On Wed, Jan 5, 2022 at 04:34 AM, Jorge Garzón wrote: Hi Gary, This is most likely "Radio Progreso" from Cuba. The recording starts with some Cuban music and then the conductor (with a strong Cuban

Thanks for the reply. 621kHz is about 450km away from me and is a 50kw station.

Very interesting! The K-Mart radio did pretty well all things considered? It must be that 621kHz (3RN) is a local station to you? I tried to look up this station in proximity to you, but

Hi Gary, This is most likely "Radio Progreso" from Cuba. The recording starts with some Cuban music and then the conductor (with a strong Cuban accent) presents a kind ot 'Radio-theater", called in

I have recently been undertaking some head to head testing of the Digitech AR-1733 and the Kmart portable radio (JR-61H760). This testing session was on the AM band. I had planned on undertaking this

This was received at 1017 UTC (0217 PST, west coast time) on December 3, 2021 (last month) when KFI suddenly went silent in the early morning. At 57 seconds there is an apparent ID (Novio Radio?) in

Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Time: 22:00 - 22:30 Radio: Digitech AR-1733 / Barefoot -- Paul

What got me hooked was a local amateur who shared some of his gear with me, until I was able to purchase some of my own. I am planning on getting my ticket (one day) but for now, I am happy to be a

My uncle got me in to radio, he was very active on CB radio here. When I was 7 years old, he took me on a DX session to a lookout where we used a hand-held to talk on 27Mhz. When I was in college, my

<jlochey@...> wrote: A very good question! I don't have *my* GE handheld radio (P-2790D!) that my parents bought me for my birthday c.1971 but I do watch for them on eBay. :-)

Mine was when I was about 12 and my parents always purchased the Daily Telegraph newspaper here in the UK. One week there was an advertisement for the Russian Vega VEF-206 advertised by a company

Two defining moments for me.... 1) The GE handheld radio (looking at it right now) that my aunt bought me for Christmas - I couldn't believe how cool it was having my own radio! 2) The one night in

Hi Peter, I couldn't agree more, the feeling of a "proper radio" is hard to beat! I'm finally to the point in my life were I could actually buy those "expensive radios" that I dreamt of as a teen, but

I know the list in the US is HUGE!!! :)

Hi Bill, SUPER! I'm printing this off now. Thanks a lot for your effort! Johnny

Awesome work, a much longer list than I have here for us in Australia. Paul

That sounds like a really good plan. My collection got a bit out of hand, so I have scaled it back a bit. Paul

Sold mine to a radio friend locally, last I heard it was still working. At the time I didn't have the time or space to make the best use of it. Paul -- Paul

My go to radio is the XHDATA D-808. I did try the Tecsun 330, but found the MW performance to be poor so sold it on. I do have a newly acquired SDRplay RSPdx which I'm planning on using for overnight

I only have one: 310et. Little pocket rocket. but ive been kee to get a 330 // pedro andrade