Nothing local to me so I agree with the above. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Poor TA conditions. Nothing audible in the house, only one TA station audible outside. 1130 WBBR. https://youtu.be/WmeelGV3MOY Peter Wilson Blackpool UK

Thanks William, Andy and Richard, Your helpful assistance on deciphering 540-Rhema's Kiwi English is greatly appreciated! I never could have figured any of this out by myself. You would think that

See YouTube description and video captions for details. https://youtu.be/-rsU9SLAVRM Peter Wilson Blackpool UKNB the MW problems on the former model Eton Executive Traveler seem to have been resolved.

I have pl-390 in my collection of almost 15 good radios. And would advise you to stay away from it. It is a beautiful paper weight ;simply not worth your hard earned money. Tuning and volume controls

While the 9700dx is a nice reciever for an analog it is a little harder to tune a specific frequency. The sound is good and it does a good job of receiving weaker signals. You will find it is

Op 3/12/2019 om 13:35 schreef Hans Stam: I would not spend 60$ on a 9700, but on a 390 or 390 with mp3 player, a

Hi all.. At this moment I have the Tecsun PL-660, and this receiver is OK.. But I have the intention to buy the Tecsun R-9700Dx receiver Is there anyone in this group who own this receiver? If you

Gary: It’s definitely New Zealand. Hawks Bay & Gisborne are on the east coast of the North Island of Aotearoa. Good listening. Richard Allen.

Hi Gary, Had a quick listen - heading off to bed soon. Definitely Kiwi. Talking about English football: "...cup holders Liverpool..." then later NZ weather: " ...Southern Wairarapa...

Hi Gary, This is definitely the Kiwi with NZ English and mention of NZ weather including ‘Gisborne, Hawkes Bay and Wairarapa’. Best regards, Will.

This 540 kHz recording was made in Poipu, Hawaii at 1503 UTC on November 6th, and features a male speaker giving some sports news and a weather report. I suspect this is 540-4QL in Longreach,

Thanks Dean Yes I would think that would be the first time ferrite has been in a loop this way I do have a loop that I bought years ago that was made up in a basketweave style It looks it was made up

As far as I know this is the first time Ferrite has been used in a spider web coil ? Dean

A little more info: Spider weave coils or basket weave coils are very high Q that's why the crystal set radio builders use them .Combine a high Q tuning cap (ceramic insulators) and this loop has very

Hi Dean Thanks for the info - all ok Regards Tony VK2IC

Hi : The length will depend on what value of capacitor your going to use but these loops have been around 60 ft of litz. the count 1200/660/275 etc. isn't so important as the AWG ,46 is best for

Hi Dean How many turns of litz is required - or what is the length of Litz wire required Regards Tony VK2IC

Because of the rising cost in Ferrite and Litz wire I have been thinking for some time about building a FSL that uses less . It seemed to me that the wire part of the FSL is mostly fixed ,so maybe

<<< This is 100% 4AM Mareeba as Mareeba is mentioned near the end of the clip (with 0:18 to go). The number mentioned is 131 873 so a networked program from 2GB Sydney. >>> Wow, thanks,