Hi all... What are these signals on my PL-380? Also what "officially"-recognized ultralight do I need in order to receive those signals as they were meant to be received? :) 2010-11-07 0005 UTC -

Hi Richard, << I'm not 100% sure about what I heard on 1566. I've replayedthe recording and it sounds like there was Japanese speech briefly at about 1308UTC. Unfortunately there was slop from XERF

After seeing the report of TP reception in Alabama, I fell my observations may be somewhat anticlimatic. However, TP signals here this morning were the best since late September. Listening from 1119

The official release date is November 14 for Japan (which you can getonline) or, in the US, "when current stock runs out". But Costco already has them in some

Where did you find the gen II, 1,500 charge cycle batteries to purchase. I;ve looked all over and have come up dry. COSCO has the Gen I's but not the II's. Chuck Rippel

Hello All, Against better judgement two TP-chasing sessionswere conducted here this morning, with the first from 0930-1015 duringthe Asian sunset, and then from 1300-1510 during the West Coast

On the G8, PL-380, and I think the other Tecsun DSP ultralights, after the light has turned off, press and hold the snooze/light button. It will immediately turn on, then after maybe a second OR a

Being on the west coast, getting up early can be an advantage, as I can catch stations from the east on daytime power/pattern while the ones to the north (I'm about 12 miles east of San Diego) are

The Grundig G8 does, but it doesn't stay lit for long. Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of Philadelphia] 40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id FM: Yamaha T-80 & Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9B

The 380 has a great back light--I use it all the time although I like the 390 even better--longer ferrite bar antenna which really makes a difference, even if not a ULR...I am always up by 4 am--some

What I'll do, if I don't feel like taking notes, is route the audio output of the ULR through a recorder (in my case the Zoom H2), then listen to the recorder's output live, and record the DX. Also,

Since I do most of my ULR DX'ing at the bedside, I was wondering if anybody knew which of the ultralight radios have backlit displays that momentarily illuminate as you tune the radio, then dim

I must have really been stressed out this week! I woke up this morning (Saturday, Nov 6th, 2010) at 4:00 AM, thinking it was a work day with a 6:00 AM teleconference!! I was halfway down the

Listened for a bit at 11 PM ET and at 6 AM. One new at 11 PM and a new + relog/new to the ULR book at 6 AM. WMOB must have turned their day rig on at 5 AM CDT and not 6. 1390 WMER MS Meridian 10-5

Yes, there were at least two weaker stations in the back round with different music and non-English, one of which sounded like Spanish. I was able to favor the ? CIAO program over them with the Litz

Farmerik: Well first of all, it is CIAO --- not CAIO as I kept putting last night. I was heading for bed with a bad cold! And the ID is generally "Chow 530" --- as in the Italian greeting. The Toronto

Hi all.. After hearing a few hets on my PL-380 before drifting off to sleep the other night (a bit after midnight), I tuned around to see if I could come up with anything this (very early) morning,

Stephen schreef: I found out that when the siganl/noise is *freezed* on the 390, just *cycle* the display button, it comes to live again. Important tip ! It is like restarting a windows computer

Photos of a couple RSSI/SNR readings: 1240 = 60/25 and 1241 = 00/00. Actually, though, what would cause the PL-380 to display 00/00 on every AM frequency, "Err" when I try to change the frequency (but

One new one, must've been on day power. 1390 WMER MS Meridian 10-5 2305 G w/ weather cast including Freeze warnings. ID and 93.1 ments, which must be W226BI. NEW! DH-IN Dave Hascall EDT Eton E-100