I haven't even heard WOL yet, on any radio! It's only about 90 miles away but too much competition from the Wilmington DE station and the Atlantic City Spanish sports talker. Once I bag it, I'll

Hi Guys: Did a little DXing last night at Bedtime amid the Static Crashes!! Was very surprised to hear a mostly in the Clear (for a few minutes), Graveyarder on 1450 Khz! Any new station heard in

A little over 5 days after ordering it I got it via UPS today. It's identical to the one I bought from Eton 3 months ago. I haven't compared it performance wise as I might gift it but either way I'm

What about Hawaii? Not across the majority of the ocean but still a tough catch. 73, kevin kc6pob

Nowhere in the promotional text does it mention DSP on either Anon Co or the Simpsons Shop which is disappointing. A magnifying glass look at the text above the keys does say DSP but I would have

Sorry, I don't even know what your point is. None of those "fringe" stations can be heard at all here in the daytime, certainly not with a barefoot PL-380 and not even with my 24" passive loop which

A few years ago, a brush fire on Catalina Island put the KBRT 740 transmitter out of service for awhile. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KBRT

After listening to the MP3 of 680kHz, I find it similar to my daytime reception of WSM 650 when in Wildersville, TN. There is just not enough audio to make a definite decision regarding the station

That's consistent throughout most, if not all, clubs. 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

PR - no. Cuba - No. TA means Trans-Atlantic, which means "across the Atlantic". Therefore, nothing in North or South America qualifies. Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of

I got this interesting reply on the radio-info DX board to a recording I posted of a couple San Francisco daytime catches I made from near San

I was considering it but then read this second hand info saying the ferrite is 2.4 inches. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ultralightdx/message/9969 Steve

Good afternoon,,, In one of my clubs, they have defined Trans Atlantic loggings by island names. For North American listeners, you can include the Azores, Canary Islands, Iceland, Madeiras

I would think any transmitter within a country boundry would not qualify as TP or TA. Would Puerto Rico qualify as TA from the US?... Hmm what about Cuba? All those stations listed are within US

Hello, I live in Belgium and I listen regularly to LW-stations (BBC-Radio 4, RTL, France Inter, Europe 1, RMC and RTE-Radio 1). My preferred Walkman-style radio for that reason (and for that reason

Kevin, Here is an extract from the FAQ page we put together for the 2008 Cabin Fever "not a contest" ULR event. What if I don't hear the stations call letters? Call letters are not required to be

A TA or a TP has to have the signal actually cross the majority of the ocean. Thus Iceland is a TA; Newfoundland is not. Japan is a TP, Catalina Island ( if there were any transmitters there ) would

Hi all. Is there a minimum distance over water to qualify reception as TP or TA? Or does just about any distance count (so long as you don't wade out into the surf with your radio and count stations

dhsatyadhana wrote: Another war story of mine. During one of the Crystal Radio DX Contests I copied a Portuguese language station. I'm in Puerto Rico and speak adequate Spanish so Portuguese always

<gratiscomputer@...> wrote: Marc, I'm going to be in France next month, which is why I'm asking the following question: if I wanted to buy a portable radio locally at a FNAC or similar store,