Here in this part of Europe, when China is coming with good signals in the evening there is a good chance to have USA and the few canadians available for the night. If you get AIR Nagpur on 1566,

Thank you Gary: Thanks for the excellent advice. My reason for not asking the same question about TP DX was because of the abundant information from Grayland DX-peditions. Also, even though I live

Sure, go for it ! Mark

Gary and Mark C, Gary, That was an excellent discussion of logging your first TP....Mark's was excellent, as well, addressing the TAs. Would you two mind if I copied your messages, made them into a

Hi John, I'm sure that both Mark and I would bethrilled to have our suggestions posted in a PDF file on dxer.ca. Sinceyou have obviously logged far more TP's (and lost far more sleep) than

Tim: I agree. The tiny receivers have revived my interest in medium wave band DXing. It's fantastic what can be heard without an expensive communications receiver. It reminds me of when I first

Hello Guys, There are very few experiences in the AM-DXhobby more thrilling than logging your first TA or TP on an Ultralightradio. As the fall DX season approaches, propagation will slowly

Hi Tim, Congratulations on your SRF-59 loggings, andwelcome to the Ultralightdx group. Receiving TP's on my stock SRF-59 lastNovember also reminded me a lot of my ham radio QRP

Hi Guys, Things were a bit tougher stations count with the Robert Ross Challenge last night with the noise level and A Index a bit higher and even higher today. Did manage to log a new country or

Great going, Tim!!! A bunch of us feel the same way..... when I get back to Oklahoma inNovember, I'm going to do what you are doing.... start a fresh log bookand DXgeneral domestic AM for the first

I know I'm usually invisible here, but believe me, I read everything this great group has to offer. I want to thank you dedicated guys in guiding some of us non-tech types. I've noticed during the

Guys...The idea of DXing on a tiny, pocket, battery-powered AM portable has reignited my interest in a 40+ year hobby of mine: AM DXing. It's akin to my ham radio QRP operating. I simply love

Dennis, Keep your fingers crossed. I was pretty clear in my write up ofthis situation, posted here, that the Durham Store would ATTEMPT toprovide the "old" version of the E100, IF THE DXER

Is it fair to assume that Durham Radio and their US outlet TheShortwave Store are aware of the "new and improved" E100 that reallyisn't and that for ULR purposes the original version is what we want?

excellent picture Richard. i will have to do that to the one i have open. i had thought of doing something like that but hadn't attempted it yet. i was imagining that it might make a mess of the case

One of my complaints about the SRF-59 receiver has been the difficult to use tuning knob. Looking at the SRF-39FP, it was evident more of its tuning knob was exposed. So I decided to see if I could

Hi Kevin, Your "ultralight loop" sounds great. Maybe you should go into business selling them. Can you post a picture of it next to an E100 or a DT-200VX (for scale)? And thanks for the tip on using

WOW...amazing stuff Alan!!! We're gonna have to change the Award Name to the "ALAN WILLIE 10 Day Challenge!!". I haven't done too much AM BCB Dxing yet this Season....as the FM Band has been going

Hi Everyone, Spent the last 3 days out of the city at Old Perlican, Newfoundland and was able to DX with the Ultralights in a location away from the powerhouse stations of St. John's. The last