Hello Allan,
Thanks for your question about the Kaito KA-1103's qualification for
Ultralight Radio definition. The Ultralight enthusiast group has developed
some detailed guidelines on which receivers qualify for Ultralight radio
awards
and contests, and which do not. Please refer to the "Updated Ultralight
Definitions and Master List" posted in the Ultralight File area on DXer.Ca
(_http://www.dxer.ca_ (http://www.dxer.ca) ) for full details
We have a committee of three members, which reviews new applications
for Ultralight Radio status. The new applications should follow the
guidelines
specified in the file referenced above. There is a great variety of
approved Ultralight radio models, both analog and digital, ranging in prices
from
$14 up to $100. Everybody should be able to participate in the Ultralight
Radio DXing fun this winter.
73, Gary DeBock
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