Hi Guys: Well….I haven't turned on the old Ultralight Radio here in about 6 Months!!! Since it feels like it's going to Snow here tonight, I figured this was as good a time as any to get back

Hello All, The Asians sounded pretty energetic this morning as propagation improved significantly over yesterday. Many Japanese and Korean big guns were already vibrant in the total darkness around

Op 10-09-14 om 23:20 schreef 'Michael' michael.setaazul@... [ultralightdx]: "post modern mumbo jumbo." A popup will speak and say something, without knowing it is there ... This is

Hello All, Last month's Cape Perpetua (Oregon) DXpedition featured some wild TP and DU mixes on various frequencies, and I'm still trying to sort them out for a final report. On 684 this wild mix

I already have a broadcast filter... It works fine.... Its in the radio shack, so I can use one for portable operation. Thanks for the link... Best Regards Phil WA2069SWL Lat: 40.8367633 Long:

I too have unconscionable doubts about such displayed readings. They are entertaining, but mainly an indication of relative signal influx, including adjacent channel delights (neo-speak :

Hi Rob (and Guy), First of all, thanks very much to hometown buddy Guy Atkins for hosting the DXers' BBQ, taking the photos, posting the description-- and for convincing his wife to tolerate a mass

Utterly overawed by your envied TP exploits, I demurely hope for a withering signal on 1010kHz for the upcoming prime-time address... In a neighbouring SK shed I caught a fleeting glimpse of a

Hi Rob, That's a shame that you were so close, and yet couldn't attend the get-together. As you know, the weather was superb, and it would have been excellent if you could have joined us for the fun

For now we now they at least go to 87. The big question is what happens if it can go over 99. Does it roll over or stay on 99 etc. I don't understand what the meter is telling us. I realize there

I had asked the original question. Many of the older run DSP radios were throttled back to 63 dBµ max after initially being offered with a higher threshold. My PL-380 was one of them. Was never sure

Hello All, First of all, congratulations to Richard in Oklahoma for the reception of his first TP audio of the new season (774-JOUB) on his PL-606 and PL-310 Ultralight radios this morning! The

I believe somebody asked about the range of the dbu meter on this radio. I delete everything after reading it so I don't have the original around. Sorry if this is the wrong group. Anyway today I saw

Good morning. How are you coupling the antenna to your 310?

This morning, for a few minutes, I was able to hear my first TP signal of the new season. JOUB 774 was heard from 1051 until fade out at 1059 UTC. The signal strength was poor to fair. No other

Wow Gary…….That looks more like a Tire and Rim from an 18 Wheeler!!! AHHAHHAHA. Do you have a Fridge Cart to haul it around??? Definitely NOT Airport material!!! Makes my 2 FSL's look like Midget

Very nice report and pics. I thought you guys were sitting under a discone before I realized it was a patio umbrella. I now sense possibilities for a dual-use patio umbrella...

This past Sunday, Sept. 7th was a sunny and warm day in the Seattle area, with just a hint of fall in the air. The afternoon was all the more enjoyable for me as five other DXers came by my home for a

Hi Phil, In the discussion about small receivers, I saw your comment about needing a broadcast band filter. I have used the Kiwa BCB filter (both regular & premium models) before, as well as custom

Hi.. As for the noise between the Tecsun PL660 and the Tecsun PL380, I watched this youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FTDJ2uE1uA And it was clear in this test that the Tecsun PL380 picked up