--- In ultralightdx@..., Paul Robertson wrote: > > It doesn't seem to matter the location. I hear it in Ontario as well as when > in Florida so assume this would rule out the Cuban station. Some of

Here is an after thought. Does the Tecsun 310 happen to have a time "chip" in it to keep accurate time in the radio? This would be the same let's say as an "atomic clock" that picks up a 60 Hz signal

Feb 23 Tuesday 1410 WHLN Harlan KY 0655 EST 5k 41w oldies 390 mi #245 1360 WKYO Caro MI 0807 EST 1k 1k real country 70 mi #246 1460 CJOY or CKLY Guelph ONT 1710 EST 10k 5k oldies mi #247 ==== the

It doesn't seem to matter the location. I hear it in Ontario as well as when in Florida so assume this would rule out the Cuban station. If an IF leak why just this time signal and not other IF

Cuban "Radio Reloj" outlets would be one guess. You should see if other radios are getting the same thing or if this is unique to your 310. If the latter, it could either be something from SW or LW

I have the Tecsun 310 and am curious as to why I am picking up the ticking of a time signal (very weak) in the background when I am listening to weak AM stations. It doesn't seem to matter what

Saudi on 1521 and Croatia on 1134 are the usual top dogs of TA's here. For ultralighting, the 5 kHz splits such as UK 1215 and R. Farda 1575 are always good candidates. The recent upgrade to

Jim, OK. Thanks. 73, Kraig

Tony, OK. Thanks. Wasn't sure as batteries mostly have Chinese writing on them. 73, Kraig

Thanks Kirk! You Latin total is very impressive! It's beginning to slow down here a bit on the Latins. The Law of Diminshing Returns could be kicking in. We just need a good

Thanks Jim! Cabernet Sauvignon with dinner helps to combat cold temperature intolerance. :) 73, Chris Chris Knight (N0IJK) Fort Lupton, Colorado http://sites.google.com/site/ftluptonulrlogs/

Thanks Alex! I've heard Radio Reloj Cuba on a car radio from Norwalk, OH on 950 so it is possible. Just listen for the beep on the minute and the "RR" in morse code. That usually breaks through the

Jim also beat me in the race to 300 total stations heard. It must be nice to be retired! Thanks to Gary and Rob for continuing the Ultralight Awards Program! These really are nice-looking

I couldn't hear any TA's here tonight, but I did luck into one new Mexican sta for the ULR log. Hrd on SRF-59 w/ Select-a-Tenna. 1300, XEXW, Nogales, Sonora, 0221-0230 UTC, 2/23/10, mixing it up with

Congratulations, Chris! I'm happy to see someone else interested in logging the Latins. Keep up the great work. Best of 73 to you. Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote: > > Hello All, > > Chris Knight of Fort Lupton, Colorado has certainly had great success this > past DX season, qualifying for no fewer than 7 Award

--- In ultralightdx@..., "Pilgrimway" wrote: > > I have presumed Farda in on 1575, weak but music being heard on the peaks. > > No sign of France on 1557 on the PL-380 barefoot. Good on Farda, John!

I have presumed Farda in on 1575, weak but music being heard on the peaks. No sign of France on 1557 on the PL-380 barefoot. John Cereghin Smyrna DE

D1028Gary@... wrote:No Gary....therecord is actually 19 Awards at once issued to James Kearman, ofFlorida..........John Bryant was a very Busy Boy that week!!! Congratulations to Chris on earning 7

Congratulations, Chris great work!!! I wish I could log just one!! Alex N8UCN / KOH8IG / SWLR-RN037