Hi Bob That sounds really nice, and certainly substantial! It’s smaller than the recently mentioned http://www.mtmscientific.com/AM%20Loop%20Booklet.pdf I was really surprised recently when looking

Hi Drifter I have a home made loop. Wooden “x” @ 12”. Made from 1x 4 stock. 18 ga wire - 24 wraps I think. I did invest in quality air gap tuning cap. Thanks for reply! -- Bob Richardson

I read about people verifying reception using streaming from the Internet. My question is how do you do that if you do not have a station ID so you can find the stream? Johnny, as you do this, what

He might have said the letters but if so he said them fast and lowered his voice.

Do CBC stations *ever* say their call letters? I know it's hard for some to understand, but Canadian stations are not required to follow FCC rules. :) In fact, I'm not sure whether or not Canadian

Hi James, Wow! Pretty cool catch! Hey, do you use the internet to ID stations at all? Sometimes you can match what you hear to the live stream of the station. I sometimes do that... might not be

This evening I was able to get a CBN program loud and clear. It was the Tom Power show at about 9-10 PM CDT. Most likely that was from CBW in Winnipeg, 727 miles north of me. But CBY in NL is at

Hi Bob In answer to your first question, my selection would be the Etón E5, I’m sure more informed comments will follow, I’m new to the game. I now have a question for you, what was/is the loop

Hi group Just off the top of you heads, what was (is) a good ANALOG tuning radio with DIGITAL COUNTER? SW is optional. Bought Coby cx53 for $5 on a whim Awful Hard to tune, barely gets locals

The FCC hasn't the resources to care about no-harm-no-foul infractions. The only way they would get involved in a situation like this would be if they received a legitimate complaint of interference

I've also been picking up WELD off and on since last Dec., with my last reception being on Feb. 25. The distance to my location in southern Ontario is 295 miles. Usually all I'm hearing is CKGM

Good answer but one additional note is that they may not have reduced their power appropriately when you heard them. For a crowded frequency that is a long distance for 14 watts, although nothing is

<jlochey@...> wrote: Yes/yes and yes, but within the terms of their license. The are protecting other stations of higher classes on the same or adjacent channels from interference at

Hi all, Last night I had a nice catch of WELD, AM 690, from Fisher, WV to my home in Southern MI (USA). The distance was 330 miles, but what made it cool (to me) was that the station was only putting

Greetings! First, a bit of housekeeping: We have only SEVEN episodes left now of DX Central Live! as we will be running our final episode of Season 2 on Sunday, May 1st. With the arrival of Daylight

Fair point and clearly I have misread the feeling of how this should work. Paul

If you are into legalese: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/03/15/2022-05447/sponsorship-identification-requirements-for-foreign-government-provided-programming Yes, I subscribe to

BREAKING NEWS: Per “Radio World” magazine, the FCC has implemented the “Foreign Sponsor” ID requirement for US radio stations. This may result in some unique ID’s being produced quickly and

When I introduced back in april 2021 the ULDX Index I wanted to get a math value (an Index) easy to be recognized internationally, obtained in a quantitative way, as always numbers show. Under these

As we’ve messaged on the email lists, our priority is to arrange for additional DX Tests before the end of the season. Between us, we have two additional tests that are a strong possibility, but the