This might be of interest to some members: http://www.sarmento.eng.br/Loop_Ferrite_Rod_Antenna.htm

To the tune of piano man. Its nine o’clock on a Saturday The regular crowd shuffles in There’s an old man sitting next to me DXing radios with patience and grace He says, son, can you

I'm hearing KAAY better than I've ever heard them since I logged them last in January of 2010. MY QTH is Springboro, OH. Alex N8UCN

Op 21/02/2021 om 02:31 schreef Les Rayburn: Here near the UK, we have Talk Radio 1089khz, very strong stations on the same freq ... Marc -- The "Penguin" has arrived - and he's not going away -

Hi Les, Thank you very much for your efforts and interest with DXing tests. At that time, on that day the terminator will be over Newfoundland (Canada), far enough from Tennessee. Very difficult for

Thanks for arranging this, it is great to see these happening. Paul

The Courtesy Program Committee (CPC) of the IRCA and NRC are pleased to announce a special Daytime DX Test for WENR 1090 kHz in Englewood, TN. The test will run on Saturday, February 27, 2021 starting

Excellent Gary! So I could try the 5 inches instead! Saludos J Jorge Garzón Gutiérrez "IberiaDX" (EB7EFA · EA1036 SWL · BDXC Member 1409) QTH: IN83ag / 43º15' N · 03º56' W Urb. San Roque 95,

Congratulations, Jorge! These are the same ferrite rods used in the "Paul Walker variant" 5 inch (12.7cm) diameter FSL currently being used in McGrath, Alaska (design photo attached). Gary DeBock (in

Awesome, looking forward to it.

With WDND silent, you probably have two Cuban Radio Stations. Last time I heard WDHP, they were English, but on Sundays they did b'cast in Creole and Spanish on occasion. Since the hurricanes through

There are 3 Radio Rebelde transmitters from Cuba on 1620. Powers are not listed in 2021 WRTH. You can listen to Radio Rebelde on 5025 kHz shortwave and parallel with 1620. There is also a Radio

Hi, Just some words to inform that the ferrite rods for my future FSL antenna are on the way from Ukraine. I hope will have the first 'official' Spanish FSL antenna before summer. LOL. 73 Jorge

Hey the time I write this I has two strong Spanish language stations from my location in Springboro, Ohio. One due East-West, the other SSW. The only infor I can find is one station in Mexico and the

Well, when I turned on the radio when I got home this evening, it was still parked on 1560 KHz, and I logged the 2 following stations. This now gives me 19 new stations for the month. The used

No problem. thanks

Yeah, my typing handicap shows doesn't it....

Last night I was having a listen on my Teac PR130 and was able to confirm this again. The Teac PR130 is a good performer but I am still a little shocked by how well it has worked. Paul

Alex... thats WGLB for the call-sign according to FCC. Nonetheless, a fine catch. Regards Paul S. in CT FN31nl

Well done and thanks for sharing.-- Paul