Well done, it is always good to hear of your loggings. Paul

Hi my 98th Spanish "alive" station this morning (108 if I count the 10 that no longer exist) 1098 RNE Galicia (Lugo) at 0745 Loc Time. Good Day

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@UltralightDX.groups.io group. /AUS_MW_15092021.pdf By: Paul Blundell

Another great logging Paul, thanks for sharing. I have a 5kw station about 950km from me that dominates this frequency here for me.

From another list, this link goes to it; I see posts from early this month, September. http://r1rl8.skipdns.link/rb/ On 9/14/2021 9:36 AM, Winston Smith wrote:

This little 5kw non directional signal on 1107khz 7200 miles from my Alaska QTH is quite regular here actually and when they’re playing music, it really peaks up above the noise very nicely. This

I do listen for it.. i logged it a bunch late this past winter... i have no locals on 1030 or 1040, or semi locals or even fring distants. 1040 Vancouver, BC isnt very strong here. Paul

Hello from the guy in a pretty high latitude. Yes, it does play a signifcant role, good and bad. Auroral activity can often kill even regional reception, such as the 50kw'ers from Anchorage or

RadioBoard is gone for past week or so; so far as I know no one who knows anything has said anything yet. Jim Kearman KR1S is the owner of RadioBoard; hopefully something bad didn't happen

Hi Everyone, I get a very strange result when I try to visit http://theradioboard.com/rb/. Is anyone else having a problem getting there? Is there someone in this group who can get in touch with

I have personally found that the RFI and band noise in urban and city areas is making the DXer work harder for any results that are able to get.

Nice loggings Paul. I only get 3PM on 1026kHz, I often get NewTalkZB on 1035kHz, it might be worth having a listen for that one too. -- Paul

Alaska TP DX Sun 9/12: NewsTalk ZB slight echo with both 2KW synchros on 1026khz Gold AM 1503, no echo so not both 5KW synchros Oh yeah, a domestic too. KMZT 1260 Los Angeles .

Latitude away fom the equitoral zone is classically important, but population density is also a modern factor. Urban/suburban noise is debilitating. So North or South 40-55 degrees with low population

Geomagnetic conditions most definitely have an impact on MW DX reception. In general, the higher latitudes will be impacted the most. Note, for example, that the geomagnetic forecast at

Nice logging of those Queensland stations. Paul

Hi, Often I wonder if latitude plays any significant role in MW DXing. Apart of the logical differences with day/night patterns, could the geomagnetic field affects to propagation on MW band? Does

Ok, so I *had* said I would wait till October, but i woke up a bit before 6am, and would've only had another hour to lay in bed.. so I got up and rushed outside and was rewarded nicely. Here's A3Z

CBK 540 AM, Watrous/Regina SK Canada 8 September 2021 10 pm PDT/9 September 2021 0300 UT Tecsun PL-390 barefoot Talk program, TOH ID as "CBC Radio One," into CBC national news 1,044 miles/1680 km from

Yes I do keep an ear out for anything like this, which might help me to snag other stations. Paul -- Paul