Hi Guys: Even though today is my day off....I was up at 0545 AM and ready to go!! Seems the Older I get, the earlier I wake up......7 AM is sleeping in!! Whatever happened to those Teenage Years

D'OH!! The heading should of course read KBLF, not KBLE. Ahemm, some days are just like this, lol. --- In ultralightdx@..., "Kirk Allen" <kirk74601@...> wrote: suppose ask

Colin.........Congratulations on this fine Award.........One that you can actually use to Tune in DX with!! That is so Cool!! Thanks for all the Work you have done to help the Ultralight Community

Thanks Colin!! I appreciate all your efforts. I've enjoyed the few short emails we've exchanged. Very grateful for all the original founders and heavy-hitters! 73's, Kirk Allen Ponca City,

Greetings Radio Nuts, I received a short message from KBLF, Red Bluff, CA (1490). I suppose this might be a vague confirmation of reception. I didn't really ask for one, but I did give them a few

I heard a station on 1420 from 2001-2010 EST on 11.24.08 with what sounded like an i.d. for WDEF ,then into Fox news and then the Michael Medved show.poor to fair reception.I could not find a match on

Hello Guys, On the first anniversary of the Ultralight Radioboom, the perpetrators of this crazy new phenomena would like to award duerecognition to one of our most influential

--- On Mon, 11/24/08, satya@... wrote: From: satya@... Subject: Re: [ultralightdx] Re: Eligible Stations To: ultralightdx@... Date: Monday, November 24, 2008, 2:09 PM > I find the TERK with the

Hey George: I agree with Kirk - the Select-A-Tenna and Terk are essentially the same antenna and their performance should be fairly indistinguishable. Radio Intel found this to be true. (see

wrote: Hi George, I've not had any experience with the DT-200, but lately I've been doing some comparisons between the Terk and the Select-a-Tenna. Both loops are really good, especially when used in

I logged my second distant(over 100 miles distant)GY this evening.Details as follows: WJRI 1340 Lenoir ,North Carolina.1917 EST on 11.23.08 Very poor-poor out of the jumble briefly with WJRI i.d.lost

Ultralight loggings for Sun. Nov. 23, 2008. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 204. 630 WMAL DC

Hi, First, let me thank all of you who answered my newbie question (about whether local stations count) last month and apologize for not following up sooner. I haven't had a chance to do any

---Kirk: Thanks.The distance to the GY i logged-WCDT-1340-Winchester,TN is 215 km/133 miles. In ultralightdx@..., "Kirk Allen" <kirk74601@...>

At 08:36 AM 11/23/2008, Paul Walker Wrote : ROB, I THINK I GOT IT! You heard WGL-AM 1250 Fort Wayne Indiana, which is 2300W Day/3 towerswith a Northerly pattern and 1000W Night/3 towers with

I should have mentioned that 1240 can be done with synchronous detection. My local on 1250 plays music (SS) and it's better when they're just speaking. 73

Hi Guys: A couple of New ones last night and this morning at SUNRISE. Also have a UNID that has me stumped!!! Any help with that is appreciated. Radio Used is........SONY SRF-T615 With..... 2 1/2

Nice database! I can see myself using it a lot. 73

wrote: IN THE FACE NOW: http://topazdesigns.com/ambc/ transmitter but them

wrote: Carl, Here's the link to topaz which can calculate distances from transmitter to receiver. Look in the left hand column. Enter your coordinates, but be sure to follow the format they require.