Russ, thank you for your input. I would say my goal is 60% audio quality, 40% DX'ing. I don't know if those parameters help. But I will add the Grundig G8 to my list. :-) ~Bryan

Interesting - KLIF's page doesn't mention the simulcast but KTCK's does. Maybe they just switched? Thanks for the tip! -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

KKLF is a simulcast of 570-KLIF, so that's probably what you were hearing re: the gardening show. On 1700, San Diego and Des Moines both have ESPN, so you'd probably need to get more info such as an

OK - I was going by the notes on the page - 2007. Regardless, very nice! -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

When listening to DX stations, I sometimes hear a clanging sound in the background like a hammer hitting an anvil. I wonder if anybody else hears this? If so what causes it? It happens on multiple

I'm betting you won't find what you want for FM at that size. For Am, it's still the 615. Russ Edmunds 15 mi NNW of Philadelphia Grid FN20id FM: Yamaha T-80 & Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'; Grundig

For FM, I think there's only one choice - the Grundig G8. For AM, it's the Sony T 615. I'd rate the Sangean as poor for FM. FM audio quality doesn't have to be exclusive with DX'ability - it's a

These are updated pretty regularly for the US and Canada. I'd really doubt it was anything like a couple of years. I download files every several months for US & Canada AM & FM. Russ Edmunds 15 mi NNW

Thanks, Michael. I look forward to hearing what others think as well. After a quick Google, it seems to be a bit bigger than what I had in mind. I have edited the title to reflect my desire for a

Hi Bryan, I can recommend the Eton G8. It is sensitive and selective on both FM and AM and the audio is good on decent headphones. The speaker is as good as its small size. On FM it brings in

Hi, all! I am a radio enthusiast, and have belonged to the FM Tuner Group for some time. My hobbies include cycling, hiking, FM radios, computers, and warm white LED flashlights. I am joining this

Oooooh. It doesn't appear that the author has dumped the FCC DB to the spreadsheet in a few years, but otherwise this is cool. I downloaded it and loaded it into OpenOffice (take note! :) Put

Not exactly, but see http://go.to/emwg Russ Edmunds 15 mi NNW of Philadelphia Grid FN20id FM: Yamaha T-80 & Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B @15'; Grundig G8 AM: Modified Sony ICF 2010's barefoot

Is there a known version of this for "The Old World"? Michael UK

As this careens off topic... OpenOffice has an agreement with Microsoft for compatibility. I find that when I can't open something with my older copy of Microsoft Office, OpenOffice usually will.

Stephen, It's been done for you. See: http://www.dxfm.com/Content/spreadsheet_info.htm Don't be put off by the "fm", the AM data is down the page. Tom McKee ============================ We

I guess I'm not the only one. (or maybe I

Still new at cyberstalking AM stations so could use some pointers. Caught two stations on 1700 this morning (0830 CST or so). One was a sports station with the PL-606 oriented E-W and the other was

Listened a bunch before bedtime last night, about 2200-2300 CST (0400-0500 UTC). Haven't listened to this much AM in *years*. Don't even know most of the locals well enough to avoid them, other than

Kevin..........Congratulations on completing the "300 ULR Stations in 30 Days Ross Challenge"..........with a few Stations left over on your way to 400 Heard!!! That is a Great accomplishment