Gary, Wow, this is terrific stuff . . . thorough, useful, and deftly written. Well done! Put a Gold Star on your chart. Cheers, Jock

Hi Gord, Well, I am not proposing changes in the ULR scene. I am just a keen dxer that I do this to enjoy the radio (Paul Blundell statement is right) ;-) But the reality of the DXing panorama in

I have just had a quick look, this is amazing and you have clearly put a huge amount of time and effort into it. Paul

Gord. Nobody is saying that you can't use any radio you want in anyway you want. I have owned an AR1780 and also found it to be a very good radio. For the group awards and challenges we have the

Jorge, those receiver classifications make a lot more sense to me than the overly restrictive ones used here. Things like the AR-1780 are not included because they are a few cubic sentimeters too

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Congratulations Pedro! That Sports format remembers me ESPN stations. I think this is part of the "Sports Center Allnight" program. I have checked my life logs list and I have just three Sports

I think the "SSB" rule was relaxed for this very reason.

Let's us know how you go and if it works as well.

It is always great to hear about your adventures and Loggings.

Jorge, Awesome - I love the link, I love the IberiaDX criteria. It's great to include (and to categorize) radios like the DE1103 (I recently sold my KA1103 but I have its brother the Eton E5 - a fine

Thanks, Paul. I am testing it and I like it. Simple but useful, easy and intuitive handling. Pedro Porres. Córdoba, España.

This morning at dawn I heard something new on the Sangean DT-250. It could be the first North American station that I receive in MW. At 1520 kHzs the Buffalo WWKB usually enters Europe well, but I

I know ,with DXing, you have to expect the unexpected.. but sometimes, theres stuff, areas of the country you just don't expect to hear.. and even if I were to hear way over to the east coast of the

My favorite saying is "whatever floats your boat". I enjoy both, but have a Ham radio hobby that gets in the way. 🙂 I now have a GO KIT for this part of the hobby. The case (old Craftsman Saw)

Hi Troy, Here in Europe we do not use to listen with pocket radios, but we use small portables more often. Having said that we, in the group "IberiaDX" we use two different categories: Receptor de

Thanks for the info. Sadly, I’m not in Android. Will check for an iOS alternative -- // pedro andrade

I think that in a shootout being made by the the senseis from the forum and scene of the ULDx, the 808 IS NOT on the category. 73s -- // pedro andrade

Precisely, Paul. It will be an interesting discussion in a near future, imho. -- // pedro andrade

I believe that the XHDATA-808 is "close enough" to the size guidelines. The AR1780 is a bit larger so maybe not official per say but end of the day, you can use whatever you want.