Excellent report as always Gary. I have also had a bit of a portable session today: https://tassieradiorxer.blogspot.com/2019/08/loggings-282019-st-helens.html -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Once again the largest FSL antenna collection on the planet made its way across the Columbia River bridge during an overnight trip to NW Oregon, finally being deployed at the original Highway 101

https://tassieradiorxer.blogspot.com/2019/07/long-term-fm-radio-project-26072019.html -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

OK. But apart from that they seem to be strictly identical. Rémy. Le 26/07/2019 à 12:18, Paul Blundell a écrit :

I think that does not use AA batteries.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

And what's the diffrence with the XHDATA D-808? Rémy. Le 26/07/2019 à 04:59, Paul Blundell a écrit : Garanti sans virus. www.avg.com

What is the difference between the two versions?-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Hello all.... Looking for a NEW first version of the Digitech ar1780 original . Not interested in the newer no name version. Thanks! Pete

Hong Kong has been in the news a lot recently, but for me the major excitement happened in April, as I decided to accompany my Hong Kong Chinese wife to one of the toughest DXpedition venues on the

On my Vite VT111 (Dirt-Cheap DSP) or Tecsun R9012 any/all 5 from Chicago at 775 Miles, WSB Atlanta at 820 miles, KMOX St. Louis at 920 miles or WHO Des Moines at 1050 miles. These are Clear and 50Kw

<zl3ag@...> wrote: I look at everything as a ham and broadcast DXer (and any other band - i.e. FDNY on 154 MHz when I lived in Boston in the 80s). I think what is above is

Thanks. As I am focusing more on the FM band this makes sense. -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

and with medium wave and shortwave, it is dependent on the time of day, and the season, and even the strength that it is heard, so "anything that you can't hear every night of the year" can be

Replying to Andy's comment.... In 1961, I heard on my 6-Traansistor radio from my front yard in Houston Texas clear channels WHO, WMAQ, WLS, WLW, WSM, KDKA and many others. It was DX for me :) It is,

After having a wee think about this... For AM - anything that you can't hear every night of the year. For FM - anything that you can't hear 24/7/365. Andy CHCH NZ Life Member, NZRDXL

Thanks for the excellent reply. I am focusing on the FM BCB and have been getting some interesting results. I need to spend more time logging what is "normal" to know what is abnormal. -- Paul -

Rather tricky, and unique answers abound. Since you didn't post ANY information, there are two basic ways... by distance, or a formula that factors distance and TX power. Some folks think a 50kW

If a station is not commonly heard, it is DX. Distance isn't a condition. Russ Edmunds WB2BJH Blue Bell, PA Grid FN20id

What is the measure / point that you use to class a signal as DX or not? -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

I have been looking for a way to carry my portable radio collection and my other ultralight related items. I have used a variety of bags and cases in the past. I started searching both online and