Shortwave still a good opportunity from time to time although the background more than sad. Here in Europe / Austria I could pick-up yesterday first time AITV audio signal on 7600 kHz. Firstly on my

Paul, Excellent guide! I don't know if you want to get into this level of detail, but some ultralights have the capacity to "scan and store" AIR frequencies, so that they can can scan the air band

Hi anyone tried this modification? https://swling.com/blog/2018/01/xhdata-d-808-modification-to-allow-an-external-mediumwave-antenna/ 73s Rez

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@UltralightDX.groups.io group. /Guide to Airband Radio Listening .pdf By: Paul Blundell

Sounds like a possibility to me. When I was growing up, my best friend was a DJ at a country station. We had just graduated high school and he was going to college for broadcasting

Hi Peter, Great points! Thanks for your thoughts! Very insightful. I am currently "mapping my local FM dial" in my area (Michigan, US). Right now I've only "mapped" what is normally on the band from

<jlochey@...> wrote: (I am assuming you are in the USA) The FCC has given an FM translator to pretty much any AM station that asks (not quite, but close). The industry has failed to

Hi Peter, Regarding the "Dead Man Walking" statement... I'm surprised at this statement as my FM dial has NEVER been busier in my lifetime... There are literally no free frequencies along the whole

<jlochey@...> wrote: My thoughts are that the radio industry may be in a "dead man walking" situation. Very sad. So many now, literally, play the same thing with the only variation

Not hard to believe. FM Capture ratios are only a few dB, meaning one co-channel signal only needs to be a few dB higher to silence reception of the other. Multipath reception is simply that:

Capture effect may or may not be applicable to a case of two receivers. Since two receivers ( with internal antennas ) cannot occupy the same space, it is possible for them to receive different

That is interesting. Due to the FM capture effect (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capture_effect), you should only hear the strongest signal. It is strange that two radios would demodulate different

Hi all, I had an interesting FM reception the other day. I had two radios of similar ability tuned to the same frequency, 95.9 MHZ. Each radio was receiving the same exact content, which was country

Time = 10:30pm Radio = Digitech AR-1733 + 3" FSL ------------------------- **MWDxerDB - Report** Report Date: 08/17/2021 Report Time: 10:22:29 ------------------------- Freq / Name: 0729 -

zliangas, Thank you for the info. I ended up making a coupling unit from a ferrite rod and some turns of litz wire with a female 3.5mm jack, so I can plug my active loops into it. I also have a 7"

Time = 2:15pm Location = Granton Park, Hobart Radio = Digitech AR-1733 ------------------------- **MWDxerDB - Report** Report Date: 08/16/2021 Report Time: 10:50:54 ------------------------- Freq /

Αquite simpler idea is to find theAN200 tuned passive loop antenna from tecsun which can do good job by adding up to 30db across the MW band in the tuned frequency Just 20 usd

David – That’s what you get for being at the start of the alphabet! After overseas and multiple books they’re in alphabetical order… Enjoy it! 73 Wayne Heinen N0POH Editor NRC AM

Received mine today. - DRA David R. Alpert dra@... Twitter:@DaveAlpert www.linkedin.com/in/david-alpert-radionews

On Sat, Aug 14, 2021 at 03:31 AM, Alfredo Gallerati wrote: Ok Gary, this was yust a doubt which some friends of mine told me. Concerning the FSL Antenna, can you tell me please if I can buy that