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7.5" loopstick

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote: > > Hi Richard, > > Thanks for your generous comment on the 7.5" loopstick (which is much > appreciated). Although your TP-collecting

By bbwrwy · #12199 ·

Re: 700+ Stations Logged

Kirk: Congratulations on reaching 700. That is quite a haul. It looks like the return to Ponca City was good for you, at least DX-wise. At this rate you will probably bear me to 800. Monday

By bbwrwy · #12198 ·

700+ Stations Logged

Tnx for the encouraging words from the group. I've been having a blast w/ DXing from my new QTH...absolutely no electrical noise to deal with! Some of these loggings are a bit dated because I was w/o

By Kirk <kirk74601@...> · #12197 ·

Re: Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 11-10

Stephen - Congratulations on the HLCA-972 reception. I am happy to standcorrected about the KBS time signals! BTW - we are no longer on DST :) - one of the reasons I preferusing UTC. - DRA At 07:47

By David Alpert · #12196 ·

Re: Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 11-10

Hi Stephen, The Korean KBS stations also use 3 + 1 time pips, like the Japanese NHK stations. Also, I have listened to your 972 kHz recording, and you did indeed receive 972-HLCA, the South

By Gary DeBock · #12195 ·

Re: Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 11-10

About that 972 kHz station... at 3am PDT yesterday I heard the 3+1 TOH time signal that I thought was broadcast by the NHK stations. I happened to have the recorder running at the time, so IIRC it's

By pianoplayer88key · #12194 ·

Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 11-10

Hello All, It's nice to be in complete agreement withRichard and Bill that this morning's Asian propagation was improved overyesterday, with a healthy sunrise enhancement here producing

By Gary DeBock · #12193 ·

Re: Best bets for hearing Pan-Am DX in the Northwest?

XETRA, 690 - you could have fooled me by saying that most of the radiation is sent southbound. It is 5x9+ here in Los Angeles County. Most of their programming from the beginning (when they were

By kevin asato <kc6pob@...> · #12192 ·

AM Double Play- Two New Stations

Bagged two new AM logs today, on my DT-200VX ultralight today: 1410 WRIS Roanoke VA at 0625 "Thru the Bible" with J. Vernon McGee, a 276-mile log 750 WQOR Olyphant PA at 1710 with a news report

By John Cereghin <jcereghin@...> · #12191 ·

Re: New Analog Kaito ULR

It's a rebadged Degen DE333.

By m_a_schuster · #12190 ·

Re: Tecsun PL-606 1 kHz DSP Ultralight-- More Information

I like what I've read thus far about the PL-606. It appears it's similar to the earlier PL-360. I like that it has the switchable bandwidths of the PL-310 and 380. That's where the 360 failed. I

By bbwrwy · #12189 ·

Re: Oklahoma TP's 11-9-10

Hi Richard, Thanks for your generous comment on the 7.5" loopstick (which is muchappreciated). Although your TP-collecting loopstick is certainly the mostsuccessful one ever created here, 21 other

By Gary DeBock · #12188 ·

Oklahoma TP's 11-10-10

It was a good morning for hearing TP signals on an ULR. There was a definite "sunrise lift" to signal strength. Receiver: Tecsun PL-310 with 7.5-inch loopstick. Local sunrise at 1302 UTC. 558

By bbwrwy · #12187 ·

Newfoundland Ultralight Trans-Atlantics Report Nov 9 - 10

Greetings to All, Trans-Atlantic propagation last night improved somewhat over the previous evening, however, many of common signals heard from night to night seemed to have another dismal

By Allen Willie · #12186 ·

Tecsun Pl 606

Hi!I see Tecsun very well in Dx MW.But in Fm ,Tecsun Pl 390 is better?In Tecsun Pl 606 ,antenna for fm and SW is 22" or 35". Best regards Giovanni.

By maffuccig <Az101_m@...> · #12185 ·

ULR Loggings

My first DXing session in about 6 weeks netted me 5 stations and a new province. Radio Used......................................................Tecsun PS-380 Total ULR Loggings (Port

By Jim <va3jno@...> · #12184 ·

Re: Best bets for hearing Pan-Am DX in the Northwest?

One I forgot is 950-XEKAM. If you hear Spanish under KJR, it could be them. The FCC database is a bit confusing on this one, though. When giving the call, they'll often pronounce the "KAM" as if it

By pianoplayer88key · #12183 ·

Re: Best bets for hearing Pan-Am DX in the Northwest?

Yes, Mexico uses the same spacing as the USA. Some "big guns" you may try for include, but are not limited to: (Power and DA are given for nighttime operation, taken from a FCC search. Daytime may be

By pianoplayer88key · #12182 ·

Best bets for hearing Pan-Am DX in the Northwest?

Hi, all, I have heard Cuba (Radio Enciclopedia and Reloj) while on vacation in Florida; but does anyone have any tips for hearing Mexico in Washington? Which "flamethrowers" should I try for first?

By keith beesley · #12181 ·

Are any TAs possible through the QRM at my QTH?

I scanned the dial around 0145-0245 and heard a few hets in some places, and thought I may have heard a few carriers as well, but I don't know if I heard any audio, unless I missed it or my JVC

By pianoplayer88key · #12180 ·

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