Hello Guys, As John has explained, whenever your local sunrisecoincides with a DX station's sunset, amazing receptions can occur onUltralights. Currently the Asian sunset propagation peaks

Down here in the southwest, hearing German on XEPL (and a couple other Mexican stations)is a regular occurrence. There is a fairly sizable German Mennonite population in Chihuahua.

Congratulations Kirk on solving the mystery. I must listen again because it didn't sound much like German to me. Thus far this morning (11/7/08) no Japanese station has been noted. I interfaced the

>> A great night with my new E100. Got my 399th and 400th UL stations tonight: #399 Absolute Radio-1215 England. Barefoot! #400 WCLE-1570 Cleveland TN with Sporting News Radio John Cereghin Smyrna DE

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Kirk Allen" <kirk74601@...> wrote: XEPL, Ciu. Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, Mexico 0300-0600+. 11/7 > A while back I posted an UNID sta on 550 broadcasting in what I >

A great night with my new E100. Got my 399th and 400th UL stations tonight: #399 Absolute Radio-1215 England. Barefoot! #400 WCLE-1570 Cleveland TN with Sporting News Radio John Cereghin Smyrna

--That is an incredible catch but especially so when you get it barefoot !Congratulations on the incredible catch in Oklahoma.Hopefully ,i will be able to catch some TA,s here in Tennessee and maybe

Atta Boy John......you've done ME and THE AWARD Proud!! Not to mention the Ultralight Community as a whole!! I knew you could do it!!! Don't forget to send in your logs for the Real Nice Award that

This morning KSPI, 780 kHz, didn't switch on their transmitter at the usual time of 1100 UTC. That permitted me to hear JOUB, 774 kHz, using a barefoot SRF-T615. At times the signal had fair copy

Did it! For the 300 Stations in 30 Days Challenge, I got stations 299 and 300 this morning. Number 300 was WDFN-1130 in Detroit. As a result of the challenge, a total of 52 new UL stations were

Congratulations John, We all admire your accomplishment of successfullyreceiving 300 stations in 30 days on your Ultralight radios, especiallyconsidering your east coast location. It certainly

Thanks to Richard Allen for telling me about this new station. KEOR from Catoosa, OK is now on the air on 1120 khz now giving occassional IDs. One ID heard here at 1952 UTC. "1120, KEOR, Catoosa."

This one is a real sleeper. It lists for $130.00, and in my opinionisn't worth anywhere near that. However it is well worth $19.99 or $29.99.The $49.99 price shown is for an E100. If you have an E100

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Hello Guys, As John Bryant, Allen Willie and others havediscovered, it's a supreme Ultralight thrill to receive multiple TP's or TA'swith a tiny radio in the palm of your hand. With fantastic

Just a reminder that the entries to the Fall Follies Ultralight Contests are due by soon after your dawn tomorrow. Remember that you DO NOT have to turn in your log for the "Stations Heard" contests,

Thanks to a previous tip from Richard Allen, I was finally able to hear ND. (#28) WDAY, Fargo, ND, 1215-1235. Difficult copy at first, but they peaked very nicely right at 1230 UTC. What luck they

With 4 days left in the Challenge, I am on the brink- 298 stations, with 4 more being added last night. The Challenge had allowed me to add 51 new stations to my UL log (total now at 396 stations)

Greetings, Personally I had a really good time participating in the Fall Follies. It had been a long time since I participated in any radio contest. Although speed chasing stations certainly isn't my