I've been stuck on 1340 kHz for the last two evenings, and now I'm singing Zippity-Doo-Dah out my ears! I don't advise the faint at heart to sit under headphones on a GY freq for more than abt 20

--- In ultralightdx@..., Rick Garrett > > WMAJ, 1450, State College, PA. Rick, Congrats on the new ones. Conditions aren't exactly great right now, and the thunderstorm season is getting underway.

I managed to snag two new stations tonight, but, once again, no new states. New ones tonight: KBHS, 1420, Hot Springs, Arkansas WMAJ, 1450, State College, PA. Rick in Indianapolis.

Carl, I've been anxious to see what you were able to log on your vaca. I'll bet it's been quite a while since you heard that many LAm stations within such a short period of time. Looking forward to

Excellent catches, Rob. You and that T-615 are excellent partners, I must say! Keep 'em coming! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

Hello All, Master ULR-DXer Rob Ross (of London, Ontario) has added to his impressivecollection of Award Certificates by qualifying for a very tough one-- 40 LatinAmerican Stations Heard on ULR's of

Jim Kearman Wrote......... Thanks for the Info on my 690 Radio Progreso logging.......Glad to beable to fill in the Blanks...Call Letters and Power on this one. Heardit many Years ago before the ULR

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Robert S.Ross VA3SW" wrote: > 690 Radio Progreso CM?? Jovellanos, CUBA Rob, Congrats on the new ones. I'm glad to see others are absorbing some of that Cuban rf! WRTH 2010

Hi Guys: Things have been slow here lately but last night I was able to add 2 NEW ONES to the ULR Logbook. Both of these are RELOGS for the OVERALL LOG however. The Cuban on 690 was probably a

Today i returned from a vacation on the Georgia and South Carolina coasts. On 4.4.10 ,i dxed in the evening from Tybee Island,Georgia near Savannah. Here is a brief summary of what was heard mostly

Jim has lucidly explained several good reasons for using a low inductance loop and transformer (tuning range and flexible wire). The same reasons govern the historical use of low-inductance loops

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > > Would using 300 ohm or 450 ohm ladder line allow a more turns or a larger loop to match the input on the PL-360? It would have to go through the

The R-911 is used for general AM listening. Its on a lot during the day. If I wnat to do some DXing, I'll use the PL-200/310. Sometimes tho, I stumble into an odd station with the R-911. It does null

Would using 300 ohm or 450 ohm ladder line allow a more turns or a larger loop to match the input on the PL-360? It would have to go through the 1/8th inch plug, but most of the lead could be higher,

Great! Keep us posted with the results. It wouldn't be so good for trans ocean DX maybe, but if it is as easy to select between 9 and 10 kHz. channel spacing, it might be able to perform pretty well

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > Jim - I am trying to follow along, but I am unsure of the theory behind what you are doing. My goal would be a simple direct connection, like the turns

All this lead me to look for posts about the PL-360, but the search box could not find any. I thought there was some discussion here, and the '360 was lacking other features, perhaps 1 Kc. tuning

Jim - I am trying to follow along, but I am unsure of the theory behind what you are doing. My goal would be a simple direct connection, like the turns on the internal loop coming out through a couple

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote: > The idea of fitting a larger loopstick in the battery compartment does seem like the most practical option, given the lack of space elsewhere inside

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > Apart from whats in the files here, any other considerations on choosing among them? > > At the prices they sell for, I suppose I could just order ALL