As I was tuning around on my SRF-49 I heard the last words from CINW on 940 KHz as the station management apologized for their going of the air. I was shocked to hear it come out of the muck of

They did invite you to 92.5. The station's website used to have that loop on there to play. Now when you go to it, you are immediately sent to the 92.5 website.

hi Tim, Corus announced on January 29th, 2010, that CINW and sister station CINF would cease broadcasting as of 7:00pm local time that day, due to unsustainable ratings. Regular programming ceased at

It's after 7:00pm EST on Friday, January 29th, 2010. Did they both go off? Did they move to FM? Will Montreal nolonger have any stations on 690 or 940?

I know - mixed bags both of them. Seriously, if you were to order one from a place you normally buy books from - they have the same source in China for both - which would get the operational value nod

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* A very good case can be made for CINF being, until today, the oldest operating broadcasting station in the world. They

Thanks to your tip, I just got them. Sorry to see another one go off the air. It sounds like even this loop will cease at 7 p.m. Better hurry if you want to log them.

They're running a loop of their sign off message now. they stopped their programs as of 10 am today. closing down due to the current economic climate. thats 3 Canadian stations gone. wonder how many

Libya having one.. Ill look tonight According to WRTH 2010, which is usually very reliable, there are 16 medium-wave AM stations in Libya, running from 1 to 500 kW (page 257). The maximum power

Hello All, Yesterday an EMS shipment of three more "new version" Tecsun PL-380'sarrived from Joyce of "Anon-co" (completed with a humorous customs form,declaring the value as $20 per radio). Joyce

I would believe Italy has AM stations but I haven't found record of Libya having one.. Ill look tonight Im only using the truck radio for american station frequency ID, for International I'll have

Hi John, As you seem to be aware, neither of these radios is perfect in allaspects. After performing detailed testing on both of these models (withthe related links below), however, for general

Hello Milton, Thanks for your inquiry. The "new version" PL-380 models all have theshipping box tuck-away flap marked with "2009.9 VER.2" (as in the photo below),and the "old version" PL-380 models

Phil, Just have a minute before I have to go out. If you can get to a Barnes and Noble or Borders bookstore, see if they have a World Radio-TV Handbook. If they have the new 2010 edition, look on page

Hi I recently joined. Ive been "listening in" mostly. I have a ULR (Sony srf39 plus others), but analog. Which is fine. Its more challenging when trying to determine frequency. I am in awe when I see

Thanks to Alex's tip from the other day. I was able to pull in state #23 in the ultralight DX effort, and a new low powered catch as well. Both from 1/28/09, times are eastern time. 1090 KAAY,

Hi Guys, Some logs from last night include: 1035 khz - ITALY RAI - Pescara 20:40 UTC 1/28/10 w/ Italian talk and music 1053 khz - LIBYA R. Jamahiriya, Tripoli 20:45 UTC 1/28/10 w/

1.28.10, 1700, am 910, WFDF, Farmington Hills, MI, 217mi/350km, Optimus 12-174, Radio Disney 1.29.10, 0645, am 610, WTVN, Columbus, OH, 355mi/571km, SRF-M37V 1.29.10, 0651, am 620, WTMJ, Milwaukee,

Hadnt looked there. Just noticed that the manufacture date on the inside of the battery compartment on mine says "1/2010". I received it on January 22...hand delivered as a present from Hong Kong! A

Milton, My PL-380 has the same date code, 11/09. I don't think soft mute was ever disabled on the PL-380, but it is set at a low level, so it might not be obvious to someone used to earlier Tecsun