-Hi Tom, THANKS VERY MUCH for your tip on WIXE. I just finished hearing them here in northcentral Oklahoma! I was very surprised to hear them with Union County High School Football...Monroe Redhawks

WIXE in Monroe, NC is stronger than WOWO here in Cary, NC tonight. I have never heard them nighttime before. They are limited to 70 Watts nighttime. However, there's a football game on, and I wonder

Greetings to All, Another venture up Signal Hill to Ladie's Lookout this afternoon prior to sunset to complete another DX session high above the Atlantic Ocean. Trans-Atlantic signals are still alive

Got another new station for the UL log tonight on the PL-310 barefoot: 1140 WCJW Warsaw NY, 1715-1725, classic country music, lots of ads for business in Batavia and "McDonalds of Warsaw", weather

I am actually in Manassas, VA. Was on honeymoon at Rio Mar Resort in Puerto Rico. My logs using using Tecsun PL-310 receiver with built-in antenna. 660 WFAN NY New York City 11/9/2010 2033 EDT.

Hi Steve, Another one you might want to keep an ear open for is XEANT, Tancanhuitz de los Santos in the state of San Luis Potosi. I hrd them only once while in Pasadena, TX. They were speaking in one

Greetings, Kirk! Thanks again for the XE targetstations! I've heard another station under XEACH before - maybeit was XEQRV! Definitely warrants another listen! >770, XEQRV, Veracruz, 1040 UTC,

Hello To All, Once again the Trans-Atlantic signals seemed to bow out earlier leaving a good mixture of domestics audible for the remainder of the evening. A couple of TA's not heard in a while here

Howdy Gang, I didn't have any luck getting any TP stations this morning, but conditions to the south made up for it! BTW, Richard, tnx for the info on the best times for TP receptions. I really

Rob, Way to go on the new station. You continue to be an inspiration in the ULR world! I recall that some of us were trying to think of what to do if we should run out of new stations to hear.

Tnx, Rob, but I'd seriously consider someone else as your hero, ha ha. Pure luck I believe, just the right place at the right time! 73, Kirk

I modified my PL-310 by removing the stock ferrite rod, then installing a jack on the top for the 7.5" loopstick. I left enough Litz wire for connecting the jack to the circuit board. While it was

Some good sunset DX tonight on 960: 960 WQLA LaFollette TN at 1715, brief fade-up with "Oldies Radio 960 WQLA" ID, then gone. Heard on the Sony XDR-F1HD. A new station for my overall log, number

HI Guys: My wife is off to Michigan to take part in the US Thanksgiving Festivities...and I am stuck at home going to work!!!! WAH!!!!! Anyways...I took the free time last night to DX for about 3

Kirk you Rascal you!!!!! Logging NEWFOUNDLAND down in Oklahoma!!!! I haven't heard them here in Ontario on the ULR's yet!!!! As a matter of fact.....I haven't heard NFLD on the BCB on ANY RADIO

Hi Farmerik, Despite its compact cabinet, the new PL-606has the same FM-SW external antenna plug-in jack as found on the PL-310 model.This jack can be rewired for use as an external MW antenna

Kirk: Congratulations on hearing JOBK this morning. It's not heard as often at my QTH as some of the other NHK powerhouses. Usually a signal from its sister station, JOBB 828 is audible most

The sunset in the Akita, Japan, area was around 0720 UTC, while sunrise here in northern Oklahoma was just after 1215 UTC this morning. So listen between sunset there and sunrise at your

Guido, I'm sure you'll do very well when you can get outside. That's one advantage of ultralights: you can take them anywhere - backyard, high-rise rooftop, park, beach, mountain, etc. For DXing in

Tnx, Gary. To be honest, I feel lucky every time I log a new station, be it domestic or from other countries! What intrigues me abt this morning is why would I hear some audio on those two freqs and