Hello All, Thanks very much to Nick for posting the detailed observationson his PL-380 loopstick experiments. His measurements of coil "Q" fordifferent loopstick configurations is especially

HI Guys: I'm camped out on 101.9 Mhz and I'm hearing the odd Meteor Scatter ping today!! Nothing long or ID'able yet.....but it's Pinging away!! I'll leave the FM Tuner on 101.9 all day and see if

Hello All, Thanks to Nick, Nigel and Bill for their sunrise TP reports thismorning. Having also experienced the recent mediocre strength of the TP'sduring our west coast sunrise period, I've

Scott, It looks like Keith may be right on the money about the station you've been hearing. Although I couldn't find a date associated with this info, here's what I just ran across on the Texas Music

Wow, it keeps getting weirder. I'll call the station and see for sure. Thanks for the ideas! Scott Hobbs, New Mexico

HI, radio-locator.com shows WWRU 1660 as a spanish speaking stations in NJ. the MWLIST shows: 1660 USA WWRU-Radio Korea Jersey City/Carlstadt, NJ 10kw ex Radio Unica cant pick up 1660 here,

Scott, I don't know the answer, but two possibilities occur to me: Number one, your c & w station may be undergoing a format change. Sometimes when stations are in the process of flipping formats,

I was able to scrounge up a few new stations overnight, the first ones for the new decade. I parked on 1410 and 1420 for long time both this morning and Fri morning trying to nail IDs from previously

THANKS! I never thought of checking Wikipedia. Every once in a while I receive a station strongly in what I would expect to be the Null. A mystery to me, but so are a lot of other things. -

--- 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 From: ultralightdx@...[mailto:ultralightdx@...]On

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