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What Gregory Mosher, Mark Connelly, and I are experiencing is an interesting problem. In the past, an outboard Slider antenna could work to get rid of overloading/desensitizing, because sliding the

Gregory, I have the same problem above 1370 kHz when either a G8 or PL-380 is coupled to a Conti Loop facing south toward Denver. The problem is overloading from a strong local station, KCKK, on 1510

A few days ago I completed a Air Core Add-on to my Tecsun PL310, essentially I performed the 7.5 Inch Loopstick Transplant as described by Gary DeBock (BTW Gary - thants for all your work on this

I have just posted "LARGE SINGLE WIRE LOOPS - the cheap, fast andeasy way" written by John Bryant with Guy Atkins. This records,in detail, a mast and erection system for EWEs, Super Loops,

Hello Gregory (and Chris), Thanks for reporting the results of the 7.5" loopstick transplant inyour PL-310 model, and congratulations on the new stations you have loggedwith it. Since this 7.5"

Welcome, Scott, I'm a relative newbie myself, although I'm much older than you :-), but I've loved radio forever! The SRF-59, the G8, and several of the other radios discussed here are just amazing!

Scott!!! Welcome to MW DXing and, most especially, welcome to Ultralighting. Ihope that you have even half the fun that I've had out of several of theradio hobbies over more than 55 years! It has

I haven't been on the list lately, mainly because I haven't had much to report. I'm in a DX drought since mid-December, just not much heard except Venezuela on 630 last week. The new year and decade

Hi Scott, Welcome to the group, young man! You sound exactly like a lot of us, and I'm sure many of us who started out in the radio hobby around your age (or earlier) can relate with you. We're all

Scott I was really disappointed to find out the FTDI chip had no tristate functions but it was a cheap easy solution and filled 90% of what I needed at the time. I would love to get rid of my switch.

Hi Farmerik It is difficult comparing two Si4734 based radios side by side. Because each radio has different local MCU polling routines (the little computer inside the radio that controls the Si4734)

Hi everyone! My name's Scott, and I thought I would introduce myself. I'm 17 years old, and have been DXing for about two months from Hobbs, New Mexico 88240, and LOVE the hobby! I DX on FM (sparingly

I've had the G8 for a couple months, since joining here, but just got my CR-1100 today. Both have the same DSP chip I believe. The CR only tunes in 10 Kc. steps on the AM BCB, but I believe it can be

[snip] This station has what you might say is an "interesting" history. It was dark for a while. At one point, an owner of the station offered it for sale on eBay! Anyhow, you are correct, a move-in

My best wishes for a happy and prosperous 2010 to Rob and everyone in the ULR community. I also wish to thank all who contributed in 2009, it has help me in many ways. Good DX in the new

Hey John: Great going getting then next generation aware of DXing! It sounds like they came up with quite a few sets with 450 khz filters. Kevin S Bainbridge Island, WA

Hi Guys: Just finished my last SUNSET SKIP session for 2009...and it ended with one NEW STN for the ULR and OVERALL Logs. Heading out for a bit of FUN on New Years Eve...so I won't be Dxing again

Happy New Year this last day of 2009. ULR is lots of fun thanks to you and all the others on the list for posting logs and all the technical stuff going on (mostly over my head), but still fun to