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:

And the rest of the mornings Dx report I had NHK on 819, it matched 937. JOSF 1332, 1134 JOQR and some of the other usual Japanese stuff including the smaller ones… but no China today that I could

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 I’m listening for Asian signals. If I pointed it north south

Morning/Evening, It is not always easy to moderate an e-group and as an other groups moderator I know what I am saying. An e-group is like a public area where everybody meets: beginners, casual

The signal to noise ratio lately here was very low signal, high noise and I was hitting the delete button ALOT. _._,_._,_ -- Regards, Paul Walker "The Alaska Radio Nerd" PO Box 61 McGrath, Alaska

I don't think the idea was to have people leave, if somebody has an issue with a post, they can just ignore it. Paul -- Paul

Same here. I rarely post. I didn't see a problem, but there is always "that guy" whining or complaining. I'm getting out of here, too.

I've learned from long experience, going back to Usenet newsgroups, to avoid getting wrapped up in meta-threads. Even so, I wanted to mention something recent. This group has clued me into some good

My sentiment entirely... Michael UK On 29/09/2022 21:10, Paul Blundell wrote:

As a "previous offender", I will keep this in mind. I read all posts and while I don't reply as often as I did in the past, I do find them all very interesting and useful. Paul

Nice radios,it is all about using what works for you. Paul

Michael and Russ, Thanks for your comments. As Russ mentioned, this type of guideline is a common topic in any large group with hundreds of members worldwide. The posting suggestion was simply to

Hi all, I have attached 2 pictures of 2 good options for me in my home when it comes to ultralight dxing. Yes, I know my portable not are “real” ultralight receivers but they are good options for

I am a member, not a moderator. As I see it, the intent was more aimed at lengthy back-and-forth discussions between two or three individual members, merely suggesting that when a group discussion

Gary, You have inspired many uldx experimenters; and we are all grateful for your initiatives. Not all posts are relevant to all of us, but we like to read them and know

On Thu, Sep 29, 2022 at 01:07 AM, FenDrifter wrote: Hi Gary i feel that I may be partly responsible for your post, I do tend to ramble on a bit. There may have been some 'unnecessary' chatter between