I really can't add much that's not already been said about the first anniversary of this very fun aspect of the DXing hobby. I also have had a renewed interest in MW DX'ing, something that in the past

Which Sangean did you use? Tom Welch Mesa, AZ USA

I have to agree with these posts. Not everyone can afford a thousand dollar boat anchor or put out a beverage and many of us don't have the technical know-how to construct a EWE. But anyone can buy

Gary: Thank you for discovering the DX capability of the tiny SRF-59. It returned me to a hobby I'd neglected for many years. Now my R75 and G313e communication receivers sit idle most of the

My sentiments are the same as the previous posts regarding the anniversary of the Ultralight Radio movement. This past year has definitely been a very special one for me , having the opportunity to

Carl: Thanks for the information. I will definitely check out KVI 570. Back in the good old days, before the AM band became so overcrowded, I use to hear KGA 1510 from Spokane. But that was a long

--- I forgot to mention that i first read about the ULR movement through the article that Popular Communications did on it back in April(i think) of this year.I had not heard of it previously.I

---Happy 1st anniversary to all in the ultralight movement.I can say with many others for sure,that this is the most amazing niche of the hobby that i have ever been involved in.The fact that anyone

--- Richard: When i lived back in Oklahoma,i did receive KVI 570 in Seattle at least a couple of times but not on ULRs.The winter dx season was over when i got involved in ULRs.On a few occassions i

Kevin: While conditions are improved, thus far the distant signals aren't rolling in as I hoped. The exception, is Vancouver's "News 11-30" which is coming in at 0500 UTC with a fair signal.

My thanks to Gary and Kirk for their kind comments. Now that I've reached 200 I'm going to take a break from ultralight DXing for a few days. Then, when I return I'm going to start using my two new

At 08:24 PM 11/18/2008, Gary Debock wrote: Hello Guys, With the Ultralight radio niche hobby now beingenjoyed throughout North America, Europe and many other areas of theworld, some enthusiasts

Happy Birthday, ULR! And of course, a profound thanks to Gary for all of his enthusiasm, generosity, and all-around support for making the Ultralight Radio hobby what it is today! Kevin S Bainbridge

Hi Richard: Things have been good out here near Seattle as well. WGN-720 and WBBM-780 were coming in great last night from Chicago, on top of stations out of Nevada, with readability quality perhaps

I appears signal propagation conditions have improved from the unsettled period last weekend and should be mostly quiet for the remainder of the week. The K-index has been zero since before 0600 UTC

Hello Guys, With the Ultralight radio niche hobby now beingenjoyed throughout North America, Europe and many other areas of the world, someenthusiasts may be curious how this whole craziness

Hi Saul, Wow, thanks for the great report. I'm happythat you guys logged a lot of great DX during the Newfie trip, andcongratulations on hearing Saudi Arabia-1521 on your Prison Radio.

Howdy Radio Nuts, I didn't have much time to tune around tonight, but I lucked into one new station and a Canadian at that. I'm always happy to hear the Canadians because for some reason I have

Carl: The het is often heard here in Oklahoma on 1521 kHz from around sunset until about 0130 UTC. I'm sure it's the BSKSA station at Duba, Saudi Arabia. The tough part is pulling an audible signal

Alright Greg!! Good job and congrats! This is very cool and exciting stuff we've all been enjoying this year thanks to some guy up in the NE somewhere, lol! You're doing fantastic, and if I don't get