---When i started dxing back in 1962 when i was a kid,i remember logging WDAY 970 Fargo,North Dakota on a mid sized transistor portable i borrowed from my parents.I have heard it several times since

Ultralight loggings for Sat. Nov. 29, 2008. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Three more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 209. 1010 WINS NY

Greetings, This must have been the morning for hearing new states in OK. I lucked into a new one myself and unusually late in the morning. I'm amazed at how far into the morning we're hearing distant

Warmest greetings on this snow filled day. All logs in UTC: 2008 950 WWJ Detroit MI, ID winter wx advisory (relog) 2010 990 WDEO Ypsilanti MI, Catholic religious (#73) 2012 1030 WUFL Sterling

Sounds to me like the Graveyard Stations Heard award is aconsensus. I do think that it would make sense to design a specialaward, with an appropriate graphic. Give me a week and we'llinstitute

Hey all: Like Gary et al, I think a GY category would be a great idea! It also presents perhaps one of the few ooportunities to use some sort of handicapping system. As Gary mentioned, there are

Hi Rob, I also like Cajun a lot, and thanks to John havediscovered KROF as a replacement for a Last.fm Internet stream that disappearedfrom my Grace Digital wi-fi radio. I figured out the actual

Hi Guys, I think graveyard dxing and awards for same are a good challenge for all of us and hopefully over time will help to bring even more enthusiasts into our amazing hobby ! Good DX to All

John, David Hamilton indeed uses a slinky on the bottom(horizontal) segment...you can see the slinky spiral coils going across thefloor. He also mentioned his antenna is made from two slinkys, so

John, I would think that total number of GY stations would work, with certificates or endorsements starting at 25 stations and then every 25 stations after that or something. Distance isn't as

I guess one reason why I proposed a GY Award is that anyone can do it, regardless of where you are or the kind of UL radio or antenna you have. Not everyone can have a lot of luck with TA, TP or

At 12:42 PM 11/30/2008, John Bryant: John...Congrats on the New State ....North Dakota....after all those years, The ULR finally hauls it in!! Gotta Love it!! MANY THANKS for sending the Link to

Except for the Cabin Fever Sprint last March, I've not done any Ultralighting from Oklahoma until this morning, when I decided to get started. I logged ten new stations, most rather easy/normal for

The Aussie (mwoz) group just moved the following link to agreat youtube video of David Hamilton's indoor slinky"Flag." In our terminology, his antenna is not a classic flag (that hastermination and

John C., John B. and the Group, Graveyard DXing is kind of a "final frontier" ofdomestic DX chasers, so as long as the Awards Committee could handle the extraadministrative work, I agree with

--- I like the idea of a total GY stations heard award.Perhaps it would encourage more of us to do more GY dxing. Carl DeWhitt Walland,Tn. In ultralightdx@..., Joseph Miller

I think that is a fantastic idea. Even though I live close to a major city, and have local stations on half of the GY channels, I consider it a real treat to hear anything different. But if the

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