Good Morning, Decent TP conditions continued here again today,with a new barefoot TP country provided by a booming VOR-648 (Russia)logging on a Sangean DT-400W Ultralight at 1419. The modified

Hi Guys: Sunrise brought one new one for the ULTRALIGHT Log....which is also NEW for the OVERALL Log as well!! Also one RElog included here from late last night. Radio used for these receptions

Hi Guys: Some decent conditions to the West tonight at Sunset brought 4 New Stations to the ULTRALIGHT Radio Log. All 4 Stations are Also NEW to the OVERALL Log as well....so that was a Bonus!! Two

Hi Ray: Welcome to the fun! Be prepared to have your enthusiasm for DXing ratcheted up a few notches. Coincidentally, I just published an updated list of definitions that we use to approve

Way to go Richard!! I need to start paying more attention to that freq when I'm up at that hour. Kirk Allen Ponca City, Oklahoma

Not much last night- just racking up a lot of stations for the Barefoot contest. But this morning, at sunrise, I got two new stations for the overall log: 1320 FL WBOB Jacksonville 0630, Florida

Hello Guys, The Fall Follies contest will certainly have someserious distance mileage complied by the Northwest TP-chasing group, unlike theMarch Sprint contest. With fairly decent

This morning I heard JOUB 774 kHz at 1118 UTC on a barefoot, factory aligned E100. Also heard hets on 594, 693 and 774 kHz around 1130 UTC. Good DX everyone. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N /

Hi Guys, Really good evening and early morning to start off the Fall Follies . Notably the Cuban stations were present . Managed to log 5 new ones for the ULR log , 4 of which were new overall

Being new to Ultralight DX ,I'm a bit confused about which radios are considered to be legitimate Ultralight DX rigs? Are legitimate Ultralight Radios defined by cost,size or lack of external

This evening I started tuning around a little after our lcl sunset, and discovered that at least for this evening, I couldn't really get into logging mass quantities of stations. One of the reasons

Gary, Guy and I found the two-page per subject format of our serializedarticle on modifying the E100 quite restrictive. We were able togive enough information in those articles for the experienced

Hello Guys, As John Bryant has mentioned, our 7-pagejoint article describing the development, construction and performance of theinnovative E100 Slider loopstick has just been uploaded on

From Laredo, TX 10-24 0600 UTC (plus/minus several minutes): 1520 KHz KFXZ 500 watts Lafayette, LA 480 miles. In the null of KOKC 1520 50 KW 1580 KHz KMIK 50 KW Tempe, AZ 823 miles Radio

Oh, DANG IT ALL!!! The official rules govern, of course. Its fourhours, to be broken in a maximum of 8 segments, each a minimum of 30minutes and my failing brain just mushed all of that together,

Hi Guys, I'm a bit confused on the rule for the most stations heard. In the pdf file I saved from dxer.ca, the rules say a total listening time of 4 hours, but this posting states 8 hours. Maybe I

Yesterday was Day 15 of the Challenge and it has proven to be beneficial to the log. After 15 days, I have logged 247 stations, or 82.33% of the way to the goal. I've been able to add 33 new

One new log early this morning as follows: 1180 khz - CMBA R. Rebelde, Villa Maria Cuba 10/24/08 9:04 UTC w/ man in spanish followed by woman with announcements, mentions of Havana and Cuba