As most of you know, my wife and I are fortunate enough in our retirement to migrate between our long-time home in Oklahoma for winters and springs and our island cottage just south of Vancouver, BC,

Ultralight Loggings for Sat. Nov. 8, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. One more station added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count:

Hi Allen, Very nice logging of KCJJ. That X band is interesting sometimes. The only stations I've been able to ID on that freq were, KCJJ, KKGM (Ft. Worth, TX) and KRND (Fox Farm, WY) I've yet to lof

Hi Guys: Only about 1/2 Hours worth of DX'ing tonight at Sunset...but Nabbed one NEW Station for the ULR Log which is also NEW for the OVERALL LOG as well. Radio Used tonight was SONY SRF-T615

The Ultralight Contest Committee has compiled the results from each ofthe six contests in the Fall Follies. The complete Final Report hasbeen posted in the Ultralight Files area of dxer.ca. The

Good things come to those who wait... Well done Robert :-) Paul Logan, Lisnaskea, N. Ireland Listening Homepage: http://geocities.com/yogi540/ Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/radiofotos/ Video:

Hi Guys, Added another domestic to the list last night as follows: 1630 KCJJ - Iowa City, Iowa 11/08/08 3:30 UTC w/ Bank America Ad, CJ Oil Company Ad,, mention of Colona, Iowa; KCJJ ID Jingle

Ultralight Loggings for Wed. Nov. 5 to Fri. Nov. 7, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Three more stations added to the ultralight log. Total

Dennis: Sadly conditions have deteriorated since Thursday morning. This morning there was little sign of JOUB 774, only a het around local sunrise. Also noticed a het on 828 kHz. Reception seemed

Robert: Congratulations on your first ULR reception of a signal from across the Atlantic. Have a great weekend. Richard Allen, 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35" W (near Perry OK)

Congratulations Rob!!! We told ya da Slider e100 was a marvel, eh? Oh darn it! Now, I'm gonna have to make another of those"Trans-Atlantic DXer" awards! John B.

Congratulations Robert Way to go on your first Trans-Atlantic tonight . It's a thrill to accomplish that first one. With the way things are going lately you're very likely to bag some others in the

Wow!! I hope conditions are that good tomorrow morning. I'll be at Ledbetter Beach in Santa Barbara a couple of hours before sunrise. I'll have my Sony 2010 and Select-a-Tenna as a spotter and DT-400W

Hi Guys: Well....it is with Great pleasure that I announce I have Logged my FIRST Trans-Atlantic AM BCB Station on an Ultralight Radio this evening. From 1915 to 1948 EST I had a Nice reception of

am wondering what might be my best possibilities for receiving TAs here in East Tennessee on ULRs ?I would think Algeria 891 and Saudi Arabia 1521 might be possibilities. Other suggestions ? Carl

I am wondering what might be my best possibilities for receiving TAs here in East Tennessee on ULRs ?I would think Algeria 891 and Saudi Arabia 1521 might be possibilities.Other suggestions ? Carl

--- Nice going ,Kirk.I once heard the St.Petersburg station on 620 back in Oklahoma.At the time their call sign was WSUN if i recall correctly.Here in the Knoxville,Tn area we have WRJZ in Knoxville

Good Work John.....Looks like you're gonna really be wallpapering your Shack with Awards in the next few days!!!!! 400 is a tough achievement.....and I commend you on this John!! Gary Debock is

I've found JOUB 774 has long been the easiest of all trans-oceanic stations to receive here at my rural QTH. I agree with Gary, from my experience November is the best month for hearing Japanese

Also this morning on 540,from 1107-1115 I heard Radio Australia pgm'g much to my surprise. It was CBK, Regina, SK airing some of their pgms until back to their side of the big pond at 1115. Regional