--- In ultralightdx@..., "nn4cw" wrote: > > Gary, > Thanks for the BOG vs. elevated Bev. comparison. > The Jogenstat clip was interesting as well. Perth coming in over 5000 miles away on your Frg-7

This would be Radio Reloj, located in Santa Clara, Cuba.Between the ticks, you heard Morse code for "RR" for "Radio Reloj". Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of

Glenn: From the your description, I'd say you heard Radio Reloj from Cuba. Most references give its location at Santa Clara, with 30 kW. It broadcasts continuous news in Spanish with a time signal

Gary, Thanks for the BOG vs. elevated Bev. comparison. The Jogenstat clip was interesting as well. Perth coming in over 5000 miles away on your Frg-7 sounded as robust as a local. I am a Frg fan.

0430 UTC on freq. 570 with my loop pointing to the South from central Ohio I was picking up I believe a Spanish speaking station along with a ticking clock sound and approx. every minute there where

Ultralight loggings for Sun. Apr. 5, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Three more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count is now: 283. 1570

Hi Gary Yes, I am a member of MWC and I've avidly read your fanatical loopstick and other articles. Indeed Gary, it was your article in MW News January 2008 about the Sony SRF-59 that rekindled my

Hello Again Michael, Thanks once more for your kind comments. I'm always amazed at how theUltralight radio DXing boom has spread around the world, and amhappy to have played a small part in making

Hmmm...Difficult to tell really cos I don't listen every day...BUT..There is some kind of mid-winter anomaly that I've noticed. Signals from across both ponds seem to be best either side of this

Hi Everyone, Dxing for a couple hours early this morning , no new ones but conditions seemed pretty decent Some logs from last couple evenings. 760 khz - WCHP Champlain, New York 23:42 UTC

Ultralight loggings for Sat. Apr. 4, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count is now: 280. 1350 WHWH

Thanks to all for your kind comments regarding the video. Gil, in answer to your questions, I really enjoyed composing and performing the music which provided an interesting opportunity to try and

Try Fry's. Tell your friend to leave his credit cards at home. A first trip to Fry's can be costly for gadget freaks. ;-) -- Jay

This is a case of no online shopping, but direct on shop purchase. I see there are Radio Shack outlets in Houston-TX that may be selling it. Horacio A. Nigro Montevideo Uruguay --- El sáb, 4/4/09,

birthday candle also worked very well for me and quick to do, 1 or 2 drips is plenty. i also found on the srf59, in removing the wax, i scraped away the easy stuff. i then used a hair dryer set on

A friend wants to buy the DT400W, a friend of him going to Houston TX in the near future. Is there any shop there to buy it? Thanks for help. Horacio A. Nigro Montevideo Uruguay

franktowntrain wrote:Jack: Good Logging under that 50 KW Powerhouse!! Yup..it's the littleStations like this....that make DXing so much fun!!! I've heard WOIhere in London on the

Hey Jack: That's a good one, especially under such a strong local! I'm glad the crate loop is working well, and the sensitivity of the DT-400W doesn't hurt either. My wife is not altogether sure

Now I know that there many members of this site with many more logs than 117 but I'm just a little bit proud of 117. I got up early this AM and had a quick look at the paper and then sat down and

Hey Jeff: Tape works, but this last time I took a leftover birthday candle and dripped a couple drops of wax on each end. Both tape and a couple drops of wax are easily undone. I think I prefer the