Byron, We aren't making any difference between unlimited and otherwise in ultralight logs. We count it, no matter how you log it. And I have never logged South Dakota on AM, but I have on FM! --

Carl, I've found the simplest way to couple bog to URL is the Gary Deacon method of just winding a few turns around the RX along the axis of the internal ferrite. I DXed a couple of times at Tybee

Hi John, I wont be sending you anymore logs, since i have now crossed over to the Dark Side. thats right, i'm now in the unlimited class. got tired of listening to static and dupes. wanted to get

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Carl" wrote: > > It would be great if they made a bandwith selectable DSP ulr that had a plug in loop stick.Something like a PL-380 with a plug in for a loop stick. About

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > I noticed in the eBay listing, the 360 only tunes LW in 9kHz. steps. Are these the standard ones used in Europe? I am on the East coast, and with the

It sounds great,Gary ! I will await the results of your experimentation eagerly.It would be great if they made a bandwith selectable DSP ulr that had a plug in loop stick.Something like a PL-380 with

Gil: The next time i plan to be in your area,I will let you know. How do you couple the bogs to your ulrs ? I have a Q-Stick + that should work for that.Do you find the fall to be the best time for

Hello Farmerik, The PL-360 can tune LW in 1 kHz steps, although this must be done manually,with the tuning knob rotated at a slow rate. When rotated at a fast rate, thetuning knob shifts to the

A couple of months ago I logged CKOC, oldies 1150. Sent them a reception report via email and, quite frankly, forgot about it. Today, I opened up my mailbox to a very nice veri letter, window clings,

I noticed in the eBay listing, the 360 only tunes LW in 9kHz. steps. Are these the standard ones used in Europe? I am on the East coast, and with the help of a really big LW antenna I was hoping to

Carl and others vacationing in Low Country, I live 13 miles from Tybee Island. If I can't get out to dx with you, I can lend you my bogs and direct you to a good location to stretch'em out. 73 Gil

I would buy one too! :) -- John Mosman Discover joy in life and savor it everyday 847-350-9566

Congratulations on all the loggings, Carl. You caught some really good ones for sure! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

Thanks to US ultralighters for input on the station under 100kw XERF on 1570 that is being heard in NZ. It has been identified as Radio Nueva Q in Lima Peru which is new and has been on since

Thanks, Jim! I've never seen this as part of a radio feature set description; it is such a unique and inventive way to handle volume on the radio, I'm surprised it's not standard. Indeed, the

Knowing that mw can be quite good with this little radio, how is fm and sw reception? How does it compare to the 310 and 380 as well as any other small and portable Eton or Degen receivers? It sure

Hello All, A medium-sized replacement loopstick for the Tecsun PL-360 was wound on a3" x 3/8" type 61 Amidon ferrite bar, using 40/44 Litx wire at an inductance of315 uh (which practically maxed out

Hello Jeff, Thanks for your interest in the Tecsun PL-360 model. The FM and SW reception capabilities of the PL-360 fall somewhat shortof the PL-310 and PL-380 models because of the shorter (by

Great catch!- FARMERIK

This one still eludes me after 4 years :( Being in the X-Band I always thought this an easy target, but utility noise always seems about. At Rocky Neck St. Park, its easy at dusk even on a WRX911