Thanks to Richard Allen for telling me about this new station. KEOR from Catoosa, OK is now on the air on 1120 khz now giving occassional IDs. One ID heard here at 1952 UTC. "1120, KEOR, Catoosa."

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Hello Guys, As John Bryant, Allen Willie and others havediscovered, it's a supreme Ultralight thrill to receive multiple TP's or TA'swith a tiny radio in the palm of your hand. With fantastic

Just a reminder that the entries to the Fall Follies Ultralight Contests are due by soon after your dawn tomorrow. Remember that you DO NOT have to turn in your log for the "Stations Heard" contests,

Thanks to a previous tip from Richard Allen, I was finally able to hear ND. (#28) WDAY, Fargo, ND, 1215-1235. Difficult copy at first, but they peaked very nicely right at 1230 UTC. What luck they

With 4 days left in the Challenge, I am on the brink- 298 stations, with 4 more being added last night. The Challenge had allowed me to add 51 new stations to my UL log (total now at 396 stations)

Greetings, Personally I had a really good time participating in the Fall Follies. It had been a long time since I participated in any radio contest. Although speed chasing stations certainly isn't my

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Hi Guys, Hope everyone had fun and logged a lot of new ones during the Fall Follies Ultralight affair. I logged another new country last night as follows: 864 khz - R. Liberty via Gavar, Armenia

Friends, The third time is the charm!!! I just added two entries to theFirsts and Records List. While Guy's reception of Farda in UAE from Grayland is not quite theWorld Distance Record for Barefoot

HI GUYS THis just IN after finishing 100 ultralight stations in 20 days but remember that was maybe 6 hours of listenning time . I then spent last week on the big radio Sattleite 800 covered full

Well, that will teach me to keep two lists (Current and Overall) and onlyupdate one..... I checked the wrong, un-updated, list when I so happilydeclared Guy's Farda reception a World Record.... its

Friends, Guy's reception of Farda from Grayland on a barefoot SRF-39FP absolutelyobliterates the old world record for distance in the BarefootClass. BRAVO, Guy!!!! I've already entered it in the

The highlight of my 2-night DXpedition over theweekend in Grayland, Washington was certainly the logging of Radio Farda,1575 kHz in the UAE. This was during grayline conditions last night (Nov. 2

Great job, Gary!!!! I'm glad that you finally hit oneof the really good TP mornings down there... and I'm especially glad thatyou did so well with the DT-400W. Bravo all the wayaround. John Bryant

Hola Gary, Pardon my southern hickish sounding expression here, but HOLY COW!! I just looked in the mirror and I do believe I see some greenish discoloration of my pigmentation goin' on. Seriously,

Hello Guys, Sometimes everything just seems to fall intoplace! Not only was I able to book Room 15 at the Grayland Motel on shortnotice, but I had the whole motel to myself, with no RF

Hi Allen, nice catch on 954 - have you heard Turkey or Qatar here they dominate after CR goes off at night. Paul Logan, Lisnaskea, N. Ireland Hi Paul Up to yesterday I had only Qatar and

Hi Allen, nice catch on 954 - have you heard Turkey or Qatar here they dominate after CR goes off at night. Paul Logan, Lisnaskea, N. Ireland Listening Homepage: http://geocities.com/yogi540/ Photos: