Sounds cool! J

<essexmarshman@...> wrote: Yeah, so pulling "1332 - 3SH" at random and inserting that into the google machine, gave me this (among

Where are you? Paul

As Paul is based in Australia, the majority of those are Australian calls. Some are used on air, others not. New Zealand follows the same format. Russ Edmunds WB2BJH Blue Bell, PA Grid

Contact some of them Johnny and tell them your suggestions, you never know! Drifter

Okay Johnny and all, it’s arrived and I have to say I’m pretty impressed. But what I didn’t notice in my haste to buy was that unlike the Etón Mini it doesn’t have shortwave 😞. I haven’t

Hi Peter Many thanks for your reply, in which I suspect you’ve answered my question. But, to be sure, have a look at Paul’s logging

Hi all, Just was thinking about how incredibly unoriginal most AM Radio (maybe FM too?) station slogans are! I can't BELIEVE how many boring slogans exist, I have lost count of how many stations

Hi all, Just wanted to share a notable log entry that I was able to receive last night on the tiny Eton/Grundig Elite Mini. The "Voice of Amarillo" in Amarillo, Texas, 940 KIXZ. This station was

<essexmarshman@...> wrote: Do you mean radio station call letters? On the MF and VHF broadcast bands these are still A Thing in the USA, but they seem to have passed into history

Hi Johnny I did wonder if you’d seen that 🤔. It’s not here yet, but I’m expecting it later today. I’m pretty keen to see it myself! This morning I started to renovate an old Panasonic

Hi FenDrifter, I did not see the physical FM antenna! Now I'm more excited! J

Hi all As a complete novice to this game, I’ve got to admit to utter confusion about loggings I’ve seen on here. What do they all refer to? If a logging was for instance Radio Romania

MW Frequency Challenge - Week 9 results and Week 10 announcement: Congrats to Rob Keeney for taking the top spot in this week's challenge! We also had some pretty impressive mileage coming in this

this is more personal message : i m quite old ready to be 60 but was of the fist in Greece to deal with computers since the mid 70s , Buite ahead of my time nut always was very close to any good and

Hi group. I am a domestic MW fan since I live 300 miles inland. Have a Sony 29/ 39/ 49 trio and a home brew loop antenna. Spot with a Sangean DT-110 and DT-500. Lots of fun on long winter nights as

Hi Jay Thank you for that nice little piece of information. I’ll try that immediately and let the group know the outcome. Drifter

If it drains the batteries when turned off a work around might be to remove the battery between uses I have had a few radios which had an odd defect wherein they did not power down all the circuits

Very many thanks Steve, that’s much appreciated! This may have to go into the ‘spares’ bin I think, because battery drain is very rapid. Drifter

Looking at the diagram it does not appear that pad goes anywhere; if so then it doesn't matter if it's left unsoldered, and it wouldn't change anything if it were soldered. If the other side