--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > The only listing at Radio Locater for 1660 in the Northeast USA is a 10KW Spanish station WWRU in NJ, but this seems to be coming from the NW or SE, and

Congratulations to Gregory Mosher and Byron Johnson for being the firstultralighters of 2010 to receive awards. Gregory received his certificate for 100 Stations Heard -Barefoot, a station count that

See: https://www.amidoncorp.com/specs/2-35.pdf for some formulas on how many turns to use on a given rod for a desired inductance. (use with grains of salt....it's difficult to get this dead on,

The only listing at Radio Locater for 1660 in the Northeast USA is a 10KW Spanish station WWRU in NJ, but this seems to be coming from the NW or SE, and the language sounds Asian. Anyone have any

Recent experimentation here (and by Nick Hall-Patch, and others) indicates ******************** As Gary mentioned, I tried a 3" long, 0.375" diameter Amidon type 61 rod with the PL-380, so here are

If the 9 Kc. steps were selected, would it be on frequency for the trans ocean signals? I am disappointed the loop stick is not larger. I did not get the English manual included. I emailed Amazon,

OK, now I get it. Sort of like the audio version of the screen break-up on digital video. I can see why it would be a problem for really weak signal DXing, however on my G8 I don't think I will miss

Chris: My recently acquired PL-380, s/n 36920091000343, dated 11/2009, has only one screw in the its battery compartment. There is a second hole, possibly for a screw, but it's blocked by the

Hello Farmerik, All of the radios you mentioned (G8, PL-380, CR-1110 and PL-600) are onhand here, in this overcrowded shack. The CR-1110 is a rather odd bird that has far better AM sensitivity on

Thanks Rob! I’ll work on getting those sent in. It lookslike there may be several award applications coming your way! 73. Chris

Chris Knight wrote:Congratulations Chris........on # 200....hopefully # 300 is just aroundthe corner!! I look forward to receiving your Award Applications realsoon!! Keep

Hello All, I logged station #200 using ultralights today by way oflocal 1090-KMXA (locals are good for something). Now to apply for some awards… Here is my ULR AM/BCB Log summary as of

Hey everybody! Thanks for the wonderful welcome, but I've got a problem here. Today, at about 1330 MST, I was band-scanning on MW and came upon something extremely odd. Instead of country music,

Your second 1215 is most likely Kaliningrad, although we've heard others there from LBI. Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of Philadelphia] 40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id FM:

It's not often I hear multiple TAs from Delaware but several were noted from here in Nova Scotia tonight, on the PL-310 barefoot, from about 1700-1715 local:: 1. 1134 Croatia, Slavic-type talk, good

Hey: Thanks for the warm welcome, but, at the moment, I need some help. Has anybody heard something wierd on 1250 today? I'm listening on 1250 on my G8 right now and hearing nothing like the usual

Farmerik The soft mute is a feature of the Si4734 chip that allows the audio to be decreased by a predetermined amount when the signal you are listening to falls below a certain level. It's as if you

The soft mute occurs when tuned exactly on frequency on weak signals that vary between s/n's of 0, and s/n's that rise above zero...instead of a smooth rise or fall in the audible signal, the signal

Hopefully the newer version has soft mute completelydisabled like the first known version did. After the first version, there was (atleast) a second version. I believe the version I have is the second

Mark Roberts wrote:Thanks for the info on this Mark.......but I guess it all depends onwhat they "Did" to the NEW VERSION???? Hopefully they made itbetter...... You'll have to let us know what the New