I love your latin ID tips, Jim. You'll have me chasing them yet.

Greetings, Yea guys, it was definitely a good night for the Latin stations last night. I got out my Tecsun 300WT and used it w/ a 7.5" slider loopstick (made by John Bryant) and a SAT (pulled out the

--- In ultralightdx@..., Tony Germanotta wrote: > > The thing about this ULing, I have found, is I am listening to a whole lot more religious talk than I ever did in my agnostic life. (And a lot of

The thing about this ULing, I have found, is I am listening to a whole lot more religious talk than I ever did in my agnostic life. (And a lot of political screamers that I had always avoided because

Fired up the PL-380 at 0945Z today. That's 4:45 a.m. local time. First check was 530, where RVC and R Enciclopedia were at opposing nulls, but both pretty weak. Cuba did not ID at TOH as they usually

Yea, I have that problem with a few local pests who bleed over adjacent frequencies. It's not in the receiver selectivity either, it happens even on my R8A and R-390A with its mechanical filters. The

Feb 26 Friday 1320 WBOB Jacksonville FL 0730 EST 50k 5k talk 846 mi ant E #251 **** the FL high today will be 61 deg, lucky dogs, we're expecting more snow in MI. Byron wa8lcz nr Detroit Mi

hi Tony, my biggest problem in the Detroit area, is a bunch of 50 kw stations, their splatter and their iboc hash. WWJ is 950, but 940 and 960 are worthless, (so i log 1 station for 3 freq) so

Hi John, Thanks for your question, and of course you may submit new Ultralight Awardapplications after changing locations, and starting over. You may even submitapplications for successful DXing

2.25.10, 2135, AM 269kHz, CAD, Cadillac, MI, 36/58, NDB, DX-350 2.26.10, 0737, AM 1360, WTAQ, Green Bay, WI, 123mi/198km, 10k/5k, DX-350 -- Tony Kekalos Traverse City, MI SWLR-RN072 EN74es

Have you tried WDEL 1150? That's usually pretty easy for me here in Chesapeake, Va. Of course I have the salt water path to credit. Wait until the baseball season starts and look for the Phillies'

Hello All, Thanks to the contributions of many DXers who submitted sample copies ofJohn's artwork, Rob Ross' continuing (and superb) volunteer work to reviewapplications, and a crash course here in

I have not been able to hit the dials lately as I am getting ready to move to the Chicago area in March. Looks like I get to start over again from a new state :) Anyway, here goes: 1200 WRTO Chicago

Radio Cadena Agramonte in Cuba just made a brief appearance over local KPOF at 0500 UTC with Cuban national anthem and slogan-ID. The presumed Cuban warbler on 730 is also in at the moment. So

Nice catch, Byron! I've logged 27 states from here in northeastern PA but I can't snag anything in Delaware. WDOV is 131 mi from me. You give me hope! I'll have to try sitting on 1410. Randy

--- In ultralightdx@..., Tony Germanotta wrote: > > Here in Chesapeake Virginia tonight I took a brief break to see if those Europeans were still pounding in. Nothing really heard here, though. > >

Here in Chesapeake Virginia tonight I took a brief break to see if those Europeans were still pounding in. Nothing really heard here, though. But I discovered nice copy from St. Kitts and Nevin on

2.25.10, 0903, AM 1440, WNFL, Green Bay, WI, 119mi/191km, 5k/500w, Bdcsting from the Stub Hub (?) studios, this is the Don Patrick show., DX-350 2.25.10, 1343, AM 209kHz, GDW, NDB, Gladwin, MI,

Operation Bay of Sigs continues. There are 76 Cuban stations in the log (23% of my ULR total) or, as Glen Hauser would say, I have reached the semi-sesqui-centurian-plus-one level. Not sure the last

At this altitude a modest intake of a good Cabernet would improve a lot more than a S/N ratio! You stand a better chance of "Oz" in FL than most other eastern states. April-May would be probably be