Excellent logging Gary and a great photo to match. Paul -- Paul

Thanks Art and Craig, Craig, these compact , reworked FSL antennas are the way to go-- just ask Paul, up in Alaska! He mentioned to me yesterday that he thinks his 5 inch FSL outperforms a 4 foot air

Gary, Great recording! Thanks. I might have expected that with the behemoth FSLs you brought to Rockwork the two years I joined you. The effectiveness of the 6 inch FSLs continues to amaze. I'm glad

Dang it. Missed opportunity, but got the first Covid Vaccine instead. I also need to get up earlier in the morning. Gloom and fog makes me sleep late. I need to test out my view here in Southern

How wild is ocean cliff DXing? Well, here is a minor sample. At 1415 UTC on March 3rd a 6 inch (15cm) FSL antenna set up on the Rockwork 2 plunging cliff near Manzanita, Oregon (USA) tracked down

Thanks Pedro

I have 2 of those tiny 737 multibands, identical except that one is labeled "hang ron da" and the other is labeled "exmax". I have really enjoyed them as fun toys to play with, and like Todd Erbert on

I have owned the UBC126AT (Australian version), they are a great scanner but not what I am looking for. In this case it needs to look like a "normal" AM/FM radio.-- Paul

Congratulations Peter, great Dx. I confirm that it is the Athletic Bilbao-Granada C. F. (2-1) match. At the time of the recording, Athletic was winning 1-0. A greeting from Spain. Pedro

Thanks for the link, that is a good video. I am still 50/50 on it.-- Paul

Peter is correct. The pocket SW receivers are at the very best, marginal air band receivers. Perhaps the best hand held available on the market is the Uniden 125AT here in the states. Elsewhere, I

That's the same radio as in the original post. Peter

Paul, Don't know if this is viewable in Australia (don't know why it wouldn't be), but here's a video review from Todd Erbert on YouTube: HanRongDa HRD-737 AM FM SW AIR VHF CB Portable Radio Review -

790 Argentina Radio Mitre Buenos Aires/ Hurlingham 7968km 25kW https://youtu.be/TO6H51G_Fhs Peter Wilson Botswana

This radio is a re-badged Sangean DT-210 (old PLL version). 6910 km 940 B Super RBV Rio de Janeiro/Magé 100kW https://youtu.be/wD_Gg8oLOG0 Peter Wilson Botswana

Well as you've read in the past I've been known to use a Sony ICF-P26 Pocket AM/FM for my for some of my AM DXing. I had a suspicions my first example was on the fritz....it was off scale and having

Thanks Peter. I have had one of these in the past. I was was looking for something that "looks" like a normal radio. -- Paul

Thanks Dave, <<< You observed that “In the Squelch mode you can also toggle the Squelch speed by short pressing the Tuning knob to switch between “Off, Fast and Slow””. On my example a short

Gary, You and Paul in McGrath have certainly exhibited TP dxing intrepidity! Thanks for the great recordings to you both. Rockwork in March must seem like a long way from Brennecke’s Beach in

On Mon Mar. 8 and tues. Mar 9, I specifically went looking for the strongest NHK2 radio signal I could find right before sign off with the least amount of adjacent channel splatter I could find so I