I'm now at 238 stations for the challenge after 12 days. It does definitely get harder once you get past 200. I'm having to do more targeted DXing by checking my logs to see what I've missed

I spent Day 12 (Monday) in cleaning up on some stations that are rather easy to hear that I have missed so far, thus picking up 14 additional stations. There was one surprise- WIRD-920, Lake Placid

Are there any members of our group using BMIs Nitelogger to record VOX for using in their Dxing? Thanks Hank

Re George Keller's question about eligible stations: I certainly think that local stations should count. First, having a lot of local stations to log is actually a handicap to DXing, not an

Ultralight Loggings for Mon. Oct. 20, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from my home in Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. One more station added to the ultralight log. Total

I am wondering if there are any mw dxers here in Tennessee that are members of this yahoo group ?I would like to compare notes with them on what they have heard. Carl DeWhitt Walland ,Tennessee

---Nice going,Kirk !I think i had 100 or so logged in Ok.But now i am working on my first 100 here in Tenessee.At first i was in Maryville when i got here.Then we stayed in Towsend for about 2

Testing with a TERK Advantage passive am loop...it is particularly well suited to the SONY SRF-59 and 1981 vintage SONY ICF-E10W. Sangean 200 & 400 models benefit as well, but not to the degree of the

your question has been debated for years by am dxers where is the line drawn before the station is dx 50miles 100 miles or do we look atout put power . under day time conditions I hear CFRB Toronto

Hi, George! Just my 2 cents worth here, but certainly, count your local stations. Why not? If it broadcasts, it counts, regardless of where it is. By DXing your locals and semi-locals, you should

George... Another welcome to the Ultralight MW DX Community. I think thatyou'll find us a friendly bunch... Thanks for being concerned about what considered to be "legal"or ethical to count in awards

Hi George: Welcome to UltraLighting! I say of course you can count locals - in fact, I see it as compensation for not being able to log several distant stations on that frequency. Being in the

Ultralight Loggings for Sun. Oct. 19, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from my home in Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC. Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total

Hi all, I've got what may be a stupid question, but here goes anyway. When counting logged stations for credit toward various milestones, like 100 stations, 20 states, etc., do local stations count?

Hi Guys: Snuck in another hours DXing at Sunset tonight and Logged NEW STN # 6 for the day!! New for both the ULR Log and the OVERALL Log! This station is only 120 Miles from me....but I've never

Hello Guys, Most of the recent new Ultralight TP countrieshave been logged by John Bryant with his Wellbrook array at Grayland, but by astrange quirk, the first Ultralight logging of Vietnam

I certainly have to agree with Rob Ross about last night and this morning. It seemed like conditions were very good. I haven't logged this many new stations in a long time in an 8 hour session.

Greg, Welcome again. Man, it sounds like you're now well on your way to discovering the amazing receptions these little whiz-banging radios can do. Keep up the good work! 73's Kirk Allen Ponca City,

WOW, Great job, Rob! You're pulling stations out of the ether just like all you HEAVY-hitters are doing! I'll post some of the stations I was able to ID last night and this morning under a