Strangely enough, tonight (Monday), they're on, evidently at nighttime parameters, judging by the sudden increase in background noise. Still, it bears watching. The station also carries Stanford

Hello All, In agreement with Richard, Asian signals seemed alittle stronger here today than yesterday, although it was a typical late-seasonsession where "big gun" TP's dominated. Second-tier

KSL is putting a good signal off and on into St. John's this evening. Anyone in the east needing Utah for a state , this could be your chance Good Dx Allen Willie St. John's,Newfoundland

Hi George and Ralph, Thanks again to George for explaining many of the theoretical conceptsbehind loopstick design, which I have also found quite fascinating. Ralph, the 7.5" loopstick ULR designs

I just joined the group, having bought a G8 today. First impressions are good, very good for size and price. Static soon killed the frontend FET in my E5. Any chance this could happen with the G8 -

On a good roll lately with another new station for the UL log: 960 WRNS Kinston NC at 1650, country music, "960 WRNS" ID jingle and a mention of their outlet on 95.1 FM. Mixing with the dominant

RE: So for you Allen looks like you have a short window before your local sundown plus the hour later on. Should be doable - I check CRI every afternoon to see what conditions are like if there are

Hi Allen / Mark, WRTH 2010 lists Urumqi with Russian between 11 and 20 utc to Central Asia. I just checked after 2000 and no Russian noted. However they also have Russian from 0000 - 0200 (thats 0800

Dear George: Your 17 swallows analogy got me to really laughing!In any event, I will await your practical applications in that the vastmajority of our fellow hobbyists, myself included, lack much

After the near wipe-out yesterday, TP signals were better this morning. Receiver: Tecsun PL-310 with 7.5-inch loopstick. Local sunrise at 1307 UTC. 567 JOIK Sapporo J, 1310, woman JJ //JOAK,

Heya Steve! Man, it's sure great to see you in here again! I've been wondering abt you lately...drop me a note when you can. With KLBJ co-channel, XEFD is a welcome catch down there no doubt abt it!

Just two stations, both heard before, but offered to the group in case other group members need the information. Both were heard using my Sangean DT-400W. 590 XEFD MEXICO Reynosa, Tamaulipas - 14

In the '70s/early '80s the Urumqi transmitter was on the unique channel of 1525 and it was logged several times in autumn around sunset in the Cape Cod and metro-Boston coastal areas. Since going to

KTRB, 860 kHz, 50 kW, DA-N, which was moved to San Francisco from Modesto, CA a few years ago, has temporarily ceased full-time operations. Earlier this year, it moved its daytime site to use one

Hi... you had a much better session than me. I could hardly make out anything through much 50/00 desense, being only 1/3mi SE of 23kW 1300-KAZN and 50kW 1430-KMRB this AM. I started checking around

Lots of AM signals tonight, so I am filling in holes in my log here in North East Connecticut.- CIHI 1260 Fredericton, NB 10KW with NW/SE pattern, [I am SW] C&W music they call 'Country Rock'

Got another of my UL target stations tonight on the PL-310 barefoot: 770 WKFB Jeannette PA at 1700, sounded like sign-off announcements, IDs as "770 KFB", sounded like an oldies-type program, gave a

Hi Allen, re your Russian language on 1521 I can tell you that the only thing I hear in RR on that frequency is China. Have you ever heard CRI before? I will keep an eye open in the coming days to

BTW, there is a Ultralight AM DX tweeter sight already, it's ULRAMDXNN@.... It's the ULR AM DX Notification Network. Alex N8UCN/KOH8IG/ SWLR-RN037 "The ear of the Cinn-Day corridor!!"

Hello Everyone, Due to the windy and colder conditions today I was unable to complete all 3 DX sessions over the weekend as planned up at Ladie's Lookout near Signal Hill, Newfoundland. However,