Listened again last night with surprising results. I heard the 3rd harmonic of KLIF 570 on 1710 (and even stronger on 1700). It was a stronger signal on 1700 than it was on 570! The previous

Thanks, Richard. I took another look at it last night. This time, there was no change between MW & FM, but the indicator dropped from 3 segments to 1 segment when I switched to weather band. When

I own several M37V/W receivers and thereis no change in the battery indicator switching from AM to FM bands. Good DX. Richard. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N /97°26'35"W (near Perry OK USA)

Thanks for the quick reply Steve. Found the DM 4070 on ebay, but unfortunately it looks like it only ships to USA but Not to Canada where I reside.

I've mentioned a decent LCR meter I've used, before on this list. Not many ULR folks are interested in measuring inductance, however. The Chinese DM4070 model LCR meter works well; I've compared it

Phil, thanks for review Are you record RSSI (dBu) for yours 88 stations? It will be interesting to see it in table with SNR. My tests show that Stereo switch off not only due to SNR<11dB, but

I've been reading Gary DeBock's writeups on building that excellent 7.5 inch Ferrite Bar Loopstick. Now that my PL 380 is in shipping from China I am wondering what type of Inductance Meter can be

Hello To All, Trans-Atlantic signals continue to be decent here in the North Atlantic. Making much later appearances due to later daylight the following stations were heard over the past few

I have one in the mail.... That will be interesting to check out with a meter. Mark Barnett N8PGV GET SWABBED!!! Save a Life by becoming a bone marrow donor. A child near YOU is DYING for a

Networkradio.com seems to be related to 2 FM stations. I'm wondering if this is a pirate. Possibly "The Big Q" which uses 1710

1710 kc, 0221 UT, 28 June 2011 EE male, mention of networkradio.com, east/west orientation from central Arkansas heard on SRF-M37W, stock & barefoot Was it a ghost, or did I really hear it?! I'll

I would like to hear more about your spiral loop antenna, such as the wire you used, and the spacing between turns. I also experimented with diamond weave and rook wound coils of 10-12 inches on both

When I awoke this morning, there were way too many lightning crashes on the MW band here, so I tuned to the weather band to listen to the forecast. In doing so, I noticed that the battery indicator

Since the Alinco DX-R8T/E receiver has been discussed previously on the ultralightdx Yahoo group, I thought that the following might be of interest to the

Great Rob! Thanks. Sounds really easy. I will email you the logs in the format you mentioned and just put it all in the body of the email. Thanks again! John

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Hey everyone, I believe I understand how to format my loggings for submission to our award system, but who should I submit them to? Or how should I submit them? Thanks! John

Hi Nick, If you are handy with a soldering iron, the PL-310 is very simple to modify for external antennas. See the group files section for the "Laurie" mod to the PL-310. The PL-380 mod is more

Thanks for all the great comments -especially re the USB setup. Ordered my pl 380 tonight.

I have had my PL-360 on my 2 and 4 foot air cores and they work well, but are not nearly as narrow a pattern as ferrite loops. - FARMERIK