Hello John, Congratulations on your reception of ZNS-1540, andwelcome to the Ultralight DX group! Up until now, I have been the "silent partner" ofthe radio donation group, mostly

Congrats on WBZ John. They are a First Class Pest here in Delaware (I can hear them at high noon sometimes, at 321 miles). I'd kill for a clear shot at any of the stations your mentioned, including

Congratulations on WBZ and State #30! 5 more to go for Master DXer award! WBZ used to be easy here in Memphis years ago, but no more. I really need to start recording again and trying Cool Edit. I

Hey John: Way to go on WBZ! I remember when living in Minnesota in the 70's that it was pretty tough to get, and it can only be tougher now. It's but a dream here, although I wonder if Steve

Lately I've been mixing live DXing Barefoot (T615) at SR and SS with timed Top of The Hour recordings using my Slider E100 and the Wellbrook array. I might have frowned on the latter technique until

Thanks, Chris. Sounds like Kaito has some serious QA issues, given the variability of people's experiences with this receiver. Kevin S Bainbridge Island, WA

# Stations Logged from Burlington, ON, including the loggings below: 160 New Loggings: 1370 WVLY Moundsville, WV. Mentioned "The Voice of West Virginia", wvmetronews.com, and downtown Wheeling at

Hi Gil, I wondered why ZNS1 was not as prominent as it used to be some years back. The interesting article mentions the new TX being delivered in July and in operation by winter, so maybe it's up

Hello everyone, Im a lurker here but have bought into the UL craze as well, I own an E100, DT400W, CCrane SWP,SRFM37V and a KA1101. I must say the Kaito is the weakest of the bunch. It overloads up

John, 1540 ZNS is an amazing snag! You should be benefiting from the station's directional array in that Nassau is in the western part of the Bahamas and effort is made to cover to the east and

Hi John B., Thanks for your warm welcome and advice on ducting anddawn enhancement. In fact I have been aware of that for some time and always DXat dawn when I can. Conditions yesterday at dawn

Hi all: A snow storm here in the Seattle area knocked KOMO-1000 off for about 20 minutes, and I managed to nab two new ones on a channel I would never otherwise have a prayer on (KOMO's 50,000 watts

I have updated the information on my E100 Stationary Coil J-Hook Slider at http://www.bcdx.org/slider I unfortunately cracked the mount while drilling the hole for the BNC jack! Ordering a new mount

Ultralight loggings for Sat. Jan. 3, 2009. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Added two stations to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 238. 1590 WONX IL Evanston

I have added another 3 stations to the log since the last post bringing my totals in Tennessee to 273. All 3 logs were on a barefoot Sony M37V. WIEZ 670 Lewistown,Pa. 1825-1900 EST 0n 1.3.09 poor at

wrote: these Days.....I'm there is Rob, This is almost how runs on banks get started. ;=) 73 Gil

Hi all: I've been exchanging emails with someone who has one of these, and he reports it does fairly well. It was put on the ULR Turkey List because of RadioIntel's reports that it fared so poorly

Tim Davisson wrote: Guys..While I *love* my 2 Sony SRF 59's, I have to admit, I finally gave in to the raves of many folks on this site re: the Sony SRF-T615: just a few minutes ago I ordered

Thanks for the comments Kevin and the interpretation. I'm down in Corvallis, so am in the "neighborhood". Mike

Tim, A useful tip on the 615: While one can only preset 7 frequencies combined AM and FM, one can move up and down from the presets with the jog stick unlike the Sangean UL's which allow only