Over the weekend of March 20th - 22nd 2020, I undertook an Ultralight Radio miniDXpedition to Scamander on the East coast of Tasmania. This location is one of the closest locations in Tasmania to

http://www.premier.tas.gov.au/releases/nation_leading_border_restrictions_to_protect_tasmanians "From midnight, Friday 20 March, all non-essential travellers departing for Tasmania will be required to

------------------------- **MWDXerDB - Report** Report Date: 03/17/2020 Report Time: 10:27:27 RADIO: Digitech AR-1733 / AERIAL: 3" Baby FSL Freq / Name: 0531kHz - 3GG Site / Power: Warragul -

A new video with some information on the updates is below. https://ultralightradiodxing.blogspot.com/2020/01/software-mwdxerdb.html -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Thanks, Glad to share. I did change the bandwidth during the fading of the first morse code segment, but it was just before the first sweeps started. I noticed that the sweeps were wider in

*** Update 15th March 2020 *** Due to a total rewrite of MWDXerDB, please check here for any updates on this project. At this stage I am not offering any technical support of the current (pre March

Lincoln, Congratulations! I can certainly confirm your reception of the KKOH DX test. Solid copy throughout the test. I’m always amazed at how well the sweep tones cut through noise and

I uploaded the file to Member sound files Lincoln

Lincoln, Paul and I will be happy to listen to the recording and attempt to verify your reception. We prepared all the test material, so we can compare it to the original recordings. Please send it

Was there a time limit on getting a QSL for the Dx test from KKOH?? If there was a time limit, and we are past it, I could upload the recording I made of the test to the files section of the

Another amazing report Gary. I really hope to join you all one day. Paul -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

In the first week of November two Americans and an Australian joined up on the prime Hawaiian beach of Poipu (Kauai) with an exciting agenda-- chase all corners of the world with a live DXing format.

Over the past week, I have been working on a new database for logging my Trans-Tasman reception reports. While this is designed for my own needs, it would be easy to change this to work with other

I agree with Paul. Could result in sched changes, times, alerts, "interesting" programming, more time for listening due to "quarantines", etc. But then, there is always "that guy", eh? ever go to a

Thanks for the update and this information. At times I have had to revise my loggings. Paul -- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Thanks for the message. I believe that discussion around world events which may / are impacting the Ultralight DXing hobby are relevant to the group. If stations are providing more local information

I need to make an apology to the group. My id of a DX catch was incorrect. I was informed that the French language broadcast I thought was Fort de France on the island of Martinique was not RFO. All

Could we 'please' return the group to a tighter recognition (and moderation) of its subject? That is: the use, capabilities, possible input methods (antenna enhancement), and successes of 'long

Thanks Paul, even though I do not own any ultralight radios, I enjoy reading all the posts and information people share on this forum, especially the exotic dx from ocean side locations. Jim

Yes I've been watching the Today show often on ch9 here in the UK. they even gave away 12 pallets worth of toilet paper as a prize ! Karl is hilarious btw sorry for going off topic!