Jay; The Quantum QX definetly gives the E-100 a BIG boost as well as my ICOM R-70..I just got the antenna and coupler last Friday and am in a 'Learning Curve' with it...when I do get it tuned

Has anyone used an E100 inductively coupled to a Beverage antenna? If so, was there any overloading? I would like to finally get the 7.5" slider mod done, mount it on a suitable piece of lexan and

One more update to my Tecsun R911 saga. I noticed yesterday that the low end of the dial had slid down a bit. 540kHz was the first frequency I could tune on the low end. 530 had slid off. The same had

Hi Richard, Thanks for the info about Radio Encyclopedia-530. It's pretty hard to receive Cuba on any ULR here, because inWashington state there is a whole continent of QRM to get through-- on

I'm sure the QX gives it a bit of a boost. I should have mentioned there may be a time factor on Radio Enciclopedia. The only reason you can hear them this far north is that Radio Vision Cristiana

Thanks Jay; I will give 530 KHz a try tonight....these E-100's are pretty amazing receivers....I haven't done a thing to it as of yet other than put batteries in it and turn it on !!! I do use my

Give a listen on 530 with the antenna pointed in the same direction. At night you should be able to pick up some nice music. I've not positively ID'ed it from the Chicago area, but it sounds just like

Hello All, Among those considering a purchase of one of the very inexpensive buthighly capable Chinese analog Ultralight radios, many have been hesitant to takethe plunge because of a distinct

I used to live in Florida. Radio Reloj was a real pest, popping up all across the dial. Some nights it seemed like they had every frequency covered. So I'm VERY familiar with it. :-) -- Jay

Richard-Alex-Jay and Russ; Thanks for the help...this contact is a new best (1121 airmiles) for me..I first heard it on my ICOM IC-R70 with the Quantum QX loop then tried my E-100 barefoot and was

OOOPS!!! I stand corrected!!!! Thank you, Alex N8UCN/KOH8IG

"Reloj" means "clock", so it's actually "Radio Clock". Radio Red would be "Radio Rojo". The di-dah-dit di-dah-dit (RR in Morse code) at the top of every minute makes it very easy to identify. I

Just out of curiosity, whats your QTH? I'm in Springboro,OH, 16 miles south of Dayton Ohio. I hear Radio Reloj (Radio Red) out of cuba every night on most frequencies. As far as if you ever

Richard, Alex, Russ & Jay, I agree with Jay's statement about the Cuban on 530 kHz-- it's the onlyCuban I've been able to receive here in Washington state, although I needed togo to Grayland (away

--- In ultralightdx@..., "nn4cw" wrote: > > Gary, > Thanks for the BOG vs. elevated Bev. comparison. > The Jogenstat clip was interesting as well. Perth coming in over 5000 miles away on your Frg-7

This would be Radio Reloj, located in Santa Clara, Cuba.Between the ticks, you heard Morse code for "RR" for "Radio Reloj". Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL ) [15 mi NNW of

Glenn: From the your description, I'd say you heard Radio Reloj from Cuba. Most references give its location at Santa Clara, with 30 kW. It broadcasts continuous news in Spanish with a time signal

Gary, Thanks for the BOG vs. elevated Bev. comparison. The Jogenstat clip was interesting as well. Perth coming in over 5000 miles away on your Frg-7 sounded as robust as a local. I am a Frg fan.

0430 UTC on freq. 570 with my loop pointing to the South from central Ohio I was picking up I believe a Spanish speaking station along with a ticking clock sound and approx. every minute there where

Ultralight loggings for Sun. Apr. 5, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Three more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count is now: 283. 1570