I have the DR-05X as well as one of its predecessors, the DR-07. They are very similar in recording capabilities. One thing that threw me when starting to use the DR-05X was that there was no

Well done Richard, it is always good to hear about your loggings and results. Paul -- Paul

That sounds like a very interesting radio and I would love to hear more about it and how it works for you. Paul -- Paul

Today was the best day of ultralight FM DX-ing I’ve had in a number of years with 11 new stations logged via sporadic-E skip. To date, I have 895 station, all on barefoot ultralight receivers using

Yes, you are right! It is an outstanding receiver. In my latest chat with Alex, he told me that future plans are producing a different receiver with just AMBCB coverage (probably LW+full MW bands

Hello all, and hope this message fits the group. I just received a Belka DX and it certainly meets the requirements of the "ultralight" description. It's the original "black box", four buttons and a

Only commercial ones within 400 miles. Now this is done, I will be planning another one.

The "official" size rule is only used for the awards program. For the group as a whole, we don't enforce any rules around size, it is more a guide to keep discussion on track.

A bit of both I guess, I have asked them to join up here but they won't.

There is no known evidence that the moon, full or otherwise, has any effect on radio propagation on any band. Someone simply raised the question from curiosity AFAIK. Russ Edmunds WB2BJH Blue Bell,

This sounds like a great radio. How much of an issue is the size against the rules of this club?

Is that all the stations in your area?

Do the USA use the same guide?

Is this a technical question or more just somebody asking for personal reasons?

FSL builders, I have some questions… (but first, sorry for the big font) How is the selectivity of your antennas? Is it significantly narrower than 10 kHz? i.e. when tuned spot-on, does audio

On Fri, Jun 25, 2021 at 10:42 PM, Kelly Jack wrote: What length litz wire is required, I see Gary mentioned 35ft but the only place I can see the wire available is being sold in 10m (32 ft 9 inches)

What length litz wire is required, I see Gary mentioned 35ft but the only place I can see the wire available is being sold in 10m (32 ft 9 inches) lots (eBay from China, is this wire recommended?) or

Frequency Client Distance 531 3GG Radio Gippsland Pty Ltd 384km on bearing 344.7° 540 7SD North East Tasmanian Radio Broadcasters Proprietary Limited 49.5km on bearing

that sums it up nicely :)) // pedro andrade <iberiaDX@...> wrote:

I know nothing about it, but still this week i've been getting peru and brasil and also got (i think) new zealand on the whip on my bunker... so it might have some influence? // pedro andrade