The charger is good I also bought the case.the radio is ok I bought it as a curiosity the 330 is much better. As someone mentioned the fm is surprisingly weak.best of luck.i am looking for

Νeaely the same thinking in Greece. My mom proposed me not to test shortwaves even in not so populous roads As for the moment had not any problem The most common I do is to walk across a piscine

Hi Paul, I love it! This is exactly the challenge that I needed for this year for my AM DXing... Hope you don't mind of I "copy cat" your idea here in the US? :) Johnny

Has anyone else bought one of these? I purchased one on December 23 but it won't be here until the second week of January. I also purchased the spare batteries and charger and the base. I'm curious

Hi again Tony Once more I’m impressed and grateful for the trouble you’ve gone to in your reply. There’s a lot to digest there, but I think I get the underlying message; experiment! It’s very

Below is my list of loggings for 2021, I start my list each year so these are all the stations which I logged in 2021, the total is 108 stations. Those flagged in yellow are station which were logged

Time: 18:00 - 18:20 Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Radio: Digitech AR-1733 / 3"FSL aerial Notes: My first session for 2022. A good mix of signals with 3GG on 531kHz being logged at a solid 4. 3RN

It is our entry level amateur radio licence for Australia. I gained mine in around 2008 but have not renewed it since 2010, I don't have the space for it at the moment maybe one day. FOUNDATION: The

Drifter, no problem. We all started out needing basic help at some time. The video you referenced is useful. When you talked about a long wire, I thought you were hunting medium wave stations. A

On Sat, Jan 1, 2022 at 05:17 AM, Paul Blundell wrote: AOCPFHey Paul, what is the AOCPF that you mention? Just curious. From context I have to think it is some kind of license or permit. Google not

I think with Covid, keeping away from people is a really good idea and an extra reason to dx in more remote locations. Pqul

That's very true. Glad they got use to you and your dxing. Paul

Thanks Chris. A good point about going bush, I will need to find some suitable locations. Paul

Hi Tony Many thanks for such a detailed and informative reply! I’ve clearly got to be more sure of what I’m doing here, and in answer to Paul’s question the beast I’m making this for is my

Hah, same here. I like to get out in the fresh air with my ham gear and inevitably someone asks if I'm talking to Mars, or little green men. Only maybe 99% of the time it's when I'm about to break

I DX from the top of my driveway here in McGrath, Alaska... on a very public road. When i first got here, everyone in this small town wondered what i was doing.. and tons asked.. now everyones used to

Hi Paul, I find people are generally curious when they see radio equipment set up and like to know what you are doing. I generally tell them it is Amateur (ham) radio as most people have heard of that

Don’t let it short out. The other leg on an input plug connects to the radio’s ground, so a short will ground the long wire and make the antenna useless. Also, be careful. Some radio front ends

What radio is this for? Paul

January 2022 Update: I was recently swapping over my radio kit to my new backpack when I came across this radio in my crate of "less" used radios. I put in a new set of AAA batteries and had a bit of