Larry Fravel wrote: Why? Why not make a distinction for someone in Southern California who can log 200 stations in 30 minutes vs a guy in Calais, ME who might struggle for 50 loggings? Beacons

Why not a separate award for each category? Broadcast and beacons. Seems that would make sense because they are both really distinct stations. Again, just throwing it out for what it is worth.

Hi all. I have yet to log my first longwave reception on my stock PL-380, and at this time I don't have an external antenna (unless holding the radio up to a power pole or next to a metal fence, both

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Hello All, Thanks again for the many diverse comments regarding LW-DXing awards, whichare appreciated. Please feel free to continue comments and suggestions for thenew program, which will all be

Larry Fravel wrote: I sort of agree because there ain't that many of them to start with! I'm mixed on excluding NDB beacons. That's the only option some LW DXers have available. Catching a 100 watt

Just on a whim this afternoon, I fired up my new modified E-100 Slider and ran into a new station during the middle of the day. It's been a long time since I found a new one in that time frame.

As difficult as they are to receive (except for perhaps the north east) I think there should be a separate category for LW Broadcast Stations. Maybe set up the awards in increments of 5 due to to

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Hello All, Thanks to all the DXers who have responded with excellent comments andsuggestions concerning the concept of Ultralight radio LW-DXingawards. There seems to be a universal consensus

I agree with Richard. For LW Broadcast stations, I think it would be better to include that with MW broadcast loggings. Beacons would be a different story! John Cereghin Smyrna DE

Gary: I've always felt stations in the long wave broadcast band (153 - 279 kHz) should be included in the medium wave awards. This should not include NDB and other utilities heard below 530 kHz.

Thanks for the frequencies to look for. I guess at heart I am more of a long range program listener, than a hard core DXer. I do keep a 'log' on 3X5 cards, and get a kick out of hearing skip or any

The European longwave stations are audible pretty much anytime when I listen right after sunset from out at the Granite Pier DXpedition site in Rockport, MA. Of course they are somewhat weaker and

Ever though it's not my personal cup of tea, I'd support a LW or even a SW category if theirs interest. For I'm all for the promoting of this club and for drawing the interest of future members.

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Sounds like it could be interesting... except I can't get anything on LW at all on my PL-380 - I'm basically getting 15,00 readings across the entire LW band (although a few higher frequencies may

farmerik wrote: Only if you are very lucky. LW BC has 'band openings' just like the higher frequencies but they are scarce this time of year. They are still infrequent during the winter, you just

I guess it's the wrong time of year, but I am on the east coast [CT], and experimenting with new antennas. Are there any LW BC stations using English I should look for this time of year? - FARMERIK

Sounds like a great idea to me. I've already logged several NDBs and would like to see what other folks can do on LW. I logged a few LWBC stations back in the winter with a modified G8 and external