Wow Jorge, 1280-CFMB really is awesome ocean cliff DX for such a late time in the morning on the Spanish coast! To be honest, though, I have personally experienced so many unusual receptions on the

Hi Paul and others, While I was reading your post, a new challenge came to my mind. Something that could be both interesting and rewarding: logging MW stations during daytime: from (local) sunrise to

<dx747j@...> wrote: Clears are not what they used to be ... and really haven't been in 40 years. :-( WABC, eh? A favorite when I was a kid ... but I was only 500 km due north of them

Peter: There was time when WBZ was easily heard in Oklahoma, but it’s difficult now. When I was stationed at Beale AFB CA in 1969, it wasn’t unusual to hear WBZ, as well as WABC, WCBS, WNBC and

<plaws0@...> wrote: 3 more dug up, so 35/109. Pretty pleased with that. California is tough, but I've logged KNX-1070 in LA ... New England and the Northeast are tough ... but as

Thanks - me too! I was going to say "some are probably out of reach" and while that is probably true for AK and HI stations, I did recently log WBZ-1030 in Boston and I never imagined I'd log them

Hello Again Jorge, Thank you for sharing the details of your amazing Ross DX Challenge results, and also for introducing us to your other radio DXing activities as described in your Iberia DX website.

Great - congratulations, Jorge!From today, I will follow your blog. Your team and results in areas with little QRM indicate how we can continue our journey together ...I hope the snow is not

Well done and thanks for sharing your success.-- Paul

That is a good idea, once I have completed the 50kw's I might try for some of the lower power ones. Paul -- Paul

Good work Peter. I will be keen to see how it goes for you. Paul -- Paul

Thanks Dan. I have had to push the start of this back a bit as work has thrown up some curve balls.-- Paul

¡Estupendo - felicitaciones, Jorge! Desde hoy, voy a seguir tu blog. Tu equipo y resultados en áreas con poco de QRM indiquan como podremos continuar juntos

Hi! I've already finished to revisite my Ross DX Challenge log and finally I have listened a total of 402 stations, but just identified 378 of them, so this is the final number: 378. I've been really

<plaws0@...> wrote: The Topazdesigns site is my go-to for station info because it includes stations in Canada. I couldn't recall why I used Mesa Mike for this listing but just

Lol! I had the same idea! Used the Mesa Mike list (http://mesamike.org/radio/cdbs/amdb.mvc ). This is just the top of the list. Green means I've logged it here in Oklahoma (EM15if). -- Peter

All the best with it. I think it's quite possible.

Hi all, A new year brings a new radio challenge for me. I have decided to challenge myself to log every 50kw big gun station in Australia. I am not sure how long this will take and how successfully

I listened from 1133 until 1247 and TP reception this morning was dismal, going downhill early. 774 JOUB poor at 1133 and not heard after 1217. 828 unID (JOBB?) weak heterodyne below WCCO-830 at

Listening from 1135 through 1241 I found TP reception here was a bit disappointing this morning. 567 JOIK poor-to-fair at 1223; fair at 1238. 594 JOAK poor at 1225 and 1330-1341. 774 JOUB good on