Great logging Paul, I love reading about what you are able to log. Paul

There’s a tendency, on viewing the CCrane Skywave SSB for the first time, to say something like, “Awwww, it’s so cute!” It measures just 3 inches high by 5 inches wide by about an inch thick

The 5000 Watt Auckland transmitter for Rhema Radio on 1251khz made the 7100 mile/11410km journey to McGrath, Alaska on Sunday March 14th between 1545 and 1605UTC. I had some music that sounded like

Well better late than never, here are my AM DX logs for February 2021, during February I was exposed via a Co-worker to COVID-19 and thus was quarantined for 14 days. So what to do on a Cold winter

I have Magic Talk 1107 again this Sunday morning a 1440UTC, and they’re running talk. It doesn’t cut through the slip as well They apparently do music n weekend evenings. Paul.

Hi Jock Interesting to see a list like this on a non-radio website. It is slightly dated but fortunately these big guns don’t change too often. 1560 became WFME after WQXR but now is

Barefoot inside the house. (The radio was barefoot, I was wearing flip flops) https://youtu.be/O5V3Lw0YgYs Peter Botswana

Jock, it would probably be difficult or impossible to hear them all from one location, even with a much more powerful receiver and extensive antenna array. From the Seattle area, I've heard only the

Hi Chris, Thanks for listening to this wild 531 clip, and for your comments! Yes, tolerating something like this wacky recording for 11 minutes is above and beyond the call of duty. Your report of

Hi Gary, I had a good listen and near the start of the recording there is an ad from what I can make out for beer prices that mention Four X beer which is a Queensland Beer. That would be more than

No, im not hearing it in alaska.. others along the east and midwest us are, with king country slogans. see many report it on FB Paul

I will have a listen when I can and see what I can hear.

From 1441UTC this morning, this was just a stellar signal from the 5KW transmitter 7125 miles away in Tauranga, NZ... this is as far as I can go before I start taking a trip back towards

The following wild, 11 minute long 531 kHz S9 mix of 2PM and a presumed 4KZ was received on the Rockwork 2 ocean cliff near Manzanita, Oregon during a sunrise session on March 3 this month. The

While poking around for some Skywarn (US Weather service severe weather spotter volunteers) info, I ran across this: https://www.weather.gov/jetstream/ll_ampm_stations It's a list of US/Canada clear

Starting in twelve hours! Conditions are slightly Au tonight, with possible G1 level geomagnetic storming—so it will be interesting. Get those nulls on WBAL, KAAY, etc…and don’t miss your

Hello Paul, I forgot that the Radiwow R-108 has airband, that works well according to Jay Allen. https://radiojayallen.com/radiwow-r-108-fm-stereo-lw-sw-mw-air-dsp-portable-radio/ It is the little

Captions on the video. https://youtu.be/AeEhiWEVToU Peter Botswana

Thanks Michael, I think it is an area which might see some improvements and more radios supporting the airband. Paul

Someone posted a sneak peek at a prototype of the successor to this radio, the HRD-747, on the SWL blog last week. Claims it performs much better ... to be determined.