Well done and welcome to the group. Paul

Nice catch, Andre, and welcome to the group. I think there is higher than normal sunspot activity going on right now. Keith Beesley Seattle WA USA

I'm new here, hi everyone. This is my first post. My furthest was just a few days ago, Adventist World Radio in Indonesian from Agat, Guam, 15500 kHz, during the day, around 13:00. I am in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da7isX96SiQ New video on setting up a 100MB router as seen in my RSP1a SDR using 10 MHZ wide spectrum For unknown reasons the router was reset itself but you see the

Not yet but will be in a few weeks time.

Nice! [Joke on]Did you already try to get through the security check of an airport with this case?[Joke off]

As of Version 22.05, MWDXerDB will change how it is designed to be used. Instead of having a list of frequencies which are updated each time I log each station, I will instead be adding a new record

As my radio collection has increased, I have needed to find a suitable way to carry my radios while still providing them with a good level of protection. As I am also taking my "daily carry" kit with

I got started in Tx when I was in the country and daytime radio was horrendous. My first transmitter used a 6CQ8 tetrode section to put out a few tens of mW on the AM band and a 7disk changer into

I suspect most dont and don't really care...

This is a open post for discussion, comments appreciated Ham radio day is today and the newscaster in a nationwide radio station rememberedthose older days on 80s when many people ….used their mini

MW Frequency Challenge for Week 21 We move to 940 kHz! Google Form can be found below. Good luck and best of DX! https://forms.gle/WGTDhXvE1SpiHzXb6 -- ------------------------ 73 and best of

Hi Guys Both DX Tests from Apr/10th heard here with good signals. 990 WWKY Winchester is a NEW STN while 1150 WMST is a RELOG for Overall Log but NEW for ULR Log. Thanks to everyone involved in

UPDATE— SEE NOTE ON OUTPUT POWER LEVELS The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the International Radio Club of American (IRCA) and the National Radio Club (NRC) are pleased to announce the 2022

With the dual DX tests happening tonight, we will be moving our DX Central Live! stream this week to tonight, starting at 10:30 CDT (0330 UTC Sunday). The MWFC will still continue through tomorrow

The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the International Radio Club of American (IRCA) and the National Radio Club (NRC) are pleased to announce the 2022 “Dual Test” from the Bluegrass State!

Asian DX Review - Volume 40 - No. 570 - April 2022 Enclosed High Resolution Copy also available for download

I tried, I really tried to partake in this weeks activity, but my ears are not what they used to be. I had no less than four overlapping stations, which means I could understand none of them.

I announced Sunday night on social media, but since I am still working on the results from week 18, I wanted to go ahead and send out the reminder that this week (19)'s frequency is: 1450 kHz! Google

Jock, Thanks, I think! How many Assyrian Cubits is that? Peter