QUOTE /QUOTE I have RX's on 950, 960, 990... nothing on 970 from NE-USA. Normally I would also check my homebrew log, but I know that 970 kHz is the last frewuency w/o a RX. Might be new, or a

Richard: I will add my congratulations on reaching the 800 stations milestone.Now on to 900 ! 73, Carl DeWhitt Maryville,Tn.

Hello All, After finishing up the construction of the LW-optimized 6'5" sided PVC box loop, I've uploaded more photos to the related photo album on the Ultralightdx site, showing the antenna in its

Hello To All, A later than usual DX session last night, however it proved to be fruitful as two new stations were added to the ULR log. For approximately 45 minutes around 3:00 UTC/11:30PM Local

It did - thanks! -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Hi Peter/all: My understanding is that the Tecsuns use a varactor (variable capacitance) to tune the internal ferrite to the desired frequency. This tuning process occurs every time you adjust the

Can you expand on this? What makes the 7600GR so different from the Tecsuns that it can make use of the Stick while the others cannot? -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Howdy Gang, It's very cold here in northcentral Oklahoma. It's been snowing for the last 7 hours at times at abt one inch per hour. Anyway, after a few weeks of empty-handedness, I stumbled across a

Hi all: After building a tuned loopstick with a 18" Stormwise "monster" ferrite, I wanted to know how it compared with other LW antenna options. So, I got out my Q Stick, my Quantum Loop with the

On 08/02/2011 10:05 PM, dhsatyadhana wrote: Well Kevin........Everything has gone GOOFY!! The Weather is GOOFY......Richard and Kirk down in Oklahoma are Freezing to death and Shoveling

Hey Rob: This seems excessive! Maybe limit it to one or two per night, so as to pace yourself? I'd just hate to see you overdoing it in your retirement:-) Kevin The Great Conditions at SUNSET

Hi Guys: The Great Conditions at SUNSET have remained again tonight. Conditions to the West were real nice and I logged 4 more NEW Stations for the ULR LOG. TWO of those are NEW for the OVERALL LOG

Thanks Gary - I will have to try both of those frequencies tomorrow morning. I did sit on 266 khz for a little bit, but only VR was coming in. Kevin

Hi Rob, Kevin and All, In between winding 7.5" LW looopsticks for others there has been a little time to chase NDB's here, and the log now has 88 stations from 7 states and 4 provinces. This morning

On 08/02/2011 11:46 AM, dhsatyadhana wrote: Kevin.......Good work on the New Ones from the Park!!! You're certainly getting into this Pre-Sunrise Beacon DXing ....and quickly figuring out

Hi all: I got to my picnic table in the park much earlier this morning, about an hour prior to LSR, but conditions were only so-so. Oh well, at least it was really cold out :-) More creature

Kevin: Thank you. Good DX. Richard. Richard Allen, 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near Perry OK USA)

Allen & Diane: Thank you. Instead of hearing 800 stations on an ULR, I'd rather hear the far off DX you receive in Newfoundland. Only the strongest transoceanic signals penetrate this far inland.

Kirk: Thanks. Even without WBBZ in my backyard, 1250 kHz is tough here. The biggest problem being Kansas City's KYYS heard 24/7. Good DX. Richard. Richard Allen, 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near

John: Thank you. I'm familiar with that rut. I've been stuck in it a few times and found only persistence works for extraction. Best wishes and good DX. Richard. Richard Allen, 36°22'51"N /