Gary: I use the web site occasionally and you're correct it's an excellent resource. I also use a program called AZMAP v. 3.7. It's available from http://www.aa6z.com/. I've found it useful. Good

Hi Folks: I think one of the problems with the Graveyard Distance Records, is that in general...most Graveyard Receptions are rather short Distances, there are exceptions of course. A 500 Mile GY

John, We already have GY distance Records and I was very underwhelmed by theresponse to such (the Unlimited one went 6 months after announcementwithout anyone even submitting a logging and the

Another new UL station this morning: 1340 WYCB Washington DC, ID, into downtown DC church service on a Sunday morning at 0800. UL station #431. And a suggestion to add more work for the awards

Kirk, You are correct! It was called the "DX Edge" and I still use mine. I keep the white plastic world map "slider" and the clear plastic overlays in a white over-sized postal envelope in the

Way to go, guys! Besides cracking open the Asian TP market, you're setting the pace domestically as well. Soon I'm sure we'll be hearing about your next hundred milestone! Kevin S. Bainbridge

At 05:34 PM 11/29/2008, you wrote: Congratulations, again, to both the Allensfrom Oklahoma: Richard Allen just received his certificate for 400 Stations HeardBarefoot, becoming only the 4th DXer to do

Hi Everyone, I would like to congratulate everyone on their awards won lately, havent spent as much time here at the dials as usual myself due to having the flu bug and then a week or so of

Congratulations, again, to both the Allens fromOklahoma: Richard Allen just received his certificate for 400 Stations HeardBarefoot, becoming only the 4th DXer to do so. Kirk Allen just received two

Congratulations Allen! That's nothing short of amazing. I'm looking forward to more great loggings from you in the year ahead! 73's! Kirk Allen Ponca City, OK <bjohnorcas@...>

--- On Sat, 11/29/08, John H. Bryant <bjohnorcas@...> wrote: Russ, I completely agree with you, including your conclusion.. .. but it is not relevant to the paths from Oklahoma as the

At 12:34 PM 11/29/2008 -0800, you wrote: Russ, I completely agree with you, including your conclusion.... but it is notrelevant to the paths from Oklahoma as the two graphics demonstrate...The

--- On Sat, 11/29/08, John H. Bryant <bjohnorcas@...> wrote: It appears that we in north central Oklahoma are in an almost perfect symmetrical situation... where our dawn and dusk

"Congratulations" is a very inadequate word for thissituation! Like most other DXers, Allen had "saved up"his awards and applied for a bunch of them, all at once. Rob Ross and Ijust completed

At 10:21 PM 11/27/2008, Gary Bebock wrote: HelloGuys, Inappreciation of Kevin's outstanding contributions to the Ultralight RadioDX movement, he will now have a new radio to enjoy during this

Richard Allen's original question was how come active solar conditions sometimes wipe out TAs from Oklahoma, but we can still hear TPs, 12 hours later at dawn? Russ E. postulated that the routes over

Ultralight loggings for Fri. Nov. 28, 2008. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 206. 1410 WELM NY

Kirk, Using the Topaz site, righthand side, to search 1300 for religiousstations, they show two SS religious stations in Texas... KKUB,Brownfield (SW of Lubbock) at night power of 120w. and KLAR

Last night I heard for the second time an UNID sta that has me intrigued. I've listened to them for a total of at least 2 or more hours. Details below. 1300, UNID, 0158-0305 UTC, 11/29. Also

Gary, Thank you very much for posting that link. That's handy dandy for sure!! Somewhere in this unorganized filing cabinet I have that old world map with overlays for each month showing the same