Hey There Rob! Way to go, amigo!! Dang, you're makin' it awfully hard to catch up with you, ha ha! Congrats on your retirement, by the way, and on the new station too! Kirk Allen Ponca City, OK

Hi Gary, Congrats on these fine catches using an ULR ! Of course I know the database you mentionned (www.classaxe.com/dx/ndb/rna) since I'm the Co-Editor of the european/african section called REU

I don't know where everybody gets their radios but I saw this link. http://www.takeradio.com/ Expensive/Cheap..I do not know... I personally don't like S&H.

I wonder if anyone has logged ALL the Coast to Coast stations???? I have even picked up on a few FM stations..... Mark B. N8PGV

Hello All, Although Tecsun's recent DSP Ultralights have included Longwavecoverage as a standard feature, the MW-oriented loopsticks included with theseradios have proven to be rather deaf under 530

Geez, Rob - at this rate you'll hit 900 early next month! Too bad you are retiring or anything... it would go faster that way... Keep it up! Kevin

Hi Guys: Only 1/2 Hour of Sunset Skip for me tonight....but I did manage to hear 1 NEW STATION for both the ULR and OVERALL LOGS. Not sure how good the conditions were tonight as I got in there

I received PL 606 days ago.a few Great radio.Better than PL 300 (G8.In FM sensitivity an much selectivity with whip antenna and external "Connected Antenna".Good idea.

Hi all, For those who don't know this site, please have a look at it : http://www.mwlist.org It's an amazing MW (and HF) broadcast database. Once you have entered your coordinates, it can generate a

I'm with Steve - KSAL has a direct link on their web page to KWCH-12 as their weather provider, so that is a definite logging on my book. I see that KSAL has Coast-to-Coast, so you may have heard

Peter, Your unid 1150 could be KSAL in Salina, KS. Nearby TV station in Wichita uses the weather slogan "Storm Team 12." 73 and Good DX, Steve Ponder, N5WBI Clear Lake City, TX ----------------------

One of the ways I first noticed my RFI problem, was driving an amplifier with a DSP ULR radio. The sheilded cables picked up noise, and the resistor/volume controls reduced it. So I wonder how much of

<stephen_ponder@...> wrote: Seems to be across the line. Sure wish there was a way to latch it on. -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Update- I did order the surge protectors with 70 db of RFI blocking from 100 Kc. up. One unit for each computer and one for my radios and another for the TV and cable box. AC line filters should work

I continue to be amazed at both the sensitivity and selectivity of the PL-606. Now, I have nothing from this century to compare it to, but this is WAY better than my Panasonic R-1070! 750 WSB,

Tom, Nice to have a site for our ULRs. Unfortunately, site uses many times hacked flash. Shame as I believe the site would have been helpful/useful. 73, Kraig, KG4LAC

Yer quite welcome....8)

well here's the kicker. I don't hear it on the IM-7s either and their quite efficient...not sure what the impedance is though.

Schweet. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they still produce a basic AM transistor radio. That just may very well be the last one in production.

Kevin (and the group), Well, I stand corrected! After I recharged the batteries in my PL-310, I tested thebacklight - it is indeed MOMENTARY! Now I'll have to test the backlight onmy PL-360 to