Thanks Ross. Being new to this hobby I have so much to learn and will be relying on this forum to answer many questions. Be back soon with more questions. thylton Sulphur, LA

Hello All, This message is forwarded from Jerry Popiel in Winnipeg, Manitoba, regarding a problem with his PL-398MP model. Jerry, I ran across this same volume control problem in a PL-380 model

Solar activity can have a very pronounced effect on both MW and LW. When there is a large enough auroral storm, higher latitude signals on these bands will be absorbed. How low in latitude depends on

here are a few of the better loggings from the beach.. 3990 Xinjiang PBS (Urumqi) 1454-1500+ 21 Jan. XPBS' Uyghur program JBA //4980 (slightly better)/7205 (marginal @ best)..chat, nice flute

I am new to am dxing and ultralight dxing, I know the sun activity effects sw but, does in have a significant on am.

Hello All, A very short sunrise enhancement session from 1530-1550 this morning didn't nearly produce the superb Japanese results that Dennis reported (as usual), but there was one new surprise from

Hi Guys: Looking around last night netted Nothing New, but I did get a Call Letter change for a Graveyarder………. RADIO USED………..SONY SRF-T615 Ultralight Barefoot 73…………ROB

Only 666 Portugal and 670 WSCR/R.Rebelde here. There is a R.Reloj station received on 670 occasionally, but not being received this evening. R.Reloj broadcasts "RR" in Morse code. -- Bruce

Further investigations with the Grunddig G5 and the PL-310 indicate the signal is present on 166kHz, 333kHz, aand 1002kHz. Looks like the 166-169kHz reserved spectrum is fundamental freq. Still

As I came into the room and picked up the R-911 Receiver and tuned to WFAN 660kHz... there is Morse Code in the direction of SW or NE from location FN31nl. An obvious recheck in order with the PL-310

For those interested, a new one-minute MP3 of 1593-CNR1's huge signal during peak propagation yesterday at 1531 here in Puyallup is available at the following link. This was the strongest MW signal

Hello All, As reported earlier, it was a pretty wild morning here during sunrise enhancement, with the high point a legendary signal from 1593-CNR1 around 1530 (the strongest Chinese station ever

Thanks Allen, We can't all live on an ocean beach in Newfoundland, but we can all keep pushing our luck for transoceanic DX on Ultralights! Once in a very great while the propagation favors

Hello Gary, That signal capture of CNR1 on 1593 from China is awesome ! That should hopefully get a few more folks excited about what can be heard on our ultralight machines with or without

Hello All, Dennis is absolutely right about the huge signal from 1593-CNR1 this morning-- it pegged the PL-380 S/N display for the first time ever here around 1530-- completely smothering the wimpy

Hello to All, Last night I noticed that 1390 - WEGP in Presque Isle, Maine was off air. Monitoring that frequency off and on all evening and early this morning I was able to catch a new log for the

I had a chat with the CE of WBT. Powell NNNN

Rob, It looks like we might need to ask Kevin to take a break from his EPA job again-- to clean up some toxic waste on the Ultralightdx reflector. 73, Gary

Glad to see you and others are RXing this. I've only got the usual WBT rather strong as of ate. Nice catch. Paul S. in CT FN31nl

Hello All, Asian results here this morning were somewhat similar to Dennis' report, although the high band TP's did seem to get an extra kick from 1530-1550 here during sunrise enhancement. What