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Re: [IRCA] "Hot-Rodded" DT-200VX Digital ULR is a Reality
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] "Hot-Rodded" DT-200VX Digital ULR is a Reality
- From: "Mike Westfall, Lost Almost NM" <mwdx@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 08:40:59 -0700
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Fascinating.
Does this loopstick have just an antenna coil, or does it also have a
center-tapped oscillator coil on it?
I had pondered using the loopstick from my DX440 (which is 5 inches
long by about a quarter inch diameter) on my SRF-M37V, but the M37V
loopstick has 5 wires coming off it, where the DX440's loopstick has
only 2.
On Feb 20, 2008 1:17 AM, <D1028Gary@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Following in the footsteps of its SRF-39FP "Super Prison Radio" sibling
> (now fully described on dxer.ca), a Sangean DT-200VX digital Ultralight
> radio also successfully received a 6.25 inch loopstick transplant from an ICF-S5
> parts unit yesterday, resulting in a sensitivity boost of nuclear
> proportions. The theory of "proportional replacement" (described in the SPR article)
> was followed again, and a larger-proportion copy of the tiny stock 2" loopstick
> was created by surgically altering the S5's coil arrangement, yielding a
> "Digital Frankenstein" with sensitivity apparently fully up to the SPR/ IC-2010
> level. It is rumored that this tiny terror may haunt the environs of
> Grayland, and other ocean beaches this year.
> Unfortunately, the mega-loopsticks from the S5 are no longer
> commercially available in the USA, but they are common in Japanese parts units, as
> noted in the SPR article. Further experiments are currently underway with
> production ferrite bars and Litz wire, in hope of creating loopsticks approaching
> the sensitivity level of this experimental unit. For ULR DXers looking for
> sensitivity to compete with any portable on the planet, the concept is no
> longer science fiction... it is a reality! Thanks to Rob Ross, Allen Willie,
> Kevin Schanilec and the other extremely motivated ULR DXers, who have been a true
> inspiration during the course of these experiments.
>
> 73,
> Gary DeBock
>
>
>
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Mesa Mike
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