Robert, I heard the exact same station this morning on the SRF-59 barefoot at 0630 (nine minutes after you logged them)! My 704th overall station and number 330 for the ULs. Small world, ain't

(Gary wrote :) JOAK-594 was booming in at 1349, so I grabbed the smallest Ultralight on the planet, the 1.19" loopstick Sony SRF-S84 (1.4 ounces). Very nice catch Gary ! 73 Allen

Hi Guys, First of all, Congratulations to Paul Logan on logging # 400 . Way to go Paul !! Last night was pretty decent conditions , logged a new one as follows: 702 khz - China Radio Intl via

Way to go, Gary - you've reached yet another milestone by coaxing the S84 into receiving a TP! What other feats of magic are up your sleeve? Kevin S Bainbridge Island, WA

HI Guys: Thanks to Greg Shoom for pointing out to me that this station I logged below is located in OWEGO NY.....not OSWEGO!! Please

Paul Logan wrote:Way to Go Paul!!! You`re making it hard to stay ahead of you!!HAHAHHHA...I only wish I had as many Transatlantics as you!! Heck Iwish I had ONE TransAtlantic!!! I see you logged a

Hi all, some new ones over the last couple of days and some milestones  - WTIC Hartford is station 400 logged WHAS Louisville is US State 22 logged Venezuela Llanera 960 is my first Venezuelan /

HI Guys: One new logging this morning at Sunrise on the Ultralight SONY SRF-T615. This was also a NEW LOGGING for the OVERALL LOG!! ULR LOG Total is now............................487

Good Morning, It was quite obvious at first check (1315) thatlast night's great TA conditions had somehow fizzled out, at least at thismodest DX location. The powerhouses and a few other

My Sangean 400 performance is virtually the same as my 200VX, both of which are more sensitive than the 59. The 59's selectivity is slightly better than the 400, but the 59's nulling is outstanding,

I can measure them if you want. The Sangean is taller and the SRF-59 is wider. The DT-400W's selectivity leaves a lot to be desired but it's quite a bit more sensitive than a properly aligned SRF-59

Hi Guys: Only DX'ing I was able to do so far today was at Sunrise and I was rewarded with 2 NEW Stations for the Overall Log and the ULR Log!! Both stations were from NORTH CAROLINA......and were

SRF-59, barefoot, all Monday, 9/29/08, EDT: 1550 WIGN/Bristol, TN, 7:20pm, gospel. 1470 WBTX/Broadway-Timerland, VA, 7:29pm, s/off anmt. 1430 WXNT/Indianapolis, IN, 7:47pm, "news-talk 14-30". 1390

Allen good work on the Manitoba Station!! I hear that one quite often on the ULR's...even with a LOCAL CFPL 980 right next door..it gets out pretty well!! OK on # 360 heard with HALF of them being

Hi Allen, Im surprised I had never heard Mauritania before on 783 - I was tuning around and heard the Muezzin and wondered what it was - everything behind me needs to be daylight to hear it. Same for

--- On Mon, 9/29/08, starship20012001 <norbert_1226@...> wrote: how much bigger is the DT-400 (the yellow one) VS the sony srf-59. also how bad is the selectivity vs srf-59 i have a couple

Brett Saylor wrote:Yes...that is who I hear up here in Ontario as well Tim. I also hearthem at SUNSET quite often and they blast in here pretty good!! Ibelieve they us they use the SLOGAN "La

Tim, As Brett mentioned that station you heard on 1460 in Spanish is highly likely to be WKDV . I wondered myself for quite a while what it was, also hearing it here in the North Atlantic, like you

Can anybody tell me who is the station on 1460 with Spanish language programming? Have heard it at sunrise/sunset a bunch of times...often dominant on the frequency, but just can't catch the calls or