Since vertical antennas favor lower angle signals,i wonder if a vertical antenna might be useful for logging stations on am frequencies that otherwise might not be heard ?I have seen helical

I am looking for a good site with up to date Latin American am information including Cuban station information.Any ideas ? One of my more recent logs was possibly another Radio Rebelde

This morning i logged my 30th state from here in Tennessee with 2 different stations. WKSH 1640 Sussex,Wi.Radio Disney programming and Radio Disney 1640 slogan plus "WKSH,Milwaukee" i.d. fair to very

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Gary, Thanks. Interesting how Sangean would spend time and effort redesigning the AM section--I suppose they believe A.M. is still viable. 73 Gil

Just a quick report from here. Three new ones appeared here this morning ahead of a wintry blast that's now blowing into Oklahoma. Brrr, it's cold! 770, CHQR, Calgary, AB, 1325-1340 UTC, 12/14/08.

I'd like to hear from other users of this set. How does it compare other ultralights?

Ultralight loggings for Sun. Dec. 14, 2008. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 225. 880 WRFD OH

Hi Guys: Well...the Sledding was a little rougher here in London today for 2 Reasons. The temp got way above ZERO here and with the Pouring Rain...everything is melting!! Also, the conditions just

Hi all: A revamped Gallery is now available for download at the DXer.ca site, with a few more items and a very cheesy picture on the front page. Stay warm, and good DX! Kevin S Bainbridge Island,

To the Awards Committee Great looking design for the Ultralight Graveyard Awaed certificate . Very impressive looking. I guess i'll have to get busy and try and up my graveyard totals for sure

Hi all: Just published on the DXer.ca web site is the updated list of Ultralight definitions and list of approved Ultralight radios. Just in time for the holidays, additions to the list include: -

Friends, After due deliberation, the Ultralight MW DXing Awards Committee hasestablished a new award category for Ultralight DXers: Stations Heard onthe Graveyard Channels. Awards are given for each

It was a good night of DXing here. Using my barefoot SRF-T615, I added six new stations including my 50th Mexican station. Of course there were plenty of unidentified signals, mostly Mexican. The

Gary, Were you able to listen to more than one 400W and determine if the quality is consistent? I note that the listed features are pretty much the same as the 200VX other than WX for TV and

Gary, Were you able to listen to more than one 400W and determine if the quality is consistent? I note that the listed features are pretty much the same as the 200VX other than WX for TV and

Hi Gil, In the summer, I initially purchased one DT-400Wfor the Shootout, thinking it would probably be a yellow clone of the DT-200VX(on AM). It wasn't-- the AM sensitivity was superior in

Kirk: I must correct you, KOKP doesn't even rate on my list of least favorite stations. While it the station nearest me, I'm able to null it and hear KDKA or KOIL. I'll even confess to occasionally

Ultralight loggings for Sat. Dec. 13, 2008. All stations logged from Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Four more stations, including my second Cuban station, added to the ultralight log. Total

Hi Guys: Well the propagation Gods have been good to me today....and have showered me with 5 New Stations on ULR today....2 at Sunrise and 3 Tonight at Sunset. Nice to finally end the Drought of