Sorry for double-up... Found this link to the website proper that also has a stream link www.voc.org.au/ Paul S. in CT

Gary: I looked up your inquiry on MWLIST dot org. The Christian Broadcast solves as one station on 1701. AUS Voice of Charity Sydney/Silverwater 0.4kW Christian Lebanese There is a live feed

Hello All, During the recent Oregon Cliff DXpedition an MP3 recording was made of an Australian HPONS station on 1701 kHz. Since these stations are limited in power to 400 watts or less, confirmation

Hi Chris! No, during "summer"-time, the MW-band is totally dead up here due to the midnight sun. We have midnight sun from about May 20 to the end of July/beginning of August. Actually, frequencies

You have an interesting MWDX blog, Hans. Have you heard any MW or SW DX at all this summer? Some of us here in the U.S. have actually logged new stations this summer season. After looking over your

RE: guard rail as a possible antenna / reception enhancer. Your suggestion wouldn't surprise me, John, as I think long ribbons of steel can act as antennas -- I think they can sometimes imitate

Hello All, For those interested in the fanatical sport of chasing Trans-Oceanic long range NDB's on steep ocean side cliffs with a hot-rodded (AM-only) Ultralight radio and compact FSL antennas,

Hello All, From July 17-21 Norm Clark and I had the exciting experience of DXing from the Cape Perpetua cliff site on Oregon's central coast, setting up with a hot-rodded PL-380 Ultralight radio and

I wonder if you are also getting coupling with the guardrail in your video. I read something a couple of years ago where some German DX'ers wer actually using long guardrails as their

Hi Tony, Thanks for your comments on the Oregon cliff side DXpedition! The NZ stations absolutely ruled on the cliff, with 8 of the Top 10 signals coming from Kiwi stations. The only other signals

Hi Gary and the group. Great to hear you're logging NZers so well. In seasonal reverse from down here X band only brings me 1640 KDIA Vallejo CA nightly, 1610 Anguilla, 1620 WDHP, and booming XERF and

Hi Gary, "Day Use Only"... that's not what I wanted to hear! Well, perhaps if I go there at the first hint of daylight, I can claim that early dawn is the start of a new day I agree with you that

Hi Guy, Thanks for your comments on the DXpedition video... and of course you are far more familiar with the Yachats area than me! <<< Is this the particular "wide spot in the road" that you and

Hi Gary, Thanks for sharing your video. Great stuff! It was great to see Norm with you too; he and I had some nice correspondence a few years ago when I sold him an Eton E1oo, modified with a Murata

Jerry: When combined with a 7.5-inch loopstick, the PL-360 becomes a very good receiver for DXing long or medium wave signals. Richard. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near Perry OK USA)

Hello All, For those interested in the latest wacky idea to track down exotic South Pacific DX on Ultralight radios, a brief video of the 400' high Cape Perpetua ocean cliff site on Highway 101 in

Hi Jerry, <<< Is it possible to add the 7.5 loopstick, or any external loopstick to the Tecsun PL-360 via the AM antenna jack on top? >>> Yes, it is very possible to do this. A couple of

Is it possible to add the 7.5 loopstick, or any external loopstick to the Tecsun PL-360 via the AM antenna jack on top? Jerry WWØE

Hello All, Thanks very much to Steve, Don and Mike for their daily Pacific NDB-DXing reports this summer, which motivated me to once again push my luck and try for (Trans-Equatorial) South Pacific

This morning there was a good tropospheric opening into Iowa and Nebraska. Using my PL-606, I logged 11 new stations with the furthest being 686 km (426 mi). Recently I found the PL-606 is an