Hi Guys: Still picking them off One at a time...but it's pretty slow going. Real nice conditions tonight at Sunset....but only one NEW ONE heard, which is NEW for the ULR Log and the OVERALL Log.

Of course, after racking up 168 stations in my first two days, I knew I couldn't keep up that pace forever! Day 3 (Saturday) resulted in 11 new stations for the challenge, bringing my three-day total

I caught up on the later e-mails and found that greater than 7000 miles had indeed been done from the West Coast. Deep Africa would be the only likely target from this area that would be in a

On 8 OCT 2008, I had UAE on both 1170 (Radio Sawa) and 1575 (Radio Farda) on the barefoot Eton E-100 at Granite Pier - Rockport, MA, USA. My calculations show the distance to these as 6650 miles or

Hello Mark, Thanks for the very detailed list of distancerecord possibilities, from the east coast. From the west coast, it may be tough to beat5AN-891 in Adelaide, Australia (8,230

Hi Gary: Thanks for kind feedback! It's running in a few newletters now, and I will be putting it on the DXer.ca downloads section in a slightly expanded form. 73 - Kevin S Bainbridge Island,

Hi Kevin S., I really enjoyed your excellent article "Using Tuned Passive Loop Antennas," which is published in the 10/11/08 edition of IRCA's "DX Monitor" newsletter. I didn't realize there were so

At that rate you'll have 3,750 stations at the end of 30 days! 73

New Ultralight BAREFOOT Class Loggings Grayland, WA DXpedition 2008.10 (Oct 7-10) John Bryant Sony SRF-T615 Barefoot 567 JOIK NHK1 Sapporo 1409 10/10/2008 594 JOAK NHK1 Tokyo at 1124 10/08/2008 648

New Ultralight Unlimited Class Loggings Grayland, WA DXpedition 2008.10 (Oct 7-10) John Bryant Modified E100 + NW Wellbrook Phased Array 531 JOQG-NHK1 Morioka 10/7/2008 1140 (late, something behind

Hi all, first off thanks to those who congratulated me on what I realise now was a presumptuous claim for a new record! Im still thrilled at this, my best barefoot log so far (and new dx country) but

Hi Paul, Don't feel too bad about your WYFR-1557'sreception barely missing the all-time stock Ultralight distancerecord. Right after my post to you, Kevin Schanilec sentme a post

Hi Guys, Last night started out pretty good here in the North Atlantic. Tried again early this morning but signals here seemed lack lustre . I did manage to bag 2 new ones early on as follows:

Day two brought 42 new UL stations, bringing the total to 168 for the Challenge. Six new UL stations were heard and 3 new stations for the overall log. 780 WAVA Arlington VA- new UL station 790

Yesterday, I was still having trouble believing that I'dheard KFQD in Anchorage on the barefooted T615, right over the top of 50kW KXL-750 in nearby Portland, OR. Whilke I was at the local Library

Paul: Congratulations. Richard Allen, 36°22'51"N / 97°25'36"W

Hi Paul...Man...you sure are making it difficult for us Poor Old Landlocked ULR Dx'ers!!!! I heard some Chinese last week too.......but it was from CHIN Radio on 1540 in TORONTO!!!!

Congratulations on your world record catch Paul, WAY TO GO !!! Thats AMAZING . You've had some very impressive catches from your location. Best Wishes from the other side of the Atlantic

Hi all, nailed it at last! 1557 WYFR Kouhu,Taiwan. US OM in religious talk 1911 utc 10/10/08 Had seen reports of good east Asian reception via the MWC this afternoon so thought I'd try for this one