Experiments to make the PL-380 play better on LW are encouraging. The MW coil with Hoop Loop coupling winding were replaced with a 3300-uH coil wound on an FT114-61 toroid. While -61 is not the best

Hello All, Like Dennis, I found this morning's TP session to be one of the betteropenings so far this spring, but here the propagation seemed slanted towardKorea, including the best-ever signal from

In the OOPS Department, I incorrectly stated XEZR's QTH. It's Zaragoza, COAHUILA, not Zacatecas. I knew I should have slept a little before trying to send my report:-) Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

I have a few loggings from the last 3 or 4 days that are worth noting. Two new stations rolled in here in that time frame. Logged these on the SRF-59 w/ SAT w/ one exception. This first logging below

Rick: Welcome to our unique group. It's surprising how easy it is to DX using only a hand-held radio receiver. Best wishes and good DX. Richard. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35" W (near

Hello All, Below is a link to an 11-second recording of an UnID Spanish station'ssignal on 1600 kHz, as heard by Hiroo Nakagawa of Japan. Because of thedistance and propagation involved, a station

Hello All, Like Dennis mentioned, the TP's this morning were not nearly as bad as thesolar indexes (A14, K4) would suggest. Most of the usual high band Asians madean appearance with audio, although

As I found out the FCC database was updating, and I caught it with lots of odd, and incorrect values. AMLogbook indicates as you wrote: 5kW/5kW. Very odd stuff last nite. Also 2 UNID's as AfAmGospel

My apologies to Irving, but he probably would have loved the royalties from that movie. Those tin pan alley folks wrote for money, after all. Good luck on the LW version. That's amazing the

--- In ultralightdx@..., Tony Germanotta wrote: > > Thanks Jim for saving us all time and money with that. Now you need to rewind the stock loop with your Litz and have that as a portable plug in

Hello Rick, Thanks for posting your new loggings, and welcome to the Ultralightdxgroup! We all have discovered the unique fun of chasing DX with simple Ultralightradios, and enjoy comparing notes

Thanks Jim for saving us all time and money with that. Now you need to rewind the stock loop with your Litz and have that as a portable plug in ferrite loop like the new Techsun, except larger. Then

In a message dated 4/2/2010 5:45:41 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,IndyRick@... writes:

If you're blue, and you don't know where to go to Why don't you go where signals flits? Puttin' on the Litz A short piece of 165/46 Litz arrived in the mail yesterday. Too late for MULDxER II (details

Hello, everyone! I've been monitoring this list for a while, so thought I'd start posting some of my logs. I snagged 3 new stations last night, but no new states. WILS, 1320, Lansing,

I don't know where on FCC you looked, but WDEL is 5000 watts fulltime. Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of Philadelphia] 40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id <wb2bjh@...> FM: Yamaha

and WRUN is now known as WUTI... jeez what a mess.

Appologies needed, the station under WDEL is WRUN Utica NY playing oldies/R&B/Motown. Paul S. in CT

Was tuning the R-911 to hear WBBR on 1130, and caught a call for WDEL Wilmington DE. This was during local news at 0230 EDT, and went into CBS news for an update, then back to traffic/weather. I

How the selectivity (filtering) of the SRF-T615 over the not so great SONY M-37V. I'm thinking of getting a better filter for the M37V, but that mod would put in in the unlimited category, were I