First of all Congratulations to Kirk Allen on logging his 400th station on Ultralights. That's an amazing accomplishment Kirk, I'm sitting at just over 400 stations myself but you managed the feat in

Kirk, I had to laugh when I read your description of the programming on KPYN 900 in Atlanta, TX. When I was growing up in Bossier City, LA, the station used the call KALT. The "thrill" (if you can

Ho Ho Ho, I'm happy to report station #400 made its way into my headphones this morning. About a month ago when I nailed #300, Rob Ross told me that now I could shoot for 400 by the end of the year.

Thanks Claudio. Yes, the WLW HD signal is a problem on 690 kHz. IBOC reminds me of the Soviet jammers I heard in Europe in the sixties. After my listening session this morning I swear the entire band

Hi Allen, Thanks very much for the list of Quebec stations. We definitely appreciate that. It's beginning to look like I have more stations on my hit list than I do actual loggings, hi hi. Merry

Wow Colin, Your Slider E100 seems not only to have survivedthe drop test, but is now meaner than ever! To be honest, I spent all summer DXing with aSlider E100 having the 2 Litz wires

* bbwrwy (richarda@...) wrote: Yep--CINF 690 is still a 50kW French-language news station that should be easy to ID, but it is obliterated by IBOC hash from (I believe) 700 WLW

Thanks Allen. Best wishes to you for happy holidays. Richard Allen, 36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W (near Perry OK)

Hello to the Oklahoma Guys looking for Quebec stations Here's the Quebec stations I've logged here in Newfoundland on ultralights. Depending of course on your locals there and DX conditions you may

Hello Kirk, Congratulations on the logging of KPYN-900 inAtlanta, Texas, and the great accomplishment of hearing 400 stations onUltralight radios within a year! When John Bryant and I were

Hi Colin, No problem at all. The plastic frame SliderE100's are designed to take some severe shocks, and still operate. They weremade this way because the designer knew he would drop one,

At my QTH, 940 is one of two open frequencies for hearing Quebec. The only obstacles are CJGX, Yorkton SK, and XEYJ, Sabinas CO MEX. In the good old days I use to hear CBM once in awhile on 940

Greetings to all: We're here in Hermosa Beach for a week, and first two day's of loggings: 530 WHNV296 Los Angeles 12/21/08 1350 LAX Airport info 540 XESURF Tijuana 12/21/08 1355

Greetings to all: We're here in Hermosa Beach for a week, and first two day's of loggings: 530 WHNV296 Los Angeles 12/21/08 1350 LAX Airport info 540 XESURF Tijuana 12/21/08 1355

Hey John: How about CJWI on 1610? It would have to compete with the station in Toronto, but other than those two, that's it in North America. Kevin S Bainbridge Island, WA

* Claudio Leite (cpleite@...) wrote: Hm, well, I had very little luck there. It was too windy and cold to stand outside (couldn't manipulate ULR controls with gloves on) and from inside the

I have a new award idea.Log at least 10 stations in as many states and provinces as possible.The basic award should be for 5 states/ Canadian provinces and at least 50 stations(10 per

I logged 6 new stations since my last post yesterday but only one long haul catch though. CJBC 860 Toronto,Ontario,Canada.1943-2003 EST on 12.21.08.French language talk and french pop music.'Ici Radio

Kirk Allen, Richard Allen (no kin or realllllly distant cousins) and John Bryant are all located inside a 40 mile diameter circle in north-central Oklahoma and we have been helping each other daily in