It is Hrvatska Radio, located at Zadar, Croatia. Hrvatska means Croatia; one of the independent states of the former Yugoslavia. The transmitter is located near 44°06'N, 15°15'E. Here in north

Ok..... I did see it somewhere... Thanks Gary! Pete KB2DY PeteGiacopelli "Carpe Diem" "Seize the day" "It's OK to think about whatyou want(ed) to do but it's time to do what you were meant to

Hi Carl, The Eton E5/Grundig G5 can tune SSB, but it has no USB/LSB switch. They usually go for about $150, which I believe is the list price. You might also want to read this message about the Sony

Hi Pete, There is an ad showing the Grundig G3 Voyager in the 2009 Passport to World Band Radio. This has been discussed in the Yahoo! EtonE5 group recently. There is a photo of it in the Files

It's 0225 UTC and if any of you in the central USA see this, tune to 1134 kHZ, Coatia is rolling in with a good signal. It punching through the IBOC noise in north central Oklahoma. Richard

Does the Grundig G5 have true SSB ?If so, would it make a good spotter radio for finding TA possibilities for an ultralight ? .I saw one in a Radio Shack store today .But i think i might be able to

Allen: I hope you are feeling much better now. Congratulations on reaching the 400 overall / 200 transatlantic stations heard mark. I often think about what it would be like to sit on the

Part of the reason I like the Terk is because you can put dinky (oops, I meant ultralight) radios inside. 73 TERK Advantage loop. Not only does the G6 - TERK combo result in noticeably better (not

Last night i had a station on 860 i.d.ing as Oldies 860.It was followed by a call sign which sounded like WDGS .But i could not come up with anything matching that in the FCC database.I heard it here

--- What country is on 1134 that you logged in this logging ?I do not have my WRTH handy.It might be in storage while we are waiting to get into our new home.If you heard it there,i should be able to

Hi Guys: Slim pickens tonight at Sunset. Lots of decent stuff heard.....but only 1 NEW STATION...which is also NEW for the OVERALL LOG. Radio used tonight was.............SONY SRF-T615

Hello Guys, Most of you have probably heard about superb newperformance modifications for the Eton E100 Ultralight radio, including aninnovative Slider loopstick, and a razor-sharp Murata

Hi Guys, I was battling the flu bug yesterday but managed to log 3 new ones last night as conditions seemed very good. Finally hit the 400 stations mark overall as well as the 200 transatlantic

Hello all.... I may be mistaken and I apologize if I am wrong. I recollect reading something about a new addition to the Grundig line, the"G3" I do not have the e-mail or site where I read it.

--- On Wed, 11/12/08, texnote wrote: From: texnote Subject: [ultralightdx] Re: G6 @ TERK Advantage To: ultralightdx@... Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2008, 9:50 PM How about the Sony ICF-S5W with

Mark: First I want to thank you all the help you've provided. Until last evening I would never have thought I could anything though the KMOX HD noise. But I tuned to 1134 at 0202 UTC and there was

Hi Guys: Good conditions to the southeast again last night at SUNSET. Lots of Good stuff from VA/W.VA/MARYLAND area. 2 NEW ONES for the ULR Log and 1 UNID Playing CHRISTMAS MUSIC!!!! Anyone know

Congratulations Richard on the TA from Oklahoma. I think you will bag some more especially Canaries-621, Spain-585/684/774, France- 1206/1377/1557, Algeria-891, Saudi-1521, and maybe some

For me sunset at the receiver works much better than sunrise at the transmitter. The less domestic station area to the west of you that's in dark, the less interference you get. This is particularly

Greetings, WAY TO GO RICHARD! What a neat breakthrough, especially for an okie! Now I think everyone will see why I don't mind riding the coat-tails of my semi-local neighbor to the south. I'm