I got a new station on a GY frquency as follows WCDT 1340 Winchester,Tn -1906-1907 EST -11.22.08 poor to very poor briefly out of jumble with yl giving legal id mentioning Franklin County,s

Gary - you're plenty worthy of the award. If you hadn't been curious about what the SRF-59 could do, there are more than 100 of us who would be DX'ing, but we wouldn't be nearly as challenged and

Here's mine; it's already posted on another Yahoo Group that is about DX. If I'd known my picture was going to be taken I would have shaved. It's from a conference I attended in Monterey in

Allen: Thank you for the info. The signal has been audible since before local sunset again tonight. I'll listen later and see what I hear. Best of Dxing. Richard Allen.   you've been hearing.

couldn't believe my ears this morning. Details are below. 1490, KBLF, Red Bluff, CA, 1513-1530 UTC, 11/22. Audible here with a decent signal up and down throughout the time frame I've listed.

Have any of you heard BSKSA, Duba? If so, what are it's characteristics? Does it send a carrier signal during early evening in eastern North America. What is the stations sign-on time. Any

From the North Atlantic, Congratulations Gary DeBock on your highly deserved award , your inspirations in developing the Ultralight phenomenon and taking it to new heights in only a year is an

Kirk: Congratulations on hearing KBLF 1490, especially at mid-morning. The frequency of 1490 kHz has proven a tough one for me to DX and hear anything other than almost local KMFS. Good DX and

--- Kirk: Cogratulations on the super GY catch on the slider E-100.I will have to get me one of those !I add my congrats to yours and others for Gary,s excllent award. One the anniversary date,I

Kirk, That is a fabulous catch, once again!!! I spent alla last winterDXing only the Graveyard channels, and the farthest west I got was onereception in Northeast Arizona... and that was with the

Hi Gang, First of all, I was happy to be able to put faces with Gary and Guy. Good picture guys. Maybe some of the other members might consider submitting a mugshot(?) Gary, your award is well

Congratulations Gary, you richly deserve the award. Also, thanks for the help you've given me since I joined the ULR fun. Richard Allen 36°22'51"M / 97°26'35"W

Guy Atkins wrote: Gary.................Congratulations on the well deserved Award!! .......and thanks to Guy Atkins for the Official Press Release and photo of you and he during the Presentation. No

For those who may not be able to view the embedded photo in the recent ULR Yahoogroup message about Gary's award, I've added the picture to the photos section of the

November 21, 2008 [Puyallup, WA] - As the secondyear of the exciting ultralight radio (ULR) hobby begins, it's fitting to honorthe DXer who started it all - Gary DeBock of Puyallup, Washington. On

A big fat CONGRATULATIONS!!! to Gary for a richly deserved recognition.... what awonderful thing Ultralighting has become in the lives of many of us...rejuvenating a much-beloved hobby, letting us

For some time I've been hearing what I thought was a het during the early evening whenever I listen to nearby KOKC 1520. It usually begin around sunset and eventually fades aways an hour or so later.

Hello Guys, Apparently the multi-talented John Bryant iscapable of much more than superb organization and fantastic technicalinnovation-- he also appears to be a Master of secret scheming.

Hello Guys, From Guy Atkins: Chuck Hutton's reception ofIndia-1566 on a stock Ultralight was made with the tiny Sony SRF-T615, not aSangean model as earlier reported. Chuck and Guy had lunch

Hello Guys, Thanks to all (Kevin, Rob, Carl, Allen, John,Kirk, Richard, Dennis, Greg and many others) for your generous comments aboutthe first anniversary of the Ultralight Radio boom, which