Thank you Scott for your generous offer. I have sent you an email with my address. Thank you Jim and Steve for your offers. This has to be one of the best groups I have ever come across. Scott you

--- In ultralightdx@..., Tony Germanotta wrote: > > So would you avoid the soft mute or the zero reading by merely keying in 1209 instead of 1210, for instance? Or by setting the step to 9Khz rather

So would you avoid the soft mute or the zero reading by merely keying in 1209 instead of 1210, for instance? Or by setting the step to 9Khz rather than 10 for transatlantic stations? It doesn't seem

--- In ultralightdx@..., Allen Willie > > Decent conditions last night and early this morning in the North Atlantic with these logs and 1 new one > > 850 khz - WFTL - West Palm Beach, Florida

Hi Tony, I am glad you find the discussion interesting. Sometimes I worry about alienating the non-tech group members with too much technical stuff vs dxing strategies, techniques,

1030 on AM Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of Philadelphia] 40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id <wb2bjh@...> FM: Yamaha T-80 & Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15' AM: Modified Sony

According to this site, it's on 92.4, 104.1 and AM 1030. http://mt-shortwave.blogspot.com/2010/01/us-military-delivers-self-powered.html Also Kim Elliot has this story on his site that talks about the

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* 1030 kHz. 73, Deane McIntyre VE6BPO

Hi Guys, Decent conditions last night and early this morning in the North Atlantic with these logs and 1 new one 850 khz - WFTL - West Palm Beach, Florida 1/27/10 9:50 UTC w/ news and talk,

>From Tom Taylor's column on today's Radio-Infonewsletter Haiti's newest radio station is broadcasting from the skies. Thanks to a specially-equipped U.S. Air Force C-130 that's flying very slowly

Thanks Jim and Scott for the info. This is fascinating stuff for a non-techie like me. I have a question, though. When I offtune my PL-310 to one side or another of a frequency, not only does the

Sorry to hear that Roy. I guess it might be a smart precaution to short AMI to ground while soldering the antenna in. Shoot me an email with your shipping address. I'm sure I can find a replacement

Good morning: I programmed the GY frequencies into memory on s PL-310 recently received. Now it seems I am unable to get out of the memory entry mode. When I try to enter a new frequency in the

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Roy" wrote: > > > > It had to happen after many multiple operations and hundreds of hours of software development with my old faithful G8 I have damaged my Si4734

1.27.10, 0623, AM 550, WKRC, Cincinnati, OH, 392mi/630km, "55 News Talk Station", Optimus 12-174 1.27.10, 0630, AM 700, WLW, Cincinnati, OH, 392mi/630km, "News Radio 700 WLW", Optimus 12-174 1.27.10,

Hi and Welcome to the group good to see another Aussie. I have one of the first ones but I had not noticed that information on the flap. My one says 2009.9 VER 1. Thanks for pointing it out. Roy.

Hi All It had to happen after many multiple operations and hundreds of hours of software development with my old faithful G8 I have damaged my Si4734 chip. I was sure that this was going to happen in

Hello From Australia, First post to the group! I've just added a PL380 to the collection. I also have a PL-300WT. Both receivers are excellent. With regard to the post about a possible new model

Jim gives an excellent explanation of the RSSI and SNR indicators. Here are some further comments for more technical readers. 1) The abbreviation RSSI stands for "Received Signal Strength

Hi Gang, Haven't been doing much radioing lately, so I decided it was time to try my hand at it again. I did find another new XE on 830 w/ quite a few other XE stations including XELK (ID hrd) and