I know there are a few LW exceptions to the 'normal' 9 KHz steps on LW, but what about TA DX on the AM BCB frequencies? I was thinking I should print off a list of 'standard' 9 KHz. spaced

When the PL-606 tunes LW, does it tune AM BCB with it like the PL-360? [about 150-1620 KHz. in one band with 9 KHz. steps or 1 KHz. steps]-FARMERIK

Hi Richard, Sorry that no Asian signals made it to Oklahoma this morning. You may feellike throwing one of your table receivers at me, but here on the west coastthere was a very strong sunrise

I listened at 1218-1300 UTC this and didn't hear a single signal from across the Pacific. It was the first quiet morning in that direction since the first week of September. The strongest signals

Took delivery yesterday of a very small, Kaito KA200 ($12.99 from Amazon.com) AM/FM radio. Haven't played with FM yet, but initial results on AM, while not spectacular, are consistent with several

Hi Guys re my low RF power posting and those PINGS, first the pings the guys has a PC programme so no waiting he just listens to the play back and has the dates thing is his logs are long and very

I'll try and give it a shot. The antenna pattern is shaped like a donut, like the picture at: http://www.fmx.dk/projects/wing_cam/119-1935_IMG.JPG In this picture, imagine the ferrite loopstick

Hello All, Tecsun's newest DSP Ultralight was taken for a"test drive" during TP-DXing this morning here on the west coast, primarily tocheck out the compact little radio's "soft mute" level,

I have wondered the same thing. The only thing I could think of, is that by tilting a loop antenna, you are narrowing the beam. The figure 8 pattern is as viewed from above in 2 dimensions, but it is

Hello all! Stephen posted a few hours ago a note on something I always wondered the reason: tilting the antenna does improve nulls of groundwaves. I can't think on an good

Gary: I had to be Enid early this morning, so I wasn't able to listen like I wished. I did turn on a barefoot PL-310 for a couple of minutes before 1100 UTC and there were weak carriers on 774 and

During a meteor peak shower... not long....they only last seconds too! Best Regards Phil Lat: 40.8367633 Long: -74.1768412

I would have tried for some TPs this morning, but I slept right through my 6:15am alarm. (Sunrise is 7:15am for local AM stations, at least until DST goes off next Sunday.) (Maybe I should use

Hello All, This morning's Asian signals ranged from comatose(at 1300) to fair (around 1420), with some moderately good "big gun" TPaudio during brief moments. The first band check at 1300 was

Two months ago a friend of mine asked me for a suggested radio for him to get that was small but good enough to receive SF Bay area stations while he traveled up and down the California Central

The first example is quite doable at 12.8 km/Watt, the other one is over 300 km/Watt. I wouldn't spend too much time listening for the latter. I will say that 4 Watts at 40km eludes me, but 40 Watts

Good morning, fellow DX'ers! I was having trouble staying asleep - I have a really big work task that is stressing me out - so I put in my earbuds, turned on my Sangean DT-400W, and was rewarded with

That is really super cool! That is DX'ing to the extreme! I wonder how long he waits to hear something??? Thanks, John

Yup! Invite him in and get him a radio --- he's our kind of nut!! Tony (VE3NO) ComputerViz, NYAA Starfest tonyward@... http://www.nyaa.ca "Life is a gift you unwrap every day" --- Chris

All times EDT; RX CCrane SWP (mod) 10.21.10, 2118, 550, WGR, Buffalo NY, 5K, 361mi/580km 10.24.10, 2030, 1140, WRVA, Richmond VA, 50k, 654mi/1052km 10.27.10, 2230, 590, WKZO, Kalamazoo MI, 5k,