Good Show Allen…..1400 ULR Stations, That's amazing!! I wonder if John Bryant could have ever imagined that someone would attain this level on an Ultralight??? I know Gary would…..because He knows

MORNING # 2 - SOUTHSIDE BRISTOL'S HOPE ULTRALIGHT AM RADIO DXPEDITION LOGS It was a somewhat rainy affair for this morning's Day # 2 Ultralight radio DXpedition near Bristol's Hope,

Hello To All, During this morning's Bristol Hope Ultralight radio DXpedition another new entry was added to my Ultralight radio logbook. Somewhat of a landmark entry after almost a month with no

Typical Kiwi-slanted propagation took a day off at the plunging ocean cliff this morning as elevated solar activity made Australian DX the order of the day. Oz big guns on 576, 594, 702, 774 and 792

Hi : Sry i dont have any pics but i can tell you a bit more about the setup,This is a Model K 615 Zenith radio . On the front it says {Filter Magnet antenna}, i don't remember if the loop stick is

MORNING # 1 - SOUTHSIDE BRISTOL'S HOPE ULTRALIGHT AM RADIO DXPEDITION LOGS It was a dreary looking, but non raining occasion to start off this multi-morning Ultralight radio DXpedition near

A five day "family vacation" to the NW Oregon coast kicked off yesterday, which of course was planned to be within convenient range of the Rockwork 4 ocean cliff near Manzanita. This morning the "Kiwi

Dean: Wondering if you could elaborate in further detail about part of your post: "...I have an older radio That has a cardboard tube in it about the size of a paper towel roll , that is actually

The largest collection of hot-rodded Ultralight radios on the planet hit the Oregon state ocean coast last month, as four 7.5" loopstick CC Skywave models (three of them mine), two 3" FSL PL-380

Felix : Hi ,as a brand new member I am very interested in this idea , having just purchased some Ferrite rods from the net, in anticipation of building a 5-8 inch loop . I'm not sure how i found that

Thanks Michael, Your generous comments are appreciated. <<< I linger with my suspicion that the wire-mesh holding the rockface and the rockface itself (any iron content?) may afford a huge

Gary, hard to believe you are on the same planet. Very impressive loggings, superbly documented! Such that few of us can emulate, sadly. I linger with my suspicion that the wire-mesh holding the

From July 5-11 another wild ocean cliff DXpedition was conducted at the Rockwork 4 turnoff on Highway 101, a sweeping ocean view site about 419 feet (158 meters) above the Pacific. Most of the

The ocean cliff DXpedition conducted this month from the Rockwork 4 Highway 101 turnoff (near Manzanita, Oregon) from July 5-11 featured an international DXing group, with most of the members coming

File review after the fact uncovered the very rare 2 kW New Zealand station 531-More FM in Alexandria received at 1227 on 7-6 during our Rockwork 4 DXpedition, but the Kiwi English accent is so thick

Here are notes from my most recent DX'ing session: MWDX Notes - 15 Jul 2016 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All times CDT Receiver(s) used - CCrane Pocket Radio 0215 AM || 740 kHz Noted that local KTRH was a

Oops! Forgive my delay in posting this to the newsgroup. It's been busy at home and I just let it slip by. Bedtime DX 06 Jul 2016 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RCVR: CCrane Skywave (unmodified) ANT: Internal

Excellent report as always Gary.

Thank you very much for your interest in our DXpedition, Sudipta. And thanks also for your interest in re-posting the video. We all had a great time during this International DXpedition, when most

Great! I will be posting this video to social media to enthuse aficionados. 73 de Sudipta Ghose VU2UT -- One of those ... ...