Re: [IRCA] [ultralightdx] Re: [ABDX] Question: Which Analog Sony SRF Walkman Would You Rate the Best ULR?
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Re: [IRCA] [ultralightdx] Re: [ABDX] Question: Which Analog Sony SRF Walkman Would You Rate the Best ULR?



I have the black SRF-39 and it works well. How is the clear prison model different? I always assumed they were identical inside.  I don't see much difference between MY SRF-39 and the SRF-59s I bought about a year ago... they seem very much the same. The build quality seems better on the SRF-39, but that is a subjective judgement. I don't know how much the newer SRF-59 models vary radio to radio off the production line, but mine are pretty identical... and they work great.
 
Mark B. N8PGV
 
Today's scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality.
~ Nikola Tesla



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>The AM section died in many of the SRF-59s sold around the time the Ultralight Group got started. Mine did. I still use it for FM. Gary can tell you why. I don't remember.
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>I think he says the SRF-39FP, the cool looking clear For Prison radio, is the best. I have an SRF-49 and the 39FP is better. It's certainly unique. 
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>On Feb 28, 2014, at 8:53 PM, "Stephen H. Ponder" <stephen_ponder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>This may seem to be a "Duh!" question to some in the group, but I'm curious as to which of the various analog Sony SRF AM/FM Walkman radios would be considered the "best."
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>>I remember a post by Gary DeBock that identified six AM/FM Walkman radios that utilized the CXA1129N "radio-on-a-chip" ...
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>>1. SRF-29
>>2. SRF-39
>>3. SRF-39FP
>>4. SRF-49
>>5. SRF-59
>>6. SRF-S84
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>>I have the SRF-59 and have to say that it is a hot radio for its size. I've been pleasantly surprised by its sensitivity and selectivity, especially here in Houston, TX.
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>>My question is based on the fact that I don't have any other model with which to compare the performance of my SRF-59.
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>>I just ordered an SRF-29 on eBay tonight, based solely on Gary's email about it containing the CXA1129N chip.
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>>Is there a document or spreadsheet somewhere that compares the six radios listed above?
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>>Thanks for your help!!
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>>73 & Good DX,
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>>Steve Ponder, N5WBI
>>Houston, TX
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>>"Character is not what people see from a distance-- that's platform. Character is more often seen up close and over time." - Ed Stetzer
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