The IRCA TIS/HAR LIST lists all US and Canadian TIS/HAR stations, by frequency, including call letters, state (province,) city, county, licensee, address, coordinates, expiration date, sources

Thanks, I reckon I might grab one and see how it goes.

Hi Paul, There were several transparent radios offered a number of years ago. I don't think this was one of them since it supposedly has a DSP processor. At the time I read about them one of the chief

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AM-FM-Transparent-Pocket-Radio-Portable-Digital-LCD-Stereo-Earphone-Set/223991685304?hash=item3426f1e0b8:g:ROMAAOSwXj1ep3~Z Any feedback on these?

Hi Todd. I also have a PK loop antenna, purchased at a hamfest about 5 years ago, I find it very handy for listening to 675kHz ABC Corwa in the mornings. I can confirm VOA Thailand does get to

Hi Dan, I mostly use the Sangean PR-D3 portable radio for its above average audio fidelity. It is the Australian equivalent of the C. Crane CCRadio-2E. The PR-D3 features 6 and 3 KHz switchable

Hi Todd. What equipment are you using to receive VOA Thailand and Dunedin NZ? Most interesting. There was a NZ beacon on 1692kHz years ago, & there is one still on 1630kHz you may be able to receive

Hi Gary and Dan, I receive noon residual noon MW skywave from distances as short as 27 miles (44 km), for example 1692 KHz Radio Symban, Wedderburn. I can mainly hear 1575 KHz Wollongong at 50 miles

Hi Gary and Todd. Thanks for the feedback. I find that 3NE does this into Melbourne all year round. But I'm finding the information about residual E layer skywave most informative. I will try for

Dan and Todd, 1566-3NE has always had an overachieving signal, and it was a downright pest for me during a visit to Aitutaki in the Cook Islands in April of 2018. It ran the Australia Overnight

Hi Dan, From where I live in Sydney, 1566 KHz 3NE is 320 miles (515 km). During the winter months around solar noon, 3NE is received via residual E layer skywave. This is due to temporal weakening of

Yesterday I went for a walk on Sandringham beach to Red Bluff on Port Phillip Bay in Sth East Melbourne VIC at around 1.00pm Whilst walking I had the radio (Digitech AR-1780) tuned to 1566 3NE

Obviously Not！The whip antenna on P l-398 is about 84cm, but the Pl-310et is only 45cm! I have modified my own 310 with 72cm antenna, but truly not as good as the 398 in terms of the

Thank you Marc. I believe whip and ferrite longer on 398 vs 390. But I understand the PL-390 very good so it might be a small difference. Or perhaps none at all. On paper 398 is better but as you

I believe the whip is longer. That might account for better reception on fm and sw. I am speculating that the chip is same as 310. But cannot verify that. I am told ferrite is longer. Thank you for

Op 14/06/2020 om 19:48 schreef mariusz.dorota@...: pl 390 or 398: size must be around 90cm? I replaced them with a 110cm! Marc -- The "Penguin" has arrived - and he's not going away -

Is whip size on both radios the Same ? Wysłane z iPhone'a

I have a PL-398MP at home and its pretty good！I have compared with my own Pl -310et with the PL-398MP owned by my parents. The FM and SW performance on PL-398 is much better than the PL-310et. I

I own the pl 390 and pl 398mp, the one with sd card slot. I use it as my daily radio, to receive and compare reception. I suppose they are indentical, except for mp or bt. Marc Coevoet Op zo 14 jun.

Does anyone have experience with new Tecsun PL-398? The only review I have seen says that it has a longer MW ferrite loop than the 310. Which is predictable since it has twin 2” speakers vs one on