Hi Gary, Thanks to your online PDF construction articles, I was able to replace my run down 1984 home built wooden frame 40" MW box loop with your superior design 9-turn 40 inch side length table top

Perhaps it's time for the (semi?) annual plug for the IRCA Reprints (https://www.ircaonline.org/editor_upload/File/reprints/irca-reprint-index.pdf) which include not only this article of Gary's but

Ah, thanks Russ! Drifter on a sunny day in the winter of my discontent

It means zero Russ Edmunds WB2BJH Blue Bell, PA Grid FN20id

For people who don’t understand American what does goose egg mean please Paul ? Drifter Sent from the sunny hills of obscurity

Wasn't it ever a goose egg is all I can add, Paul. Breakfastwas far more interesting. Nick At 14:22 2022-10-03, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:

There’s a reason I haven’t posted anything in a few days… I slept in over the weekend and today (Mon, Oct. 3rd) it’s a big fat goose egg Paul -- Regards, Paul Walker "The Alaska Radio

On Sun, Oct 2, 2022 at 04:35 PM, Todd wrote: Because of the high local MW signal levels at my home, a passive high Q loop design was essential. I constructed Gary's 4-leg PVC 9-turn 40 inch side

On Sun, Oct 2, 2022 at 12:20 PM, Robert Conboy wrote: What I find most useful, is when I get an idea from what someone else has done, or when someone asks a question/has a problem that I know a good

Almost all MW DX listening is done at my residential metro area home. The high signal area environment necessitates higher Q passive tunable loop antennas, and physically larger radios. This approach

"There are too many posts about X and this list is supposed to be about Y!" has come up on, I believe, every list I've been on since 1991. I've checked with all the relevant authorities and have

Robert, Please post your designs and developments to all of us here. FB is a vulnerable issue, but maybe we should consider it... Your experience will be

I don’t find reports of loggings in this and other mwdx groups, like on Facebook, very useful to me personally, beyond learning what is possible. But others do so I’m fine with it. Also, who else

I appreciate this group because it helps me keep up to date on new radio models and I am interested in people's comments about the radios themselves as well as antennas such as Gary's incredible

Hi all. I might be speaking out of turn and I am sure this will not be taken well by "some members" but the recent posts about the postings on this group has made me revisit the stats I have been

MW FREQUENCY CHALLENGE Our new frequency range for Week 2 is: 670-702 kHz! New Google Form can be found here: https://forms.gle/YHEASFyauJDNjkbZ8 Good luck, everyone! 73 and best of DX! --

i live 3 air miles from one of the blowtorches - KNX - 1070. Went to North High in Torrance and KNX's signal got into our transmitter's nooks and crannies (KNHS). No amount of engineering could remove

I heard from two others that it appears the PL-368 disconnects the radio from the internal loop antenna when a plug is inserted in the external antenna socket. So I went ahead and bought a PL-368, and

On Fri, Sep 30, 2022 at 07:31 AM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote: Whenever I go after transpolar or Aus/NZ, my FSL is pointed north/south. Today, I had 4QD 1548 when pointed west, like what I do when

Er… excuse me 819 matched 837. Paul -- Regards, Paul Walker "The Alaska Radio Nerd" PO Box 61 McGrath, Alaska 99627 USA Mobile +1 (907) 574-0258 paul@...\ www.alaskaradionerd.com Program Director: