--- In ultralightdx@..., "bgcpa54" wrote: > Also,do you think Tecsun will ever come out with a model combining the best features of their ultralights-variable bandwidths, a plug-in antenna and

Gary, Do you have any plans to make more 7.5" loopsticks for the PL-360? I would definitely be interested and would purchase a 360. Also,do you think Tecsun will ever come out with a model

Hi,Gary.I am interested in one of those plug in loop sticks once I have the spare money to get a PL 360.You can contact me off the list with the cost for the plug in loop.Thanks. Carl

Hi Barry, Thanks for your interest in the Tecsun PL-360 7.5" plug-in loopstick (andthanks also to the other 4 DXers, who also expressed interest in ordering theseantennas today). In answer to your

Richard, Thanks for the info.

Congrats, David! That's not an easy award, but one I'd like to try for sometime. 73, Chris (N0IJK) From: "D1028Gary@..." To: ultralightdx@... Sent: Wed, May 5, 2010 1:34:34 AM Subject:

Jim: I've listened to long wave broadcast stations from my location in Oklahoma for most of the last 40 years. During much of that time I've used various communications receivers with an early

Hi Mark, Thanks for your comments, particularly regarding the PL-380 sensitivity. I was beginning to wonder if I got a dud! As for the Brasilians it was indeed 1100 (SP) and 1220 (Rio) that made it

Hello All, For those interested in the Tecsun PL-360 plug-in loopstick project, aphoto pf Richard Hayden's finished 7.5" plug-in loopstick has been uploaded tothis link:

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > The 2 foot loop does not have a tuning cap attached to it, so I call it untuned, but the number of turns, spacing, and wire size were determined by a

Back in style, Dave! Congrats on the Challenge. 73, Jim, KR1S http://kr1s.kearman.com/ http://qrp.kearman.com/

I'm glad to see some interest in LWBC. The service is restricted to 153-279 kHz. While it is supposed to use 9-kHz spacings, there are a few off-channel stations in Europe. Here's a list of stations

Stephen, A couple of points: 1) An RSSI/SNR of 37/02 is quite common. This could be from atmospheric or man-made noise, or from antenna noise. All loop antennas are basically limited in their SNR

I read the message from Bill (WX4A/KP4) with interest since he's DXing from Puerto Rico. There aren't too many DXers in the central and eastern Caribbean area and I think we will all find his

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The 2 foot loop does not have a tuning cap attached to it, so I call it untuned, but the number of turns, spacing, and wire size were determined by a calculator for tuned loop antennas, with the

I would be curious to hear if you get anything REAL on LW, other than beacons, with either antennae. I'll be checking from the East soon! Thanks - FARMERIK

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > # of turns to be tuned with a 360 pf [?] cap for AM BCB. - FARMERIK > > > > > --- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > > > > > > Two foot loop,

--- In ultralightdx@..., "farmerik" wrote: > I thought the chip tuned the antenna? A tuned circuit consists of a capacitor (C) and an inductor (L). In the Tecsun radios, the inductor is not

wrote: Hoop Loop and for a non-ultralight radio. Try tuning the transformer of the ULR loop with a regular variable. It really works! That's how I tuned it to look for Australia. Figured the bearing