I have a 27" Stormwise center wrapped w/ 38 turns of Litz 660 wire that feeds into a 365 pf variable capacitor. Sharp and high Q that consistently outperforms my 3' x 3' homebrew air core box loop. I

Wire makes a difference--I found that the 660 Litz (38 turns in the center of my 27" Stormwise 125 mu) did much better than 28 AWG multistrand hook up wire--much sharper and higher Q, and higher S/N

A correction to my earlier post.The link says sign guestbook.You can click on this and leave condolences. Carl

As you will see in his obituary,John's funeral is 3 P.M.Central time Friday,February 12 at the First United Methodist Church in Stillwater,Oklahoma.Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers

I have not found the newspaper obituary yet.Maybe it will be on the paper's website later today.I did find his obituary on the Strode Funeral Home website.Here is the link: http://strodefh.com/ Click

As a foreign DXer I am sure the International DX Community will bebenefited. I stress on the need to have John Bryant's workspublished online for the benefit of foreign DXers that haven't had

I've placed one of my favorite photos of John in a posting on my blog, along with a few words. It is hard to write any more in depth than I have...the feelings of loss are still too strong. The

I've had a chance to listen at sunset for the past two evenings and I caught the following. All loggings were obtained with a Sony SRF-49, Barefoot and all times are in UTC. AMP= Air Mile Path

Guy, you have a very valid point. John would see DXers getting back to the dials (or computer screen in the case of Perseus) as one of the all time best ways to keep his memory and life's work

Hello Everyone: Well......I just got finished reading all the emails on the ULR, DXplorer, IRCA, NRC, ODXA etc Lists about John.......and Man.....this has to rate as the Greatest Memorial to ANY

Kirk: Do you recall the time that John,yourself and Mitch Sams got together in Stillwater and dxed with a 2000 foot beverage antenna ? You guys caught some Japanese and other nice mw dx.That is an

Thanks,Richard.I will surely be looking for it.I hope it gives some acknowledgement of his radio hobbies and the books and articles he wrote. 73 Carl

Hello All, As all of us express our deep respect and appreciation for John's manyoutstanding contributions to our hobby (and especially to our Ultralight Radioenthusiast group), perhaps the most

Carl: The same death notice appeared on page three of the printed edition of the News-Press. I'm sure his obituary will be in the Thursday edition. The paper's website is

This is absolutely terrible news. John has always been one of the good guys in the DX hobby that I have always looked up to and admired. Although we never met, and only exchanged a few dozen emails

********************************************************************* I second the idea, Mr.Cereghin. A better idea than mine, and I hope others in the group will do like likewise. Alex N8UCN /

Kirk -------What a beautiful tribute to our friend. I'm so sorry but I am so overcome with grief that I am unable to verbalize my feelings. Please remember the great times at Reynoldsburg.

Bill Whitacre?-----Oh my, there's a name I haven't heard in years -------Please say hello for me -------Jim Herkimer

The E-mail just sent here with text in Spanish has written by me and is a recollection of some of the different comments by you, my appreciatedcolleagues, who have been remembering John Bryant here

John H. Bryant DX-ISTA EE.UU. de NA In memoriam Una lamentable noticia tuvimos ayer al enterarnos del trágico y lamentable fallecimiento del famoso DXista estadounidense Prof. Arq. John Bryant, de