Gary, absolutely astounding reception report, great pictures, including that Winnipeg 248 kHz Beacon here in my location. How many Ferrite Rods does that compact 6.5 inch FSL have? And how many

It would help. The 3-gangs have to be used in-parallel with 3 switches, so that one, two, or all three are in use. This will allow for a near-continuous range. The radio might be adding capacitance

Thanks for that. WE've noticed around here that there is a "low freq. local osc." of about 45-48kHz. I thought that might be some form of 2nd IF-on-a-chip or mixer-osc. Paul S. in CT

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Hello All, Thanks again to Brian for arranging this "Barn Door" CLE event, and for his generous welcome to the new Ultralight NDB-chasing niche group. Sometimes I wonder if Brian really knows what

Great pictures Milton. That Ferrite Rod is huge. What types of Antennas do you have? Jerry

Eureka! Now the tinyurl works. Great! I can get a good idea of your antennas now. Much appreciated. And : nice location ! Michael

I think I´ll have to give up, Milton ! The tinyurl gives me : "Sorry, the website www.flickr.comments cannot be found"

Hey Michael! (updated 2, sorry... i had a really bad time with my mobile keyboard...) Check

Thanks for the reply, Milton The youtube links work fine, but the flicker one returns the standard message : "Your search - www.flickr.comments/photos/11973886@N06/page3/ - did not match any

Hey Michael! (updated) Check if these links work for you:

Hey Michael! Check if these links work for you: Tonarte Nova Santa

They do have several Medium Wave stations in America. 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

Good catches, I'm not sure about MW but on SW La Voz Christiana is a station out of Chile, I have a 2001 QSL from them, pretty generic ID but ya never know! The freq was in the 17.000mhz range. Maybe

Hi Guys: Did some looking around @ SUNSET tonight..and found nothing New. However I did log a couple of nice seldom heard Relogs here!! Both of these are relatively Low Powered as well...with one

Ginger,it was on 17680Khz Voz deChristiana ,also on 6070Khz and 11 790Khz (not sure) .There are,many stations on MW .I heard 3 or 4 stations here in Belgium ,with my PerseusSDR and Super Kaz

Good catches, I'm not sure about MW but on SW La Voz Christiana is a station out of Chile, I have a 2001 QSL from them, pretty generic ID but ya never know! The freq was in the 17.000mhz range. Maybe

Actually, it has always been my understanding that the"official" definition of what is a ULR is really only relevantto the Awards. - DRA At 02:59 PM 7/28/2011, KeithB wrote: David R.

Jerry, more capacity would extend the frequency coverage towards lower frequencies, but at the same time a higher C > L ratio would adversely affect sensitivity and selectivity to some degree.

Good Morning or whatever it is at your QTH, After listening to 1540 quite a bit during the last few weeks, I finally was able to dig out an ID on a previously UNID SS station. Hrd on both the T-615