Paul, The solution is a "rubber locking tab," which is precut on one side to fit around the curved PVC fitting, and cut flat on the other side to fit up against the rubber plumbing coupler. The rubber

Thanks Get, I have had both those issues. What are the fixes?

<<< Here's a quick demo of my newly constructed 3.5" FSL. Reception is of the clear channel 50K watt station CFZM in Toronto under poor conditions. FSL Antenna Demo with Tecsun PL-660This FSL uses

Thanks, Paul!

Awesome work. Paul https://ultralightradiodxing.blogspot.com/ -- Paul

Here's a quick demo of my newly constructed 3.5" FSL. Reception is of the clear channel 50K watt station CFZM in Toronto under poor conditions. FSL Antenna Demo with Tecsun PL-660 This FSL uses 140mm

Date: 27/06/2020 Time: 22:00 Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Notes: My first return session after a break away.

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Thanks, I reckon I might grab one and see how it goes.

Hi Paul, There were several transparent radios offered a number of years ago. I don't think this was one of them since it supposedly has a DSP processor. At the time I read about them one of the chief

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AM-FM-Transparent-Pocket-Radio-Portable-Digital-LCD-Stereo-Earphone-Set/223991685304?hash=item3426f1e0b8:g:ROMAAOSwXj1ep3~Z Any feedback on these?

Hi Todd. I also have a PK loop antenna, purchased at a hamfest about 5 years ago, I find it very handy for listening to 675kHz ABC Corwa in the mornings. I can confirm VOA Thailand does get to

Hi Dan, I mostly use the Sangean PR-D3 portable radio for its above average audio fidelity. It is the Australian equivalent of the C. Crane CCRadio-2E. The PR-D3 features 6 and 3 KHz switchable

Hi Todd. What equipment are you using to receive VOA Thailand and Dunedin NZ? Most interesting. There was a NZ beacon on 1692kHz years ago, & there is one still on 1630kHz you may be able to receive

Hi Gary and Dan, I receive noon residual noon MW skywave from distances as short as 27 miles (44 km), for example 1692 KHz Radio Symban, Wedderburn. I can mainly hear 1575 KHz Wollongong at 50 miles

Hi Gary and Todd. Thanks for the feedback. I find that 3NE does this into Melbourne all year round. But I'm finding the information about residual E layer skywave most informative. I will try for

Dan and Todd, 1566-3NE has always had an overachieving signal, and it was a downright pest for me during a visit to Aitutaki in the Cook Islands in April of 2018. It ran the Australia Overnight

Hi Dan, From where I live in Sydney, 1566 KHz 3NE is 320 miles (515 km). During the winter months around solar noon, 3NE is received via residual E layer skywave. This is due to temporal weakening of

Yesterday I went for a walk on Sandringham beach to Red Bluff on Port Phillip Bay in Sth East Melbourne VIC at around 1.00pm Whilst walking I had the radio (Digitech AR-1780) tuned to 1566 3NE