Saul DX wrote: Hi Guys: I have the Same Broadcast here in London, ONTARIO CANADA @ 2328-2332 EDT. Can the Chief Engineer of WNRC please Confirm if this is WNRC??????? ....with a Special

John: I also heard a het on 1521 kHz around 0200 UTC on 9-10-10. It's often noticed during local evening here. I've yet to hear any audio due to nearby KOKC 1520 (50kW @ 73mi/117km). Maybe

Hi John: Thanks for the shoot-out results! You've got quite a stable of receivers - I'm sure that Tecsun appreciates it :-). I am missing the PL-210 and PL600 from my collection. It looks like the

Hello All, Asiatic propagation was very good again this morning, withthe "big gun" Japanese TP's like 594, 747 and 774 kHz having strongsignals like yesterday. The Chinese stations on 639, 756, 927,

grace123moscow schreef: I would expect more for the 390 than the 310. Marc -- What's on Shortwave guide: choose an hour, go! http://shortwave.tk 700+ Radio Stations on SW http://swstations.tk 300+

Eight Tecsun receivers were tested for suitability in FM Dxing: Tecsun PL-210 (#35520100800026) (09/2010) Tecsun PL-300WT as a Grundig G8 (G80906025696) Tecsun PL-310 (#35720100102037)

I had faint audio on 693, probably BBC, last night, and the Saudi het on 1521 was also quite strong, but no audio. Bring on the DX!

Hi all: I awoke just before local sunrise this morning. Thinking it was probably too late to hear anything, I still reached for my unmodified PL-310 and tuned to 774 kHz. I heard a strong het and

I'm a bit closer to the ocean than you - somewhere around 12 to 15 miles or so, depending on which coastline you "point" to... which is close enough to be able to hear faint signals on a few high-band

Interesting.... Hey do you think the good conditions may carry over to tomorrow so maybe I should try around local sunrise after some of the QRM to the east subsides, and my huge local night pest

Trolling for high school football games tonight resulted in a new station for the UL log: 1330 WBTM Danville VA, 2015, George Washington vs. E. C. Glass from Lynchburg VA. UL log #719, on the PL-310

Hi Stephen, To be honest, there is no way for anybody to predict when (and which) TP'scan break through the splatter from your local San Diego pests. You just have toget up prior to sunrise and give

Later in the season (October), TPs sometimes hang in after sunrise, Stephen. Note that night to day pattern changes on domestics for the entire month occur at the time the sun rises on the 15th of

Hello All, Like Dennis and Nick have noted, the Japanese TP's were verystrong this morning, with the NHK "big guns" booming in at times on the lowband. 594, 747 and 828 kHz had their best audio of

WARF and WCHI, both in Ohio are Clear Channel owned stations. Otherwise, there's nothing owned by Clear Channel in the Northeastern US. Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of

In the meantime, i seem to have found the answer inone of Scott's earlier posts: "The FM section is the "bread-n-butter" of our revenuestream and is highly refined. The RDS performance is the best

Hi Scott / group, staggering, indeed. Just ran into this: "Total number of FM radio / RDS decoder ICs annual sales: -Far over 200 million chips now per year -RDS Forum member Silicon Labs reached 100

Hi John, if its not too late, i'm wondering what would be the position of the (reportedly tested along with the rest) DE15 on the results list? Looking into various Insignia reviews on the net I came

Hi Scott / all, any idea which FM radio chip the iPod Nano uses? BTW, Microsoft's Zune HD (based on Siport chip) can reportedly record the broadcasts, too. Thanks and best regards, leo

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