Or "what happens to Q wen you connect your high Q loop" to a PL-310,PL-380 etc? I have been experimenting now for several weeks to come up with one ferrite rod to cover the entire 150khz to

China based RDA Micro, an RF IC company, has been introducing some interesting single chip radio solutions, similar to those made by Silicon Labs in the US. A number of chips are of interest: 1.

Hello To All, Very good propagation last evening considering the Solar K index was at 2. Also the lower end of the dial seemed to be a bit stronger than previous nights in the last month or so. 1 new

Between FM Es openings (as few as there have been so far in June), I have added two graveyarders to my ULR log on June 19: 1450 WCUM Bridgeport CT, Spanish programming, tropical;-type music 1450 WQWK

If they ever decide to get back in the radio business and carry the Tecsuns, I would buy one.. even if it said DAK on it. I just got a package in the mail from China today and there was no problem.

>> >>http://www.dak.com/reviews/3308story.cfm Does>>anyone have these? They look different than the usual >>cheapknock offs. >>Mark Barnett N8PGV I do not have any BSR earbuds but I really

Hello To All, As the weekend approached yours truly on Friday June 17 had completed a wonderful 43 years in total in the radio Dxing hobby and hoping for many more ahead. The Ultralight radio

Hi Richard, Thanks for your comments. It was enjoyable to write the article, but not as much fun as watching you and Rob receive multiple Longwave TA's from Europe and Africa, using the LW loopsticks

Gary: Thanks for the most interestingarticle. It is a valuable addition to the expanding ULRlibrary. Looking forward to the upcoming DXseason. Richard. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N

Hideeho gang, Despite what many believe to be the dog-days of MW DX summer, this morning proved to be an oustanding morn for some southern DX here in northern Oklahoma. Tnx to a tip from the renowned

Hello All, As most ULR enthusiasts are aware, the Tecsun Company has included Longwave coverage on all of their DSP pocket radios since the introduction of the PL-300WT in the spring of 2009.

All power to All India Radio! They have vision! The decadent West has sold its soul to DAB, an inferior option. Others are invited to comment, but my understanding is that the new DSP chips would

Getting legacy receiver is an issue hear.. and talking about limited immediate future of DRM.. dont know abt other countries.. but AIR has already declared that, they are converting all existing

The newfangled digiprocessed whatsits are probably all DRM-unfriendly. You need a low IF offshoot for DRM. Build your own, as real men do, or use a legacy receiver, such as a 7600 with a low-IF

Thank's for all your replies guys. I did own a Degen DE1103, It died 2 years ago, when I modded it for DRM and slept off listening to it on a rainy day with a dead radio in the morning. Couple of my

The Tecsun PL660 is great bang for your buck. I purchased one two months ago and love it, it has pretty much all you need in a small, relatively inexpensive receiver.

Already mentioned, but I wholeheartedly agree - Tecsun PL-660. I own more radios than I should and for that price point, the PL-660 is a great value. I own the Sony that was mentioned as well, and I

hi Amogh, http://home.comcast.net/~phils_radio_designs/2011_SW_Guide.pdf regards, phil http://home.comcast.net/~phils_radio_designs/

My PL-600 worked quite well briefly, and had a very directional pick up pattern for AM DXing, but it died a very early death. I also have a SONY SW7600G which has to be 10 or 15 years old and works

I have the PL-600 its sounds good ,and putout the weak signals .Im a MW dxer ,so I need a very sensitive radio ,I buy also theGrundig YB 4oo on Ebay.de last monday .I compare the radiowith the