Thank you very much. I do hope the FSL antennas will become available to purchase. Until then I will keep using what I have. I am curious how my rook and diamond weave 12 inch antenna coils would

Gary, was the 8" Diameter FSL Inductively or directly coupled to the PL 606? I ask this since in one of the pictures it looks like one of those big loops - the second one is directly connected to the

<<< I could not hear the media clips, and explaining to me how to do that would probably be a challenge. Could you briefly describe the results or post the RSSI numbers if you recorded them? I am

Hello Michael, Thanks for your interest in Ferrite Sleeve Loop antennas, and for your comments on my post. <<<Would it be possible to do a three-fold comparison, including LW, between the 4' loop,

Hello Michael, Thanks for your interest in Ferrite Sleeve Loop antennas, and for your comments on my post. <<<Would it be possible to do a three-fold comparison, including LW, between the 4' loop,

Gary - Thanks for all your experimenting and reporting of test results. You and several others are doing a huge service to improve ULR DXing results for all members. Because I am a computer idiot, I

Thanks for the nteresting, informative report, Gary! Would it be possible to do a three-fold comparison, including LW, between the 4' loop, the FSL and a single-ferrite such as the 7" loopstick, all

Hello All, With a DXpedition trip scheduled to the Oregon coast in about a week (with the family) and only enough space to pack a relatively compact antenna, it was time to choose the best performer

Hi John, Are you sure the MW steps are not selectable ? At 9 khz its evidently intended for the domestic CC market. Presume at that price the DSP setting is preset. Any info as to what that might be

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Good job Kirk. I'm at 784 right now after adding WENI-1450 Corning NY to the log last week. I hope to be at 800 stations by the end of the year. I'm in Greenwood, Nova Scotia for the week (4th of

I've just one more new station to report on the uphill journey to log 800 different stations on ULR's. Hrd this one on the Sony T-615 w/ SAT. Also audible at equal listenability on my Eton E-100

Gosh - I didn´t imagine graveyards would be so exciting; thanks, all, for the info! Michael UK

Robert is generally correct about the "Graveyard" nighttime power limit increase to 1 KW. (Thanks for correcting my correction, Robert!) FCC rule changes did indeed raise the nighttime power limit to

On 02/07/2011 9:48 AM, Jeffrey Fritz wrote: Hi Jeff: Nope...it's 1 KW around the clock now!!! been that way for many years!! Regards........ROB VA3SW Robert S.

If I may--a slight correction. I worked as a Chief Engineer at two "graveyard frequency" stations. Unless the FCC has made a rule change, AM nighttime power (roughly dusk to dawn) on the "graveyard"

no problem Jerry....2000uH = 2.0mH so you could easily measure this on the second or third range (2mH or 20mH) Steve WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://members.shaw.ca/ve7sl

Steve, after a detailed look I'm not so sure that the DM 4070 will measure down to 2000 uh? The posted ranges for inductance are: 200 uh, 2 mh, 20 mh, 200 mh, 2h, and 20h. Do you know if the DM 4070

The IRCA publishes a Mexican Log which is updated every September. IRCA Mexican Log, 15th Edition (Winter 2010) The IRCA MEXICAN LOG lists all AM stations in Mexico by frequency, including call

Hi Michael, Thanks for your question. In the American AM frequency allocation system the "Graveyard" frequencies are 1230, 1240, 1340, 1400, 1450 and 1490 kHz. Stations on these frequencies are