I logged my second distant(over 100 miles distant)GY this evening.Details as follows: WJRI 1340 Lenoir ,North Carolina.1917 EST on 11.23.08 Very poor-poor out of the jumble briefly with WJRI i.d.lost

Ultralight loggings for Sun. Nov. 23, 2008. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 204. 630 WMAL DC

Hi, First, let me thank all of you who answered my newbie question (about whether local stations count) last month and apologize for not following up sooner. I haven't had a chance to do any

---Kirk: Thanks.The distance to the GY i logged-WCDT-1340-Winchester,TN is 215 km/133 miles. In ultralightdx@..., "Kirk Allen" <kirk74601@...>

At 08:36 AM 11/23/2008, Paul Walker Wrote : ROB, I THINK I GOT IT! You heard WGL-AM 1250 Fort Wayne Indiana, which is 2300W Day/3 towerswith a Northerly pattern and 1000W Night/3 towers with

I should have mentioned that 1240 can be done with synchronous detection. My local on 1250 plays music (SS) and it's better when they're just speaking. 73

Hi Guys: A couple of New ones last night and this morning at SUNRISE. Also have a UNID that has me stumped!!! Any help with that is appreciated. Radio Used is........SONY SRF-T615 With..... 2 1/2

Nice database! I can see myself using it a lot. 73

wrote: IN THE FACE NOW: http://topazdesigns.com/ambc/ transmitter but them

wrote: Carl, Here's the link to topaz which can calculate distances from transmitter to receiver. Look in the left hand column. Enter your coordinates, but be sure to follow the format they require.

Hi Guys: Been a busy week at work and I never even turned on a radio the entire week!! Finally got a chance to do some Listening today. 3 New Stations for the ULR Log, one of which is a New One for

I wish I had more viable graveyarders. 1230 is fine. 1240 gets hammered by a local on 1250 that can be nulled a teeny bit. 1340 is a local. 1400 is partially useless as my closest station, a regional,

I got a new station on a GY frquency as follows WCDT 1340 Winchester,Tn -1906-1907 EST -11.22.08 poor to very poor briefly out of jumble with yl giving legal id mentioning Franklin County,s

Gary - you're plenty worthy of the award. If you hadn't been curious about what the SRF-59 could do, there are more than 100 of us who would be DX'ing, but we wouldn't be nearly as challenged and

Here's mine; it's already posted on another Yahoo Group that is about DX. If I'd known my picture was going to be taken I would have shaved. It's from a conference I attended in Monterey in

Allen: Thank you for the info. The signal has been audible since before local sunset again tonight. I'll listen later and see what I hear. Best of Dxing. Richard Allen.   you've been hearing.

couldn't believe my ears this morning. Details are below. 1490, KBLF, Red Bluff, CA, 1513-1530 UTC, 11/22. Audible here with a decent signal up and down throughout the time frame I've listed.

Have any of you heard BSKSA, Duba? If so, what are it's characteristics? Does it send a carrier signal during early evening in eastern North America. What is the stations sign-on time. Any

From the North Atlantic, Congratulations Gary DeBock on your highly deserved award , your inspirations in developing the Ultralight phenomenon and taking it to new heights in only a year is an

Kirk: Congratulations on hearing KBLF 1490, especially at mid-morning. The frequency of 1490 kHz has proven a tough one for me to DX and hear anything other than almost local KMFS. Good DX and