Another one at the same time as WARV. 1660 USA WWRU Jersey City 12590km with ID 10kW https://youtu.be/19bZd9pVIOo Peter

04:00 UTC 3rd Oct 2021 (just after sunrise) 5kW power at night. Local sunrise Lobatse, Botswana 05:54 CAT = 03:54 UTC. Airspy HF+ Discovery, SDR Console V3, random wire with binocular

Phil, https://www.thespectrummonitor.com/ is where you will find the FSL article, but you have to subscribe. Cheers, Jock

Hi, I read the PDF from the link that you posted. Interesting reading (I read it all), but I did not see the FSL article in that document. I assume that it is s different publication from the

My best reception yet of 1580 CKDO. Daryl MacLean's Friday Night Beach Party. Received in SE Botswana. Airspy HF+ Discovery, SDR Console V3, random wire with binocular

Thanks Ray, Depending on what antenna you wish to build, a couple of these links may prove useful. If you would like an enhanced (7.5 inch) MW or LW loopstick for the XHDATA D-808 model, a full

Yes, Paul-- DXing on a plunging ocean cliff in October is unlikely to be comfortable, and it's best to prepare for the worst. Gary

Awesome work.

Hi, The article was great. I would like to build an antenna. Please show me where I can find instructions. Thanks, Ray

On Oct 1, 2021, at 6:24 AM, Jock Elliott <jock.elliott@...> wrote: My article on "Ultralight MW DXing with Ferrite Sleeve Loop Antennas" has been published in the October issue of Spectrum Monitor

<walkerbroadcasting@...> wrote: If I may, I'd like to add that TSM is WELL worth the $24/year subscription price. The best part about it, to me, is that they cover the entire RF

If you subscribe to the magazine online, Gary, the FSL's, ultralights and I are featured in this months edition. Paul Walker Just east of the ass end of gods creation nowhere aka McGrath Alaska

My article on "Ultralight MW DXing with Ferrite Sleeve Loop Antennas" has been published in the October issue of Spectrum Monitor and would not have been possible without wonderful cooperation and

It looks like this was good practice for you :) Paul

What better way to prepare for a wild ocean cliff DXpedition than chase TP's with portables and FSL's in the rain at a local park? Like at Grayland the Chinese were putting in good signals, although

Had english classic hits music on 1611khz shortly after 1400UTC here in Alaska and it in theory could've been a few stations based upon a broad oldies/classic hits definition. I wasnt having any luck

Thanks Paul Peter

Nice work and a great video. Paul

Again you continue to impress us with your experiments with FSL's and this looks like a great little project. Paul

Over the weekend, we spent some time away on the East Coast at Scammander. I was able to get in some DXing time. Below are all the New Zealand stations I logged. These were all logged barefoot using