He was - I met him at TIC downtown for a tour at some point in the first half of the 1970's. He had been a college classmate of my father's, on a trip ultimately to Boston. Russ Edmunds WB2BJH Blue

Paul, Great photos! And very interesting as this shows a tremendous difference in FM saturation between your location and what we experience here in parts of the US. I moved from Connecticut to

Sorry, I don't recognize that name. I was with CBS from 1994 to 2016 and 'TIC became part of our group and moved form the Gold Building in Downtown Hartford to our Farmington facility a few years

Interesting members number, I am a member of the IRCA group and find it to be very active. I find both groups have a place in the hobby overall. I believe that the ultralight discussion started on

Mike, Thanks for the info! While searching for the groups.io IRCA group, I discovered some interesting statistics regarding members on groups.io: the IRCA group has 341 members, the MW DXer User Group

Welcome !! You might also get in contact with the International Radio Club of America. It is mostly involved with AM DXing and has many technical articles/reprints available. They have a Facebook

Just as an update to this, on Saturday night around 11:45pm, I was able to log and confirm this station again, this time it was "bare foot" on my AR-1733 receiver. The signal was weak and barely

I am looking for any suggestions on the best way to transport my FSL and what methods you have / do use? This is my current setup:

Date: 13/02/2021 Time: 3:00 PM Location: Mt George Lookout, Tasmania Notes: A mid-afternoon scan of the FM broadcast band. This location provided excellent signals from the North West coast,

Hello Jorge, Thank you for your excellent comments! Our Ultralight radio group has always tried to be as inclusive as possible, and we have always welcomed DXing reports with any size of portable, not

That to me sounds like a good idea, keep the focus on what we do and add classes for various sizes / types of radios. Paul

First, recognize that I am the new guy here, so I have no standing in terms of experience. Second, please recognize that I am not trying to alter or change the Ultralight DX group. One of the very

I think we would need to look at the advantages of this and where we would draw the line. Gary's work on FSL's has changed the hobby, I don't know if allowing larger radios takes some of the point

Jorge, según yo, tienes razón en todo lo que dices... I have been thinking for some time that it might be time for our uldx clan to widen its parameters.

Yeah, I know what you're probably thinking...impossible! I wouldn't have believed it had I not heard it with my own two ears and even though I did, I still have a hard time believing it. On Thursday

Hi, I wanted to propose something that could give us, in my opinion, new ways for the hobby and maybe the group. I finished my 'Ross DX Challenge' with more than 400 stations heard (but 378

Jay - were you there at all when Hal Dorschug was the CE ? Russ Edmunds WB2BJH Blue Bell, PA Grid FN20id

Thanks, Jay.. WTIC was one of the two stations I listened to growing up.. that and WDRC-FM made wanna get into radio and I've been doing it 18 years now.

Wow...impressive. I used to work at WTIC 1080 in Hartford, CT back when CBS owned both us and KRLD. EAch station was slightly directional at night to protect the other and KRLD's nighttime pattern

And here's my audio of KRLD 1080, 3260 miles away on Thursday February 11th at 1004pm AK Time (0704UTC/1204am central Fri Feb 12th) You'll hear traffic and weather during a pretty decent signal with