John Cereghin wrote:Now that's the Spirit John.......I can see John Bryant up there smilingat you right now!!! Thanks for thinking of this....and an even biggerthanks for volunteering to get it off

Well, if I suggested it, I'd be willing to maintain it! I could post the running totals on my website, unless someone else has a better idea where it could go. I could also send out an email to the

I managed to log four more stations and I would've logged more, if the first T-storm of the year didn't have other plans. I could here it coming and as soon as I could physically see it the lightning

Way to go, Frank!! An outstanding accomplishment! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

Congratulations, indeed! Wow - 700 stations on a barefoot ULR! That is oustanding! Way to go, Frank! 73, Stephen H. Ponder, N5WBI Houston (Clear Lake City) TX

Thanks Again John, Feel free to make up the list as you wish, with as many (or few) categoriesas you think is suitable. If the project ever becomes too burdensome, feel free to pass it on to

This morning I listened on 1020 again and heard a barely audible station broadcasting the Mexican national anthem at 1150-1151 UTC. The signal faded in and out with música moderna until 1230 UTC. I

Well John that makes two of us! I caught them on Wensday of this week. And I'd like to second the idea of the running total. Alex N8UCN / KOH8IG / SWLR-RN037 In ultralightdx@...,

Mar 11 Thur 790 WPIC Sharon PA 1807 EST 1300w 58w newstalk 153 mi #259 Mar 13 Sat 1240 WJMC Rice Lake WI 0735 EST 1k 1k info 482 mi #260 **** graveyard freq, my longest distance 1kw dx station, by

Congrats Frank! That is quite an accomplishment especially on a barefoot ULR. 73, Chris Chris Knight (N0IJK) Fort Lupton, Colorado http://sites.google.com/site/ftluptonulrlogs/

Hi John, I agree totally. for both totals and states ultra lite and unlimited. perhaps the top ten of all 4 catagories. it would give us something to shoot for. byron nr Detroit

pastor@... wrote:Hi John: I'm not sure if I'm reading your last line correctly or not???? Wereyou just volunteering to Start up a Scoreboard Tally for the UltralightRadio Group????? :,) When John

Yes,congrats on the momentious achivement of 700+ stations, you've worked hard to get that and I'm working likewise to sit where you are today. Alex N8UCN / KOH8IG / SWLR-RN037 "The ear of the

Hi John & Rob, The suggestion of a running "scoreboard" of our top DXers soundslike a great idea, and something that John B. would have endorsedwholeheartedly. I was ready to volunteer for the job

Congratulations Frank on logging 700 stations. Good luck on hearing the next 700. Richard. Richard Allen 326'6°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near Perry OK USA)

New UL logs continue to trickle in here in Delaware, with one new one this morning: 1310 WDTW Dearborn MI, 0700, one of those horrible Saturday morning paid health-infomercials, with a station

Frank, That is truly praiseworthy, and an inspiration to all of us. Congratulations! As Gary has learned to his chagrin I'm sure, Yahoo won't let you deep link into the files. The article is in Files

Hello All, Frank Welch of Worcester, Massachusetts has qualified for an UltralightAward requiring the utmost in skill and patience-- 700 Stations Received onbarefoot Ultralight radios! This is a

Richard: Nice catch on WDXI.Jackson is almost to the opposite end of the state from here and about an hour from Memphis.I,m not sure i have heard that station from here.If so,it is a rarity.Memphis

--- In ultralightdx@..., "RichardA" > > Congratulations. I wonder where the Castro brothers find space on the island for so many stations? I'm always amazed I can to hear signals from Cuba here