Thanks Craig, Your comments are appreciated, but a lot of the early progress with the "Frequent Flyer" FSL antenna was related to your own transoceanic DXing success, especially your breakthrough

Well done on all your work with these. It is great to see you continue to expand on the hobby and find ways to improve your tests. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Great to read of the performance of Gary's FSL's with the Tecsun twins. Gary was very helpful to me in my early FSL experiences. Having the real estate here I use my PL380 with EWE antennae -

Several years ago Gary DeBock generously made a 3.5" FSL available to me to use on a few trips to spots on the PNW coast such as Kalaloch and Rockaway Beach. It was an immediate difference maker and

Several years ago Gary generously made a 3.5" FSL available to me to use on a few trips to spots on the PNW coast such as Kalaloch and Rockaway Beach. It was an immediate difference maker and designed

Several years ago Gary generously made a 3.5" FSL available to me to use on a few trips to spots on the PNW coast such as Kalaloch and Rockaway Beach. It was an immediate difference maker and designed

Hi Phil, Thanks for your comment! As far as I know the "384P" variable cap is still available online from Oren Elliot Products at the following link

Looks good Gary. I think at one point a few months ago you mentioned having some of the newer variable caps on hand for resale. Is that still the case. I would like to try one out on my 7" FSL. If

Five years after introduction by the U.K.'s Graham Maynard the Ferrite Sleeve Loop antenna suddenly got a new design mission-- shrink down in size and weight to become the ultimate overseas traveling

For traveling DXers looking to set up gain antennas on salt water beaches, Hong Kong is about as bad as it gets. Because of the highest population density on the planet most of its beaches are either

Hello Art, <<< I hope I get to meet Gary up here in the great Northwest one day. I know I will get to see Dave E. in the future. For your info, I will be located at a new location in July. Grant's

Good morning all, I hope I get to meet Gary up here in the great Northwest one day. I know I will get to see Dave E. in the future. For your info, I will be located at a new location in July. Grant's

891 kHz, 21:32 – 23:47 UTC - unid station, sometimes mixed with Iran (Dena). African and European music, OM and YL talks. Algeria reactivated, Ethiopia extension or something else? 1905201930227 MW

Steve, I have been fortunate enough to nab a few TAs here in CO. When conditions are favorable the LWs seem to be a bit more frequent. Thanks to Steve Ratzlaff for opening my eyes to LW possibilities

Hello Gary and Craig (and of course the UL group), Kindest and big thanks for replying - for a spell I saw nothing on the group topics and I thought: "hhmmm, I hope they aren't rejecting this 'dumb

Hi Steve! Thanks for chiming in! I did a bit of FSL equipped (thanks Gary!) TP DXing near Princeville a couple of years ago, followed by a stay on the west side of the big island. As a landlocked TP

Welcome Steve, Thanks for the very interesting report of your overseas DXing activities, and sorry for the delayed posting of your message (the Groups.io system requires moderator approval for a new

Hello Gary and the UL group. Although I don't have some of the newer "UL" portables (save for some very tiny but amazingly sensitive portables such as a "TIVDIO v-111" obtained on eBay for USD10! I

Prior to our April trip multiple warnings had been received from Japan, Australia and New Zealand that Hong Kong was a very tough DXing environment, and that long range expectations should be modest

Thanks Chris, Paul and Jay, Your comments are all greatly appreciated. DXing in Hong Kong can be quite interesting once you get away from the downtown RFI zoo. I think that a lot of travelers write