Wow, way to go dude!! 500+ stations I cannot even imagine! Kirk Allen JRC NRD-515, Eton E-100, Sony SRF-59 Ponca City, OK Camp Out be quite are NEW both at Stuff....with

HI guys my latest count is 71 stations so it is looking like 100 will come by the end of October then a couple days to type it up then postthe logg as a file. If this ULR thing had been going

You are doing GREAT, John.... keep up the goodwork! John B.

John...Good work on all the new stations you're picking off while taking part in the 300 Station Challenge. I found the same thing....I managed to log a pile of New Ones while looking for 300 to fill

Hi Guys: Well...after some Slim Pickens the past few days...I decided to Camp Out on the Graveyard Frequencies this morning at Sunrise. Turns out to be quite profitable as I logged 3 NEW STATIONS

A very good day yesterday (Thursday) with several new logs on the DT-200VX barefoot. Three brand new stations logged: 860 WOAY Oak Hill WV 910 WEPG S. Pittsburg TN- a surprise, with a

John, you're waay too modest. It wasn't "several ofus", but YOU who developed that nifty Tropical Band Spectrum Log from scratch.It was a big hit in the (now sadly defunct) Fine Tuning group, which

Twenty years ago, several of us doing Tropical Band work developed aSpectrum Log format that we found enormously useful. Rather than,or along with keeping traditional chronological log books, we had

Gentlemen, I would so much enjoy a get together with you all. After all, we've been aquainted for so long. I'd love to meet Guy for the first time and finally put a face to the name! Darn, I'll be

As you know the 2008 Fall Follies DX Contest is rapidly approaching andGuy and I intend to help hold up the NW's reputation for looooongdistance reception. We have reserved Yurt #114 at Grayland Beach

Friends, With Paul Logan checking in (two new distance records) I think that weare up to date with all of the Ultralight World Distance Records....However, I'm convinced that most of the Western

October 14 (Day 6) brought 7 new stations for the Challenge, plus 3 new ones for my overall UL log: 780 WCKB Dunn NC 780 WWOL Forest City NC 1570 WFLR Dundee NY Both WCKB and WWOL currently put in

From professional connections, I know that Siemens toroids are widely available in Europe. There should be mixes comparable to the popular Amidon / Fair-Rite / Ferroxcube types (43, 61, 77, and 75/J)

KVNS and WTNI are both right on the Gulf of Mexico, so very high ground conductivity comes into play. Also, because these stations are quite southerly (along with some of the often-heard Florida

The KVNS pattern is supposed to be non-directional, but it pushes way out to the east due to the Gulf of Mexico being so close to the transmitter. They don't dominate here every night, but fairly

<bjohnorcas@...> wrote: The KVNS situation became a subject of great contention in another group I'm in. Several very experienced DXers suggested there might be something odd going on and

Jay then noted: You make a good point, Jay.... I think that a couple of the other recordsin the low power Western Hemisphere area are from stations that may berunning more than their authorized

Hi Jay, for some reason they come in well here - but so do WTNI on 1640 - I cant explain it - often I will hear KVNS mixing with several stations but often times it is dominating. Its not way above

John: I must agree we are really competing with ourselves when it comes to records. The only true way we could against one another would be to DX from the same QTH. Thus far I've heard stations on a