At 05:35 PM 10/14/2008 -0400, you wrote: Jay then noted: You make a good point, Jay.... I think that a couple of the other recordsin the low power Western Hemisphere area are from stations that may

Hi Jay, for some reason they come in well here - but so do WTNI on 1640 - I cant explain it - often I will hear KVNS mixing with several stations but often times it is dominating. Its not way above

John: I must agree we are really competing with ourselves when it comes to records. The only true way we could against one another would be to DX from the same QTH. Thus far I've heard stations on a

40 states? I'm only at 36 states overall, with a FRG-7 and longwires all over! :D 4 more states (to get to 40 overall) are going to be tough from Delaware. The closest states I have yet to log

Great, John..... Somehow, those got missed here! Thanks for the Heads UP... Yes, 75 Material and J Material is the same and works VERY well forchokes (refer to my article "Is your Lead-In an

John, THANK YOU for uploading your own personal records. You are correct,of course, that there is no way that most Ultralighters can compete forWorld or Western Hemisphere distance records with the

Hi John, I had emailed you maybe a week ago with some updates from here but I guess it got lost in the ether - I will post any further updates to the group, I'm having email difficulties with both my

There's no way I can match the UL logs that are coming in from the West Coast, Newfoundland or Europe. But part of the hobby is making and breaking personal records. I've gone through my UL log and

Hi John, Some of the guys this side are using 77s for feedline chokes (possibly because thats all they were able to get) - I'm not sure if you can get an FT140 75 anymore - is j material the same as

Paul, Why do you want FT14077s??? I thought that 75s were the preferredMW Mix.... or has senility gotten me again? John B. At 12:14 PM 10/14/2008 +0000, you wrote:

Hi John, All the current distance records (as well as thelist of the first Ultralight DXer to receive various countries and continents)is contained in the List of Firsts and Records file,

We've had a chance to clean up some gaps/goofs, etc. in theoverall World Record. Through some faulty communication with Dennis Vroom, I never got the specifics of his record breaking barefoot

Hi guys, anyone know where I can get some FT 140 77s / FT 240 77s - the supplier needs to post outside North America and hopefully take paypal. Paul Logan, Lisnaskea, N. Ireland Listening Homepage:

HI Guys: One New Station to add to the ULR LOG and the OVERALL LOG AS WELL @ Sunrise today, plus a UNID Station from just after Midnight. If anyone has any idea who the UNID is....I'd be happy to

Hi Guys: At 0026 EDT under WKNR I am Hearing an UNID Station with the Following. Short Tone followed by Male saying "CBS Radio Networks Channel 42" Continuous Loop. Anyone know who this

Thanks to all who answered! There are lots of greatresources out there. Good listening to all! James A. (Andy) Moorer www.jamminpower.com

Truthfully, for a listing of stations in the United States and Canada it's hard to beat the "NRC AM Log". It's available through the National Radio Club. Another source, I frequently use is the FCC

For domestic stations, I always go to http://www.amlogbook.com/ first. For Latin DX, http://www.amfmdx.net/amdx/corazondx.html, but I don't know how recent it is. For European DX,