Thanks Steve, found it. Hope it measures to 1700 uh. Local Fluke meters here are about $156.00.

howdy! you're welcome. i, unfortunately, did not record the RSSI values. awesome work! Tecsun has been informed so it would be interesting to test future versions. regards, phil :)

That sounds like a fine idea. I do not (yet) own one of the Alincos, but I have a venerable Ten Tec Omni V that has the N4PY chip, so I know Carl can shake and bake with the best. He's a nice guy, too

Hi Farmerik, Yes, the PL-360's LW switching system seems designed by Rube Goldberg himself, and it's probably best to have it all set up and running on Longwave before heading for the beach. Once in

I am planning on spending a few days right on the beach in Maine again this Fall, and will bring it with me. Last year for some unknown reason the '360 would not switch to receive LW while I was

Saw this on a YG I belong to, and thought it may be of interest to some: radio on a chipPosted by: "Ralph Brandi" dxplorer@... ralph.brandiWed Jun 29, 2011 3:43 am (PDT) I've been playing with

Ginger, I really like Fred Cantu's website ... http://mexicoradiotv.com/frec_am.htm He's located in San Antonio, Texas, and has a pretty good edge on Mexican AM stations. You'll see the underlined

http://radio-locator.com/ has most of them. 73, Kevin Raper KJ4HYD CE WCKI WQIZ WLTQ There is no limitation to the fidelity of AM radio. From a mathematical standpoint, AM does better in frequency

Here's 2 links to try: http://www.mexicoradiotv.com/ http://radiostationworld.com/Locations/Mexico/

Is there a website that gives freq's, call signs, content ect for Mexican radio stations. I can't seem to find one, I know I'm picking up a few frequently but all I ever seem to hear is Radio National

<<< I have pretty much given up trying for TA LW on a ULR without an amplified antenna. >>> Hello Farmerik, For receiving Longwave TA's on an Ultralight radio, you might want to consider using your

I have two m37W and there is no change in the battery indicator switching between AM/FM/WX on either unit.

Jerry - read his description page further down. He ships to Canada for $8. Steve WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://members.shaw.ca/ve7sl

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