--- On Fri, 11/28/08, John H. Bryant <bjohnorcas@...> wrote: Actually, Russ, your observation sounds good and may have some truth in it... but maybe not as much as you think.  Our Great

Using a map program on my computer, it looks like the signal from JOAB 594 passes through the lower edge of the Auroral Zone. If my calculations are correct the midpoint of the signal path

I said in a post this morning things had been slow for me this week, but bam! Four new UL logs at sunset tonight: 1370 WSHV South Hill VA, 1645, presumed, Weather Channel wx for "north central North

Actually, Russ, your observation sounds good and may have some truth init... but maybe not as much as you think. Our Great Circle route toJapan from Northern Oklahoma runs right over the Pacific

Russ: Thank you for the explanation. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near Perry OK)

--- On Fri, 11/28/08, bbwrwy <richarda@...> wrote: One thing I don't understand is why I'm able to hear TP signals when geomagnetic activity blocks TA reception. From what I can find

Richard and Others, An excellent web site for checking currentgray line propagation is http://dx.qsl.net/propagation/greyline.html.It has a map that refreshes every 5 minutes, and shows where

Gary: Thanks for all the assistance you've provided in hearing TP stations. I can't believe how easy it has been to hear them with the SRF-T615 and E100. The E100 definitely has a selectivity edge

Trying to stay awake after getting back home from visiting relatives in Katy, TX, for a late Thanksgiving meal, I was tuning around on my barefoot Sangean DT-400W. Wouldn't you know it? I heard one

Gary, Congratulations on bagging your first TA on an ultralight! I've been told that TA's and TP's arepossible down here in Houston, TX, but I've yet to catch one. I heard the het on 1520 kHz the

Greetings Again, During the evening of 11/27 and the eve of 11/28, I noted some exceptional conditions from both Cuba and Canada. All these were new catches for the ULR log here. 670, R. Rebelde,

Richard, John, Kirk and the Group, One of the most profound discoveries made byUltralight DXers this past year is how local sunrise and DX station sunsetpropagation peaks (and vice versa) can

I managed to get up early this morning for some DX'ing also. I also heard audio on 3 different Japanese stations, but later than what Richard did. Thanks to John and Richard for the heads up! 594,

Hello Kirk and Richard, The Japanese TP's were unusually strong here afterlocal midnight (0800-0930 UTC), so I thought you Oklahoma DXers would haveserious transoceanic fun this morning. A

Yhis morning I had the best reception of NHK stations so far this season. Listeners in the southeastern states might have been able to hear at least one of the NHK stations. 883 Very strong het at

After a 5-day drought with no new stations, I did snag a new one last night, something to be thankful for on Thanksgiving: 1400 WSTC Stamford CT, call ID at 2200 EST, into CNN News. They IDed

--- Actually ,on a recount, i discovered i some how missed 2 Cuban stations .So my total new stations logged during the 100 in 7 quest was 24 instead of 22. Carl DeWhitt Walland,Tn. In

Hi all: Wow, I'm speechless! Truly, this is an incredible demonstration of generosity and kindness. Gary and John's constant font of enthusiasm and generosity have been an inspiration. The

Hi Guys: Well....Conditions seemed pretty good to the west Tonight.....but it seemed all I was hearing was RELOGS!!! Did manage to squeak out one new station on a Graveyard Frequency to keep me

Hello Guys, The Ultralight Radio enthusiast group has manythings to be thankful for today-- an exciting new way to enjoy AM-DXing, awell established awards and records program, a fantastic