Great going, Richard!!! You gotta get some things submitted for Awards... You are going to beable to paper your living room walls!!! Congratulation :>) John B.

Thank for the tip John. I logged Croatia 1134 kHz a few minutes ago at 0202 UTC on a barefoot, stock E100. The signal is good strength at times. Sadly, here there is severe IBOC QRM I assume from

Ultralight Loggings for Wed. Nov. 12, 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:

wrote: Also congrats on Montana.I logged that one back in Carl, In answer to your question, the Montana station I logged was KGHL, 790, from 1252-1305 UTC and thanks to Richard Allen for the tip on

John: You're correct about the Croatian sunrise. It's between 0400 and 0500 UTC. That didn't "dawn" on me until after I'd sent the message. By the time I listened only the western edge of the

Thanks, Richard... I keep forgetting about that &%&%$ IBOC.... until I put myheadphones on! BTW, isn't sunrise in Zadar about 10:30PM CentralTime??? Hey, one of these days would you please turn in the

John: I listened to 1134 kHz this morning after midnight and all I could hear was IBOC hiss, probably from KMOX. It seems to be the same story on 1116, 1206 and 1215 kHz. I've tried to hear

Kirk: Congratulations on hearing JOUB and JOIB this morning. Your next mission if you chose to accept it is to figure out what I'm hearing on 972 kHz. I'd sure like it to be HLCA from the

FABULOUS, KIRK.... Bravo... Excellent and Yahoo!!! Now you guys gotta get a TA from Okie Land.... 1134 Zadar has been myeasiest on other equipment... It tends to peak at ground sunrise at

The last two days I've managed to add a new country and some stations to my log. Times are UTC. 11/11/08 1313 KQAQ 970 Austin MN with ID and country mx (SRF-T615). 1317 KJLT 970 North

--- Kirk: Congrats on receiving the TPs from Japan on the E-100s.I will have to look into getting a slider E-100.Of course over here,TAs might be what i might hear.Also congrats on Montana.I logged

Hiya Guys, I'm REALLY happy to report that at least a second ULR DX'er in Oklahoma has logged Japan on MW. I had to borrow one of those Chickasaw dances from John Bryant after hearing these two

Hello Kirk, Congratulations on your fantastic loggings ofJOUB-774 and JOIB-747 from Oklahoma! The TP chasing group salutes you, andwelcomes you to the Ultralight TP club :>) When we

Got WEAV-960 from Plattsburgh, New York on November 11 at 1705 Eastern, with Mike O'Mera show, Fox News and "The Zone" slogan, plus announcements for the Champlain Valley. Big signal on the E100.

Hi Tim Santa Clara, Cuba 570 is CMDC according to WRTH Paul Logan, Lisnaskea, N. Ireland Listening Homepage: http://geocities.com/yogi540/ Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/radiofotos/ Video:

Opps! The letter R in morse code is "dit-DAW-dit"....not K as I accidentally claimed in my previous post....sorry about that. And, I'm obviously looking for a website listing Cuban AMs with

Anybody know of the URL of Cuban AMs with call letters & cities? I love R. Reloj's morse code/CW sending of "R R" (daw-dit-daw, daw-dit- daw). Thanks. 73's, Tim, KD8GZ, Ohio

Hi Guys: 3 New Ones for the ULR Log today...2 at SUNSET and 1 from the early morning hours. My Local on 980 Khz was off the air last night (CFPL London)....but they left their carrier on!! I bagged

First of all, CONGRATS to my neighbor to the south, Richard Allen, for his second ULR TP station!! Last night I was able to sit down with the Slider E-100 for my first serious attempt at using it for

Hi Everyone, The frequencies that play havoc with me here are 590,640,800,930,960,1210,1390,1400,1600 all being locals or second harmonics of these Some evnings if the transatlantic splits around