Hi Bill, Thanks for your comments, and wish you were here to enjoy the DX! "DU" is a generic term for "down under," or South Pacific medium-wave DX. This can include Australia, New Zealand,

Hey, thanks.

I could phone you up and sing you some Maori songs if you like Rob! Perhaps not quite the same kick eh? Tony (VE3NO) ComputerViz, NYAA Starfest On-Line tonyward@... http://www.nyaa.ca Switching Evil

D1028Gary@...wrote:Hurray!!!!! For the Barefoot SRF-T615........You're bringing Tears tomy eyes Gary!! As good as my 2, T615's are....they have never heard anyTrans Pacifics from here!! HAHAHHAHA.

HopeI'm not too late with this info, but... ThePL-390's internal antenna is 4 5/8in/118mm wide. I'veposted pics. I left the blurry one in to show the realestate. K

Nashville is not a 4 in actuality. More like .4 at best.... all that rock in the soil. Powell NNNN POP email is powell at backroads DOT net

Thanks for the link! No surprise that it isn't a MW DXer's dream, but I rarely use them barefoot, so it's not a deal-breaker. It will be interesting to see if there is some available real estate

Thanks, Gil! That description seems to fit how I approach potential catches. I put a qualifier in my log for those which I might have heard but didn't get enough info on. Kevin

I was in France last year with the ultra-deaf (on LW anyway) PL-300WT. The British LW station came in OK in my hotel room, and there were others heard at night, so it wasn't hopeless. The 380 should

Enjoy Gary! 666 in French most likely RFO Noumea --- but you knew that eh? It used to be quite strong in Auckland ... Tony (VE3NO) ComputerViz, NYAA Starfest On-Line tonyward@...

I'll be in Maine this weekend, but no time for any real DX. I'm just going to check on the graveyarders through New England and on the stations in Maine. I was in Nova Scotia last week but I mainly

What do you mean "rather basic" equipment? ;) It's WAY better than what I have. :( In your PVC loop article, you write: "These monster loop antennas have the capability of taking fringe AM signals

D1028Gary@... wrote: > Multiple DU's have been fighting it out What do you mean by DU's. Philippine stations? Sounds like a great DX-pedition. Keep us informed. -Bill

Have a great vacation! You have lots of radios and antennas along. I plan to be on the coast of Maine for a few days this Fall. - FARMERIK

Hello All, I'm sending this initial report at the Liberty Inn Motel in Lincoln City, OR, so please forgive any bizarre email transformations. Ruth, Danny and I left Puyallup on Saturday for a 7-day

Since I've been working on some UNID stations the past few weeks and not having much luck, I decided to take a break from those channels. Glad I did. I managed one new sta last night logged on the

Way to go, Rob! I've been trying to convey the fact to the group that just because it's Summer, doesn't mean good DX catches just go away. Last Summer I logged a very healthy number of new stations.

20JUL2010 TUE SFI=80-2-2 ANT=1.5 wave LOOP 96.1 WHNN BAY CITY MI BEST HITS 0805EDT 100KW 100 MI (MI49) I sat on the freq, he popped up, with splatter from 95.9, then fadded out 6 min later, but

YEOWZERS!! I just looked up the distance from Wildersville to Nashville, and I find it amazing that WSM's signal is so weak so close, especially considering the 50kW and low dial position! So does

I haven't even heard WOL yet, on any radio! It's only about 90 miles away but too much competition from the Wilmington DE station and the Atlantic City Spanish sports talker. Once I bag it, I'll