Trans-Polar, wow! Drifter

Woohoo, jumps for joy.. was the first one in over a month, I think..... 1449 Iran at 1817UTC right before their sign off and my local sunrise . Fading in and out a little, but some good fade ups. Fair

Hi Peter The amount of work that’s gone into this is phenomenal, and I’m with you, if I find a PayPal link I’ll gladly make a donation! Drifter

<essexmarshman@...> wrote: Isn't it awesome? It used to be "Americanradiohistory.com" but he's expanded. And it seems to be large enough to have it's own gravitational field now

I loved that Johnny! All reviews should be that way 😊 Drifter

Johnny- Looks like 129 nighttime and 288 daytime per my list. Good luck! Bill

I'm up to 29 of 220+ (???) 50kw stations in US/Canada - so far in 2022! *not sure the actual number of 50kw stations in the US?

Those are GREAT examples guys! Very encouraging! :) J

Hi all, Last night I decided to try a very informal test between the (CCrane) CCRadio 2E and the Eton Elite Mini. I have been using the "Mini" as my only radio for all of my Ultralight AM/FM DX'ing so

KTNN is an interesting mix of Dine (Navajo Language) music and CW! 73, kevin kc6pob

Hi all, One more logging last night to beat my personal 2022 record... AM 1060 @ 21:14 EST - KFIT - "Gospel 1060" - Lockhart, Texas - 1133 miles from my location Radio: Eton Elite Mini Johnny

Hi all I found this site by accident yesterday, and because it’s so unreal I just wanted to be sure everyone knew about it. To a newbie like myself who happens to be interested in the past (probably

Hi Paul That link you sent is brilliant! I’ve just looked at it more closely and found the live audio sub links, which will prove extremely useful for narrowing down what I’m listening to. Once

Here we have / had some interesting callsigns. 7LA was on 1098khz, it stood for Launceston. 7NT was on 711kHz, it stood for Northern Tasmania. 7EX was on 1008kHz, it stood for examiner, this is the

Unusual ones.... KKOB-770 Albuquerque, New Mexico's is: The Talk Monster. I have heard them use "blowtorch". It's the only one I know of. They are 50 KW. KTNN-660 Window Rock, Arizona. Interesting 50

KFWB in Los Angeles - "All news, all the time" and "You give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world". Unfortunately they are no longer all news (news is still their centerpiece) since CBS purchased

VK, VJ and VL are prefixes identifying amateur radio operators in Australia. As of July 29th 2020 - the following AR callsign structure is in place in Australia:[8][9] Advanced VK$aa, VJ$a, VK$a,

Well thanks for that link Paul, more grist to the mill! Drifter

Hi there Very many thanks for such a time consuming and informative reply! The ham game is another world and at this stage I’m not thinking of going in that direction, but never say never! From what

<essexmarshman@...> wrote: The Number-Letter-Letter calls are Australian broadcast callsigns. Because I'm goofy, now I *have* to know if they were once VL-number-letter-letter or if