wrote: Kaz??? John: Several Cuban stations can be heard on an ULR in northern Oklahoma almost every night. The best time seems to be in the hour after local sunset. Radio Rebelde 670, 710 and 1180

Gary - thanks for your Logging Your First Ultralight TA or TP post. I'm hoping it will help me bag my first TP this weekend. Too bad my E100 hasn't arrived yet. I didn't know that asking for the

I've gotten both Mark and Gary's comments/tips on TA and TPDXing gathered together to make a tip sheet for us, but I sure would liketo add a similar section on Central and South American stations

On page 14 of the September issue of Monitoring Times there's an article called "Medium Wave Listening - Can It Still Be Fun?". The author is Ron Bailey (AA4S); his name doesn't look familiar to

Guys...The little SRF-59's excellent nulling capability is really making ultralight AM "DXing" fun! I'm building up my few-days-old ultralight logbook. A few loggings from today, Friday, 9/5/08, all

Hi Guys, Tonight, Turkey on 1017 has been in most of the night with very good signal. Unusual for it to be heard steady most of the night.It usually fades in and out Those of you on the east

Hi Dennis, John Bryant and I actually prepared a 2-pageUltralight Radio-related article for Monitoring Times back in the spring, but wehave both been so busy with Ultralight tinkering, Grayland

Hi John, You are right about the many DX countriesavailable in Latin America and the Caribbean, but since most NorthwestDXers (including me) have received very few of these stations

I logged a new one all time this morning at 0657-0703 CDT.KTAR-620-Phoenix,Az was logged with poor to very poor signal at tune out with several Sports Radio 620,KTAR i.d.,s and Espn Sports Center.ULR

Don't forget the Latin American, Mexican and Caribbean stations! Cuba from the East Coast is a no-brainer and Venezuela isn't that tough. Colombia is a frequent visitor and Mexico can be had on a

Here in this part of Europe, when China is coming with good signals in the evening there is a good chance to have USA and the few canadians available for the night. If you get AIR Nagpur on 1566,

Thank you Gary: Thanks for the excellent advice. My reason for not asking the same question about TP DX was because of the abundant information from Grayland DX-peditions. Also, even though I live

Sure, go for it ! Mark

Gary and Mark C, Gary, That was an excellent discussion of logging your first TP....Mark's was excellent, as well, addressing the TAs. Would you two mind if I copied your messages, made them into a

Hi John, I'm sure that both Mark and I would bethrilled to have our suggestions posted in a PDF file on dxer.ca. Sinceyou have obviously logged far more TP's (and lost far more sleep) than

Tim: I agree. The tiny receivers have revived my interest in medium wave band DXing. It's fantastic what can be heard without an expensive communications receiver. It reminds me of when I first

Hello Guys, There are very few experiences in the AM-DXhobby more thrilling than logging your first TA or TP on an Ultralightradio. As the fall DX season approaches, propagation will slowly

Hi Tim, Congratulations on your SRF-59 loggings, andwelcome to the Ultralightdx group. Receiving TP's on my stock SRF-59 lastNovember also reminded me a lot of my ham radio QRP

Hi Guys, Things were a bit tougher stations count with the Robert Ross Challenge last night with the noise level and A Index a bit higher and even higher today. Did manage to log a new country or

Great going, Tim!!! A bunch of us feel the same way..... when I get back to Oklahoma inNovember, I'm going to do what you are doing.... start a fresh log bookand DXgeneral domestic AM for the first