Except for brief weak signals from 747-JOIB and 774-JOUB signals earlier in the week, this has remained a dismal TP DX season for me. This morning there was only a strong heterodyne from the

Thanks Keith (and Paul S.), Your congratulations are appreciated. Hopefully you both will have the chance to experience "Cliffhanger DXing" sometime in the future! Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA)

Congrats Gary on MW-BCB Record. Not much here anymore with Shepperton SW closed. Regards Paul S. in CT --------------------------------------------

Hi Rob, <<< Congratulations Gary………If it was pouring Rain and Windy, you should be allowed to add another 100 Miles on that for a Bonus!!! >>> Actually the weather was so great that we felt

Congratulations, Gary and Tom! Keith Beesley Seattle WA USA

Congratulations Gary………If it was pouring Rain and Windy, you should be allowed to add another 100 Miles on that for a Bonus!!! Amazing Stuff…..who would have ever imagined where this ULR

During last August's Rockwork 4 DXpedition Tom Rothlisberger and I were both lucky enough to receive a couple of Western Australian stations on August 4th, including AFL football play-by-play at a

hi spanish speaking station on 1470 khz ast 05:00 UTC with Tecsun PL380 and narrow filter. faded soon afterwards and drowned in static noise. strongly suspect Radio Formula, as I heard the

I'm still going through the file review for the August Rockwork 4 DXpedition, and still coming up with a few surprises. Most TP-DXers know that 558-Radio Fiji One is the native language program in

1400 Harbour Light on Sony ICF-P26 https://youtu.be/_JgrikJ0DJ8 Peter Wilson Blackpool UK

Everything seemed to go perfectly in last August's Rockwork 4 DXpedition, with multiple South Pacific loggings, great weather, exotic DX and breathtaking ocean scenery. Murphy's Law seemed a distant

Hi a quick check last night at 2330 UTC with Tecsun PL 380 close to AN200 loop. 590 VOCM St John's real good audio 1130 WBBR Bloomberg NYC nothing at 0430. Patrice Beauvais, France

I'm still going through a huge amount of Rockwork 4 recordings from the exceptional August DXpedition, mostly 531 kHz recordings made unattended on a backup 15 inch FSL (about 15 hours worth). There

For Sale is a one of akind, One Meter, Hex Air loop Antenna, designed of the MW band, covering 1745to 470 KHz. The antenna is wound with 330/46 Litz wire and stands 64" high and36" wide and is mounted

Listen from 1148 until 1239 UTC. 594 JOAK poor with JJ talk at 1225. 612 unID (4QR?) slight het from WSW buried in severe XEGS QRM at 1209. 702 unID (2BL) het from WSW at 1208; moderate het at

Sony ICF-P26 MWDX 1520 WWKB Buffalo NY USA Ultralight Radio https://youtu.be/PL17d5lXYm8 Peter Wilson Blackpool UK

Hi New Kid on the Block Analog in high end Portable Receivers is alive and well in the Tecsun S-8800 Thanx 73 de Jordan ve7jjd ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: radiojayallen

I have for sale a 7.5" X 7.5" FSL. The FSL is wound as a 2 coilPolydorff configuration. The 2 windings were wound with 660/46 Litzwire. The variable capacitor is one of the high Q, 2 gang, Russian

Thank you for the swift reply Gary! <<< If you have performed the recommended loopstick and variable cap trimmer alignment on the black SRF-39 and find that it is still inferior to the SRF-59 in AM

Hi Dave, <<< Apologies for reviving a rather old thread. >>> Not at all-- a lot of us enjoy tinkering with the high-performing Sony analog receivers (which actually got our Ultralight radio