Atta Boy Allen..you're doing me Proud!! HAHHAHA..... OK Allen....Good luck, and see if you can't Smash the 300 Mark!! I think you can......especially with Conditions starting to pick up

Hi Everyone, Thought I would start my attempt at the Robert Ross Challenge of logging 300 stations in 30 days last evening . Thus far I don't have a great number added to the list, as I thought I

... also, for those of us who have a Sangean DT-200VX, is getting the DT-400W worth it (AM and FM)? Paul

Gary, How's the DT-400W on FM as compared to other ultralights? Paul

Hello Guys, The new Ultralight Radio AM-DX Summertime Shootoutfile has been uploaded to dxer.ca, including full information and photos on theSRF-S84, SRF-M97, E100, SRF-M37W, and DT-400W

Hello Paul, The DT-400W has an outstanding FM section, withsensitivity and selectivity equal to the best Ultralight models (E100 and theAM-turkey model DT-220V, which is outstanding on FM).

Steve and others........I too am the proud owner of the SANGEAN DT-400W ULR Receiver!! I have only had mine for a few days, and really have only listened to it in a very casual manner since then.

Hello Guys, The new Sangean DT-400W was the big surprise ofthe 5 models tested in the Summertime Shootout, and does indeed have wide-bandsensitivity superior to all other Ultralight models

Dennis... I believe the signature listed the receivers and antenna... but maybe Iforgot. I was using a E100 with a new Murata 2.6 kHz IF filter,directly connected to a Wellbrook Phased Array antenna

John - which ultralights were you using and were they stock and/or aligned and/or using huge ferrite bars? I have ten thumbs when it comes to building or modifying things so I use a Select-a-Tenna

Steve: I often hear "todas musica" XEMF here in north central Oklahoma. Not too bad for a reported 0.25 kW at 1117 km (694 miles) distance. Richard Allen

For the past several nights, I have been able to hear XEMF "780 Radio Nostalgia" under WBBM with a good, clear signal. Early this morning (Saturday 23 Aug 2008 at 0330 AM CDT/0430 AM EDT) I heard a

Friday morning was my last DX session for this trip to Room15 at the Grayland Motel and it went much more as I had expected foryesterday... less intense, more gentlemanly (in modern-speak, would

Gary; I guess it's the difference between direct and circumstantial evidence. In case of the latter it's up to the jury. So for the moment I'm listing WOMN-1110 as tentative. Looking at my log,

Sunset Dxing and later under the stars at Topsail Beach, Newfoundland last evening with the SRF-M37V and SRF- 39FP barefoot. Nothing new of any sort but conditions were excellent and very low noise

Great going, John!!! Very nice logs. John B. At 06:47 AM 8/18/2008 -0700, you wrote:

How much lee-way is permitted in claiming reception of a station? In the past it's been my practice to only claim reception of a stations if I heard something unmistakably identifying the station.

Hello Richard, Our Ultralight DX Awards program does indeedemphasize the honor system in station identification, and this concept certainlyassumes that the DXer will fully investigate and

I just found a couple of radios that I'd forgotten I owned. One is a Sony SRF-M80V. It's the predecessor of the Sony SRF-M85V, which is in the turkey farm; it's described as cute but deaf. This is

Friends, After two good but fairly pressure-packed DX mornings, I sort ofanticipated a more leisurely AM today, cruising up the band noting allthe stations that I'd logged on the first two AMs and