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

Hi Alex, Welcome back to the group! Paul's explanation is accurate-- because of a lack of volunteers the Classifications Committee has been in limbo for years, and the list of officially accepted

Hi. Welcome back :) The list has not been updated in a while, provided it meets the requirements below, it counts Less than 20 cubic inches Less than $100 A radio (not a toy with a radio built

Hello all, I got a question for the collective. I was chasing DX with a old Sony SRF-39 that's giving up the ghost. Problem is the Sony has retired the SRF-59 and -47 joggers radios, and look like

Gary, I can't wait to read your review...I have all of these except the PL-380 so it will be interesting to see what you come up with. Jay

Thanks Gary, it was a bit of a shock to hear this station at such a strong signal level. I am working on a list of the most likely NZ stations to target. I did have a few nights planned away next

Nice logging, Paul! Your peak time for tracking down Kiwi signals should be around your local sunset, especially if you can manage to try this on an eastern Tasmanian ocean beach. You'll probably find

Last night around 23:00 while undertaking my "DX2021" radio challenge, I was attempting to log 2EA from Wollongong on 1035kHz. As I was listening to this I noticed the signal was not great and after

Date: 11/02/2021 Time: 10:45 PM Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Notes: A night time session from home. My first “serious” night time session for my DX2021 radio challenge. Good signals across

Welcome Jock, it is good to see you on here. Paul

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Hello Jock, Welcome to the group, and thanks for your introduction! Detailed comparison reviews between stock (or modified) Ultralight radios and full-sized portables are kind of rare, but Jay Allen

Hi, Jock Elliott here. If that name seems vaguely familiar, I used to write for Passport to World Band Radio, PopComm, Monitoring Times, QST. My biggest radio activity right now is running the

Date: 10/02/2021 Time: 12:15pm Location: Monash Reserve - Launceston Notes: A mid-day session in a local park while I ate my lunch. Signals were “as expected” for a mid-day session with 3GG as

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@UltralightDX.groups.io group. /1. Start Here/An Introduction to Ultralight MW Radio DXing - Feb

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the main@UltralightDX.groups.io group. /3 MF AM Radio in Frequency Order.pdf By: Paul Blundell

I am just starting my next radio challenge, DX2021. For this I have collected a group of frequencies which I will be monitoring over a period of time. For this challenge, I have selected a wider range

Last night the signal from this (and other NSW stations) was much better, I was able to get a positive ID of it. This means I will be able to exclude this easier when trying to track down the NZ

Thanks to all for their comments. I should have mentioned that I did do a couple of full resets at the time, with no change, I'm afraid. Dave's observation of the audio muting in the presence of