hi Jeff, on the 1680 in spanish, i copied a spanish speaking station and heard the city name of lindenwold, at the half hour. looked it up and found WTTM 1680 lindenwold NJ 10kw day, 1kw night. i'm

With the advent of the new Tecsuns, doesn't everyone have a spare SRF-59 going to waste? "Dr Phil" converted one to SWBC. Definitely not a pocket radio anymore, but there is some good theoretical

I haven't had much luck adding new logs with the G8, but hit on a couple of good ones. Times are UTC and radio is a barefoot Grundig G8. I'm located in Plainfield Indiana. 12/25/2009 05:58 970 AM

A friend in Oklahoma passed this along. http://www.solarcycle24.com/ Carl DeWhitt Maryville,Tn.

Hi Scott! Thanks from the streets of Laredo! Outstanding work! I marvel at the successful engineering made this chip possible. Wow! I agree with Roy...we're all hoping for a way to defeat the

I want to thank all the engineers here who work on understanding and modifying these tiny radios, and help us hobbyists to get the most fun and performance out of them. It is a huge effort in time,

Made with PL-380 and Terk loop from South Florida. If you've figured out how to firewall RealPlayer, those files are smaller, but the MP3s are identical. I use a Sony UDX IC-70 MP3 recorder plugged

Hello Scott, Thank you for your introduction, and once again congratulations on youroutstanding work in helping to design the Si4734 chip. This innovativebreakthrough has certainly caused a

Scott, Many thanks for posting! Hats off to you and SiLabs for a great design. 73, Jim, KR1S

I have a homemade regen that has logged lots of DX. Got seduced into the ULR stuff a month ago by the shady characters on this group. :) At the high end of the band the tuning resolution is a little

Hi Scott Welcome to the group. Thank you for putting us straight on the operation of the Si4734 and congratulations on your part in designing one of the best little radio chips on the planet. It has

Hi Roy, Gary, Jim, and others: I've been following this group for a week or so with a special interest in your experiments with radios based on the Si4734 chip. My interest comes partly as a radio

Could also be 1600 WKZK out of North Augusta, South Carolina. They play a black gospel format but will have some preaching and sorts inbetween. They almost never give their call sign but on the hour.

PL-380. Return of buck fever. Got Algeria nicely on 981, between a Haitian station in Miami and WTEM in DC, but they signed off about 0400Z tonight. Tempted to stay up and DX to the west but need

PL-800? Do you mean PL-600? - FARMERIK

Uh-oh. Just logged Absolute Radio in the UK on 1215 for a new country/continent. PL-800 and Terk loop. Weak but good enough to hear rock music and woman speaking with Brit accent. Now I have to stay

Finally got some good copy on R Farda 1575 tonight. F singing, at 0030Z M ann. Most people say it's in UAE, but http://www.mediumwave.de/#list says "Kuwait." I know, it's in WRTH, but my copy is stuck

I believe the TECSUN CR-1100 has the same DSP chip as the G8, but less features enabled. No SW or LW, and 9 or 10 Kc. AM tuning steps. Probably the single selectivity/audio band width chosen is wider,

2355Z WTNI 1640 Biloxi, MS Biloxi is a chip shot from here. What makes this significant is the TIS station a couple of miles away, that usually owns 1640. The PL-380 needed some help from the Terk

Thanks for the xmas present, Kirk! :) Got them as the sun set over Mexico tonight. E-W conditions seem okay, N-S not so hot. 73, Jim, KR1S