Well... actually, chances are that when I need that much amplification, I'll NEED a directional antenna, otherwise the clear channels would sound during the day like the graveyards sound at

Hmmm.... might be a bit of a challenge for me.... Any suggestions on what antenna I could inductively couple to my PL-380 to receive WKDK strong enough to record the legal ID? I'm about 11.22 miles

--- In ultralightdx@..., gratiscomputer wrote: > > AM: did a test with the ITAX radio antenna from the fifties: > http://84.87.34.146/Collectie/Radio/itax-antenne.htm That's a very interesting

"The sound of the pl360 is less comfortable, but some people will like this walkie-talkie kind of radio to play with... I guess adding an AM antenna connector to the pl380 is something to do ..." Marc

Ooooooooooohh..., then LOL!

Hello, (to Gary: tell me when you can ship my add on antenna..) I received the pl360 via Singapore (eBay). FM: weaker than pl310 or pl380. AM: did a test with the ITAX radio antenna from the

Sounds like a good title for it. By the time one reaches 100 heor she might be ready for the Graveyard Frank

I will give ONE WKDK refrigerator magnet to someone (the first one) that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt they got us on 1240. I don't have but a couple left. Powell NNNN POP email is powell at

Hi Marc, Thanks for sharing your first impressions of the Tecsun PL-360 with us.Your description of the relative AM, FM, and SW capabilities certainly seemsaccurate to me, and we appreciate your

Hello All, Rob Ross and I have been having a somewhat bizarre discussion about whatname to give the Ultralight Award Certificate for 100 Graveyard stationsreceived. We discussed various options,

Hi all, a great day for E skip yesterday with stations from north Africa and Iberia and a late night opening to Poland. Amazing how many of the stations being received on my main set up were also

Hi! I am presently using Degen 1103, and as of now, I am quite satisfied with it; I don't think Degen 1106 could be as bad as you said it is talked about. But, I am also willing to hear from others in

Thanks for the useful information! I will definitely check those frequencies out next time we have an Es episode, which I hope won't be long! Scott Hobbs, NM On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 4:23 PM, Deane

But this just isn't the case much of the time, especially at night. The noise floor of the radio circuitry is near 0 dBuV. With an antenna connected, I rarely see an RSSI below 30 dBuV. This is not

Stephen wrote: Its not only you, Stephen. I see the same thing here. I'm new and 'unproven' so I write it off to being a moderated noob although it does sort of irritate me. Dunno if its moderation

(accidentally clicked post before I was ready.. thankfully chrome's back button worked but there'll be yet another duplicate :() I guess that won't help with some of the DX I'm trying to do,

That's what I thought it was, but I wasn't sure. I was wondering what was making it amplify the signal so much, and that sounds like it could be a logical explanation, possibly. Now, if only I could

are my posts the only ones being delayed? I'm seeing posts come up with timestamps in the last few hours that I originally posted 12-16 hours ago. What gives? Some of them are duplicates, btw. I

Stephen wrote: Half-round, wood, about 1" wide? That's simply a covering for the ground wire. Sometimes plastic is used, sometimes its bare, sometimes the wire is gone in these days of copper

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* Now with Es season in full swing we should remember that many of our ULRs will tune the audio of a few of the lower TV