It's a great way to DX from almost anywhere. I haven't even turned on my
DRAKE R8B for some time now. I may ever spend all of next year using only my
ULTRALIGHTS just to see what I can pick out.Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!> Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 17:48:30 -0800> From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Subject: [IRCA] What's with this
ultralight stuff?> > I do understand it. Kind of. But, these ultralights are
very little> different in selectivity and sensitivity from the old tube type
table radio> that had an RF amplifier section. A six tuber as compared to the
AA5.> > Now, if you were using it barefoot, that would mean something to me,
but> coupling large loops to them? Doesn't that kind of take away the
challenge?> The only handicap I can see is that it's much harder to tune. They
are quite> sensitive.> > I had an idea back in the day to start a QRP DX
challenge. There was a guy> in AZ who was using a one transistor regen with a
long wire antenna. Now,> that kind of DXing would be a challenge.> > I remember
that we had the graveyard channel challenges back in the early> 90s. Those were
fun.> > -- > Leonard Hyde> Weed, CA> Realistic DX-440> 6 foot shielded loop>
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