Hi Guys: Well, it was quite COOL here all day and I was hoping the Colder Weather might bring some quieter conditions to the AM BCB Band tonight. I was able to spend 2 hours DXing Sunset Skip and

Hi Leo, Actually, I think it's the opposite! The demo board you refer to has more recent Si473x firmware which supports multiple selectable FM channel filters. The Tecsun radios use an older

So for those of us in RF Zoos with numerous 63,25 stations, some partial 41+dBu noise floors (50dBu 153-3475kHz when tuning SAT to 760 @ powerline groundwire)... our best bets would have been

I typed some things below, but was also making another observation that seems quite interesting to me. KCBQ-1170 seems to desense a bit more in the daytime than KFMB-760 at night. For example, as a

Kirk wrote:Hey Kirk...My Brain's 54 Years Old too...and you don't see me makingGoofs like that eh????? Yeah Right!! HHAHAHHAHAHA!!!! Conditions here the last few days have been LOUSY.....with Nothing

OOPS! I just discovered that the "new station" I just reported was actually a relog! Darnit, I'm all red in the face now. Chalk it up to a tired 54 year old brain! Kirk Allen

Congrats to Richard Allen for the new station logging. I listened to 560 for quite a while last night, but only managed to come up with several UNID XE stations and several UNID EE stations. Good

Brandon Jordan wrote:Brandon......YES...Canada counts for USA DXers....and USA ALSO COUNTS.You can count the country you Live in as well.... So..if you hear USA and Canada from the USA......you have 2

Hello All, It was another interesting morning, with positive signs of a transition tobetter TP propagation. Like Dennis, I found it one of the best mornings of thenew season. 738-BEL2 in Taiwan

Hi Kirk, Great work on the 1420-KJDL logging, and I'm happy that the E100 Slider isdoing the job for you! Our mutual friend John Bryant was very happy with the discovery of thesimple but effective

A few days ago Kirk Allen alerted me he'd heard XEMZA on 560 kHz. I listened for the station the last two mornings, but instead heard XESRD on my trusty SRF-T615 With a clear ID both mornings there

Does Canada count for the Countries Heard award for DXers residing in the US? 73, Brandon

Stephen: I love all the studies you are doing... You are getting a real feel for the issues surrounding radios that don't handle overloaded front ends very well. This is probably a dumb comment to

Weird station, isn't it, Byron? And they "Love" to ID :-) 73, Bob

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Hi Scott/all, the IF value in FM mode is different, indeed - 128 kHz. What about SW - the same IF (45kHz) applies to all AM bands (LW/MW/SW)? Thanks! Leo

Hi Scott, has the selectable FM channel filter suffered the same fate? The Si4731 had initially offered FM bandwidth selection (00/40/60/80/100 kHz, as per its demo board user's guide) but this option

One thing I was thinking... During local nighttime hours, I don't think I'd have much of a chance receiving 747 or 774, as my PL-380 barefoot is showing 43,00 +/-2dBu on those frequencies. With the

Do you think with a Select-A-Tenna, my PL-380 would have any chance of logging any of those at all? I don't think I would hear JOAK-594, due to KOGO-600's ~65dBu (estimated - caps at 63dBu, measured

Hi Stephen, To be perfectly honest I don't think you have much of a chance to receiveany of these TP stations with your PL-380 and Select-a-Tenna, at least inyour current location. Your only real