n Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 09:24, farmerik <farmerik@...> wrote: http://www.spegweb.com/radiotv/ My friend and coworker, Doug KC5JUS, also of Norman, Okla, is an avid FM DXer and recently logged his

Thanks......Now up to 26 Beacons.....2 more logged this afternoon!! Well...it works...the signals aren't real strong but they are copyable. With beacons you don't need a Booming Signal

Hi Guys: Just got finished shoveling snow out of 2 Driveways.....and needed to come in for a break!! I grabbed the Tecsun PL-380 and did a couple of Sweeps across the Longwave NDB Band. Logged 2

Hi Rob, I'm happy that you are having fun chasing NDB beacons on longwave with the 7.5" MW loopstick PL-380,, and congratulations on your 24 loggings. I've known for quite a while that the MW plug-in

The 531 and 549 Algerians and the 621 Canaries station were very strong last night here, swamping the adjacent domestics on pretty much any radio tried. High end TA's were spotty, even on the Perseus

Besides Greenland and WGN, here are some other 720 kHz signals I have heard at various locations in eastern Massachusetts: VENEZUELA: YVQE, R. Oriente, Porlamar (common) CANARY ISLANDS: RNE R.5,

Thanks - Those are good links. Anyone know of an FM list sorted more by region of the USA? States are small around Connecticut, and I could be getting stations from several. So far lists are all of

Here's another FM Frequency List which is maintained and Up to date!!!! http://www.w9wi.com/fm-channel-index.html 73........ROB VA3SW

Hi Farmerik: Check out this Article on FM Propagation....it should tell you all you need to know to be an FM Dxer.......... 73....ROB VA3SW

Hey Rob: Keep going! Next thing you know, you'll be outside in the cold in your back yard or at a picnic bench, straining to hear that next dit or dah... A more comfortable option may be to wind a

I have stumbled across some relatively distant FM stations recently, and was wondering if some one here could write a brief paragraph outlining FM DXing, or give a link to an over view page. Nothing

Hi Guys: I was just checking my OVERALL Beacon Log and I see that 3 of the 24 Beacons I logged on my First Day of "ULR" Beacon Dxing, are actually NEW BEACONS for my OVERALL LOG, which began way

Hi Guys: I'm not finding the LW Beacon Band real "Crowded" using my Tecsun PL-380.....but what I do find is that it really goes in Spurts! On some sweeps I hear next to nothing.....then on the

Hello To All, Checking 720 khz last evening around sunset it was noticeable that Greenland was missing from the frequency or at least that's what it appeared . Later on , checking the frequency

I just wanted to warn the group about a trojan horse that's located on a website I just clicked into while searching for listings of Cuban radio stations. The website

Richard, Wow! Excellent loggings, my friend. I gotta get myself in gear and start hitting the dials more often. If only I didn't have that inconvenience of having to work for a living...ha ha. You

Tony....I knew there was another name I forgot to mention in my earlier post!!!!! YOU!!!!! HAHHAHAHHA.....I knew you'd remember Clarkie's DX Barn!!!! I used to LOVE going up there...I would

Hi Richard, Well, I can't think of anyone whose DXing hasn't helped in antenna experimentation more than you, Richard, both with the MW plug-in loopsticks (multiple TP's in Oklahoma), and LW plug-in

Well I logged Greenland on 3815U almost exactly a year ago Rob, and heard it (detected it?) 2 days later again. Threw out about 500' of wire (BOG) to try and log Simuliaq on 720 with WGN phased in