I just got my new Q-Stick+ in the mail today, and had to try it out. I directly connected the 500 ft. BOG and set it on top of my PL-310 at 4 pm this afternoon, and found these new logs in about an

I usually use this website:http://dx.qsl.net/propagation/greyline.html At 04:24 PM 11/8/2010, you wrote:

Did you have another radio available *cough*SRF-M37V*cough* so you could simultaneously check 1450-KSUH while monitoring 1476? Also while I don't see it in today's list, have you logged anything on

Hello All, After the appearance of several "big gun" TA's onthe west coast last night it seemed like Fall Season propagation wasfinally living up to expectations. This morning's Asian results

Gary: The signal on 702 has me baffled. It seems to be there every morning. For a time I thought it might be a spurious signal of some sort. It normally fades in before sunrise and out at or

Gary: Congratulations on hearing Radio Farda last evening. I listened on 1575 and the only thing heard was slop from XERF 1570. A check around the band didn't turn up much, just a few, mostly weak,

<< The raspy carrier signal on 702 kHz was possibly fromChongjin KRE. It faded away at sunrise. It was somewhat different from thecarrier I normally hear most mornings. >> Hi Richard, A raspy TP

There is very little to report from earlier this morning. I heard a man talking in Japanese briefly at 1158 UTC on 774 kHz. I also heard a carrier (het) on 702 kHz at 1245 UTC. There was no other

Hello All, Favorable Asian propagation continued for a secondday here, although a somewhat different set of TP stations provided theexcitement. 738-BEL2 (Taiwan Fisheries) had its best signal

Hi Nigel, Nick and Walt, Having learned the hard way last year that dead-sounding TA's have atendency to resurrect themselves, I stuck around to see if some Europeans wouldcome in after 1575-Radio

<< 1539 khz – Unidentified 19:45 UT/6 man talking Spanish >> There is an SER outlet which should be // 1116 etc. << 1548 khz – Unidentified 19:20 UT/5 man in Spanish (EMWG indicates no Spanish

Hello Guys, Sorry for the time error on the 1575-Farda reception, which was actually at0203, not 0103 (Daylight Saving mistake). The station didn't stick around in audio very long here, fading

Thanks Nick, The season's first TA audio was received here at 0103, with a presumed1575-Radio Farda having a momentarily strong fade-in on the C.Crane SWP Slidermodel (7.5" loopstick) inductively

A few recent barefoot TA highlights were received while listening via the Sony SRF-M37V from my QTH at Fish Hoek, Cape Province, South Africa : 710 0010 U.S.A. WOR New York NY w talkback 10/28

A few recent barefoot TA highlights were received while listening via the Sony SRF-M37V from my QTH at Fish Hoek, Cape Province, South Africa : 710 0010 U.S.A. WOR New York NY w talkback 10/28

Greetings to All, Another couple of Dxing sessions this weekend from Ladie's Lookout on Signal Hill, Newfoundland. Friday evening was a chilly affair with strong winds. The second session on Saturday

I've seemed to have trouble getting the date right recently. This report is for November 7th. TP signals weren't as good here this morning as yesterday. There were fewer signals audible. Local

TP signals weren't as good here this morning as yesterday. There were fewer signals audible. Local sunrise was at 1259 UTC. 693 JOAB Tokyo J, 1254, weak JJ audio //JOIB 747. Audio faded out

But of course if you're looking to work entirely with ULR's, then recording to either an mp3 recorder or the computer is probably your best route, and at that preferably with a backlighted

I am having excellent results connecting a 500 foot BOG directly to the ferrite antenna jack on my PL-360 WITHOUT a matching transformer. Remember the PL-360 has an external ferrite rod you can