"  has many photos and full technical details on the 
experimental progress in  "hot-rodding" the Ultralights, with the final 20.25" 
loopstick 
model providing  sensitivity far superior to the ICF-2010 (or any other stock 
portable).
 
     Based on the loopstick transplant experience  gained with the 
Ultralights, a 19.5" loopstick was recently transplanted  successfully into an 
ICF-2010. 
  This highly satisfying  project boosted the 2010's sensitivity far past the 
stock level, to a point  where it was more than competitive with a 2010+ 
Quantum Loop 2.0 combo (even  with the QL's separate tuning).  An article 
describing this transplant has  recently been written, and should be available 
for 
AM-DX enthusiasts  shortly.
 
     The loopstick transplants provide a relatively  easy and inexpensive way 
for DXers to "supercharge" their portables, and provide  DX performance far 
beyond the stock units.   Hopefully, more  DXers will enjoy the fun and 
excitement of these thrilling projects.
 
                                                                              
 73,  Gary DeBock    



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