Last evening conditions seemed pretty good to the south. I didn't have long to listen, but did happen to run across a radio Progreso outlet never hrd here before. 810, R. Progreso, Guantanamo, Cuba,

Last night just after our lcl SS, Lady Luck helped me stumble across another new station. Conidering the time of the reception, I was rather skeptical at first. However, after reviewing my notes and a

Just went through the files and can see the Zenith is to big. correction on the old Sony 620 it is really a TR-630 which I have had since high school. It still performs like new. Of course I think it

Have been enjoying this thread for the last two days, I find it amazing what can be done with the Ultralight radio's. We have been in Boston for the last two weeks, new grandson visit with my son.

Static was low enough to do some listening this evening--first time in quite awhile. A few signals out to about 1200 miles (stronger Canadians) heard. A seasonal beacon from Yellowstone National Park

Greetings to everyone. Thanks for the responses. You've convinced me it's what the realtors say ... location location location. OK, maybe I can't move to Newfoundland right now, or even to a quieter

Low Frequency ground waves bend with the curvature of the earth when the lower part of the wave loses energy as a result of currents induced in the ground/water. So ground waves should improve. Solar

Could the totally saturated ground thru the midwest and south east be helping in anyway on signal strength? I know night is skywave and day is ground wave, just wondering though, could the soaked

Hello To All Varied propagation conditions last evening along with static and noise levels still quite high. Managed to log a good number of stations considering the noisy conditions, including

Propagation wasn't too bad here last night, it just decided to not be good at all whenever a station was giving call letters. I did manage to snag two new ones though. I know I was picking up more new

It is mostly location and knowing what to listen for. I was in Nova Scotia a few years ago in January and I easily picked up 12 countries on MW (all European) using just a stock PL-310 barefoot in

Hello Mark and All, Allen's superb TA-DXing results are possible not only because of his ideal location on an ocean beach in eastern Newfoundland (as explained by Kevin), but also because of his

Hello To All As previously promised, here is what we have heard in the first 30 days at our new location of Bristol's Hope using the Ultralight Radios which also provided us with a number of new

Greetings! I just spent the last half hour or more trying to catch up with all the latest news about ULR's. Wow, I'm sorry I'd missed quite a lot. Welcome to Ginger of Oklahoma City! It's great to

Sorry folks, that last one was meant for Gary only. However, you folks can help as well with anything you can contribute... never hurts to ask. phil_tekno@... Phil Bytheway IRCA Bookstore Seattle

Gary, Now that things have settled down at work, I'm going to resume the Ultralight column for DXM as well as expand to DXN. I've also heard from Fred at DXAS and he would be willing to include a

RE: >>>>>>> Hey all and Allen in Newfoundland in particular; I've been reading this group for a while and am amazed at the DX reports, esp. for MW. As subject line states, I don't own an Ultralight

In the files area, I have a uldx pdf file in the members loggings folder. In that file, on the 2nd-to-last page is a collection of low power stations I have received over the years with an Ultra-Light

Keep it up, Kirk! I'm at 780 stations right now, but not much DX to speak of lately, except for the FM Es opening last week. I added 7 stations from Minnesota to my FM log but not on any of my ULs.

Hello To All, Propagation was topsy turvey again for the first part of the evening, then leveled to better conditions later on. Most of the Trans-Atlantic signals were later than usual appearing