Thanks Dan. Rather than my previous method of DXing everything at once, I focused on stations within 750km first. My next target will be those up to 1000km. Paul -- Paul

That's a good way to keep records of stations. Here in Melb 3RN 990Khz comes in at night, low strength with rapid fading usually.

Over the past two weeks, I have been working on logging all stations within 750KM of my home. To do this, I first exported all stations from the ACMA database and then sorted them in to three

Updated - October 2020 “Handheld AM/FM Radio TEAC PR130 Compact and Portable Entertainment" "Enjoy entertainment on the go with the PR130 AM/FM handheld radio. With an extendable telescopic

That is a great idea, I might do the same for our stations. What do the different classes mean? Paul -- Paul

I have just watched your latest video. It is great you have such an amazing DX location and that you've been able to produce such an amazing results from using your fsl aerials. Paul

Passing along this information from Duke Hamann, CE of WNJC ———————————————— Sorry for getting this out so late but here is the information for tonight's WNJC 1360 AM

About 85 years ago the decision was made to blast an ocean coast route on the side of a towering mountain right on the Oregon coast, in order to allow Highway 101 motorists to stay close to the ocean

I did something like that but with the "clear channel" stations listed. And the classes. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1viufJPvMNFZNrGZ_-7otN12y4ntbXyqnC2OMixfCg6A/edit?usp=sharing --

Date: 23/10/2020 Time: 19:30 Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Notes: A session just on sunset tonight. 3GG as always hit excellent signal levels with multiple ID’s heard. HPON Melbourne on

Thanks Paul. I am happy to update / modify this with extra fields or a different layout if others have suggestions for it. Paul

I would also like to attatch/add that with a bit of spreadsheet, one can be more detailed. This attatchment shows the basic form I use here to submit for the previous award certs that were earned. For

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@UltralightDX.groups.io group. /9kHz_LogSheet_October2020_A5.pdf By: Paul Blundell Description: 9kHz Log

Thanks Paul. I just had a look at that, it only has a 1KG weight limit, between my 3" FSL, radio and the weight of the MDF on to the top to hold it all, I am going to be well over that. -- Paul

Thanks Paul! This is really interesting, and I may try the idea with the LoG connected to the ground terminal of a Bonito MegaDipol MD300DX. I don't think it will hurt reception and might actually be

TP DX this morning was the best here in quite some time (LSR at 1233 GMT). 567 JOIK fair at 1226, audible to 1235. 594 JOAK good at 1219. 693 JOAB fair at 1222 until 1237. 747 JOIB fair at 1201

If you go the route of using a camera tripod, I recommend a Slik 500G model. These are less than two pounds (1kg) and collapse into a 10cm by 10cm by 40cm box. (4" x 4" x 16"). I've owned one for 35+

I am looking for a portable method for using my 3" FSL and radios while out and about. I have seen the stands that Gary uses, I was think something like a camera tripod, would this be too heavy for

As some ultralight radios cover the VHF airband, I have written a short guide on this: https://ultralightradiodxing.blogspot.com/2020/10/guide-to-airband-radio-listening-on.html

Maybe of interest. http://www.crosscountrywireless.net/202010%20loop%20counterpoises.pdf