Hello To All, Just one new log to report from the weekend. Saturday evening propagation was quite good 1359 - IRAN - IRIB Darab 23:28 UTC 8/10/13 w/ short bits of string instrumental music ,

RE: On Friday night (9th August) at 11:30UTC I picked up a station on 1140khz playing "The Savage Nation"(The Michael Savage Show) any ideas what station is was? I was using a Sony SRF-59 barefoot

Hi Gordon, Many years ago 20 plus maybe 30 there was an article in ?Shortwave magazine/Practical Wireless? doing that exact thing.  I may have a photocopy in my archives somewhere.  From memory it

It has occurred to me that if one could share the same local oscillator between two otherwise identical radios, fed with antennas sufficiently out of phase, that one would then have a matched set of

On Friday night (9th August) at 11:30UTC I picked up a station on 1140khz playing "The Savage Nation"(The Michael Savage Show) any ideas what station is was? I was using a Sony SRF-59 barefoot

Hi, Anyone using the Tecsun R909? How is it? Please post a review of it! Thank You!

Hello All, During the recent one-week DXpedition to the Oregon coast sheer cliff "Rockwork 4" (about 10 miles south of Cannon Beach) the daily propagation to several New Zealand AM stations seemed

Richard, Thanks for the congrats. With the solar cycle changing plus getting an earlier rise more often in the mornings in recent months I seem to be increasing my chances of hearing new ones for the

Allen: Congratulations on logging station #1100. It is quite an accomplishment, and one I doubt I'll reach. Good DX. Richard. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA.

Hello All, For those who are curious about the hobby's new extreme sport of "Cliffhanger DXing," a full report of the recent 7-day trip to one of Oregon's most awesome ocean side cliffs ("Rockwork

Allen, I don't figure why my SRF M37W isn't as supercharged as yours. Well, maybe I do really. On a quiet night I get a few swishy signals from the Americas, most regularly on 1010kHz, but

Hello To All, Very good conditions last evening and early this morning on AM here in the "Hope". A number of stations not heard in a while were audible . India made an appearance on 1071 with a

Hello To All, More new ULR logs to report from the past couple of evenings Last night signals from numerous Iranian stations dominated the band here for a while. I have also been checking most

I can also tell you that, at least in some areas, the FCC seems unable to deal with complaints from broadcasters about interference from other stations. I work for a group of commercial radio stations

Hello To All, As Neil and Russ have previously mentioned with my gratitude to them both for bringing it to my attention , caution is the key word in determining whether to count those catches of

I think that today, unfortunately, that category of awards is going to be a problem. More and more stations over the years have continued to run day facilities at night, even some who have no night

With all due respect, I urge caution when using spec'd night power for records. For several years, KQAQ has been seeming to usually be far too easy and strong here in IL at nights. I think they may be

Allen: Congratlations on setting the new record. I continue to be amazed by what you are able to hear on a SRF-M37W. Best wishes DXing in the upcoming season. Richard. Richard Allen, near Perry

RE: Allen what time of day were you catching these LD stations? evening? Best Regards Phil Lat: 40.8367633 Long: -74.1768412 Hello Phil, This

Allen what time of day were you catching these LD stations? evening? Best Regards Phil Lat: 40.8367633 Long: -74.1768412