Hi all I just received today from Amazon a Sutekus loop antenna, thinking it appeared the same as the Tecsun AN-200. To my surprise it was both! See the below pics for explanation. In terms of

The printed instruction manual for my Mini explicitly addresses the dual functions of the front panel buttons for step rate switching. It must be a collector's item .... As many have noted the online

congrats on the reception :)

Nice device there. Welcome, mate.

No disrespect intended. I sometimes go back to that little Sony that started all of this and marvel at what such a tiny radio with a ferrite shorter than a finger joint can hear. And sometimes, it is

Johnny, it’s usually the radio that is closest. I have quite a few scattered around the house. My Sony 2010 is the best combination of sensitivity and audio. It has an old Kiwa wide, steep skirt

“Real radios glow in the dark.” I used to be a purist about such things but found that the pursuit of purity is futile. Perseus, for example, recording the band, and sifting through

Last night about 7:35pm [est] I caught 740am , Zoomer Radio out of Ontario,Ca on a Tecsun PL380. Was oldies format and quite listenable. About 780 miles from my location, suburban area of

Hi Jay, That is so great to know! Thanks! Johnny

Tony, I'm in the boat you're in, for me the thrill is in the moment, not sure I'd get that same "feeling" from making recordings for myself either. I actually DX to relax and unwind... it also has a

The old Sony ICF-2010 would have fit this description as it has a cassette recorder output. Not sure if it included an output for motor control to turn the tape recording on and off at designated

I use a solid state recorder on my NASA VLF3 radio to monitor lightning discharges. That works great for playback. But Im also thinking of the screen output... take the sdr screen display and record

That would work, so long as the computer doesn’t generate noise that degrades the radio signal you’re seeking. Back in the day, I used an old Beta video tape machine to record 8 hours of

I was thinking of recording software for a pc. I'm using a linux box for my radio bench. Im sure there's a way of recording for extended periods. Mortimer says "Stay Safe" Best Regards Phil KD2HTN

There’s some very interesting observations here, that being a beginner in this game have sparked more interest. I have several high quality recorders in the house but it just never occurred to me to

Op 28/01/2022 om 15:28 schreef Tony Germanotta: I used Shazam, song recognition, on a really weak noisy AM signal. I could not recognise, Shazam did! (I have to admit, a was a 50s song I did not

Hey Jay That’s some serious information! Very many thanks for posting, and I’m sure Johnny will be well pleased! Drifter

This is a common technique, especially on the graveyard channels, hyper local frequencies with a mashup of low power stations that wax and wane by the minute. The new computer- based SDR radios even

Here's a list of undocumented features: Though not specified in the manual, the Time, Hour, and Min buttons have dual functions to aid in tuning and controlling the display. This will not charge

Hi all, Does anyone "sit" on a difficult frequency and record it for a time (while away/overnight, etc) and then go back and listen for any "DX" within that recording? Or do you prefer to "hear it