I logged a new station this morning, 3/26/16. WNDZ, 750 kHz, Portage! Indiana (15 kW @ 1058 km/658 mi) was heard at 1159-1206 UTC. Station signed on at 1159 with woman saying "Good morning, this is

Gary, this one looks reproducible with scavanged MW radio ferrite bars. I would just take pot-luck with the foam :-) Could you please post an end-on jpg or sketch showing the

Sounds like virtually the same signal on both the 3” and 2” FSL’s. So for 3 less 100 mm bars (i.e. 8 versus 5 Ferrite Bars) resulting in a lighter weight, the same signal is heard - hard to

Gary, wow, thanks a lot for your generous package offer to Winnipeg for the 2” FSL construction. I would be thrilled to have a go at this new FSL, - one item I have been trying to locate is hunting

For those interested, the exact same 33 second long signal of 1575-VOA was recorded on both a 3" FSL Tecsun PL-380 model and a 2" FSL model yesterday morning during the Thailand station's powerful

Hi Jerry, <<< Gary, nice compact Antenna. Is that the 250/46 Litz Wire and how many turns for the 5 - 100 mm Bar unit? Does it have the 1/2"PVC inside the Funnoodle? >>> This new 2" FSL

As reported previously, Asian propagation cooperated very well for the first TP-DXing test of a new 2 inch "Baby FSL" Tecsun PL-380 model (having 5 of the Russian surplus 100mm ferrite bars, instead

I followed the link, and enjoyed his AM DX log map, but did not see a link which I can use to make a map like that. Did I miss it? - FARMERIK

Gary, nice compact Antenna. Is that the 250/46 Litz Wire and how many turns for the 5 - 100 mm Bar unit? Does it have the 1/2"PVC inside the Funnoodle? Thanks Jerry

<<< Wow, this is fascinating indeed! There must be a research-niche to compare overall FSL diameter, number of ferrite bars, dimensions of the same, litz-windings etc so as to evince the

<<< Wow Gary….if you keep making these FSL's smaller and smaller and keep getting the same good results, pretty soon you'll be back to the Original Ferrite Loopstick that was in the radio when

Asked a question about the map below yesterday - found it. Thanks to those who helped! Map of Medium Wave MW DX Loggings Map of Medium Wave MW DX Loggings My MWDX PageMy

Thanks Guido but that's not it. The map you sent though is great! -jake

This might be really handy for me since I am setting up a spread of BOG antennas and seeing on a map the direction for each log would help judge the real patterns they have. Topaz Designs shows

Wow, this is fascinating indeed! There must be a research-niche to compare overall FSL diameter, number of ferrite bars, dimensions of the same, litz-windings etc so as to evince the

Wow Gary….if you keep making these FSL's smaller and smaller and keep getting the same good results, pretty soon you'll be back to the Original Ferrite Loopstick that was in the radio when you got

A new, lightweight 2" version of the FSL-enhanced Tecsun PL-380 was tested out here this morning, using 5 of the 100mm ferrite bars instead of the 8-bar 3" FSL version. The two different models were

Hi folks. I have been in touch with Jerry Smith at WBOB and he advised that QSL's will be forthcoming shortly. He also mentioned that WBOB will be running another test in April, and will contact me

​Thanks for the info. So, except the fact EU units don't have the Weather functiion, one can expect same performance on AM and FM ...​

As far as I know, "W" is for weather. The PR-D4W picks up the NOAA NWS VHF Hi weather channels in the United States. NOAA Weather Radio - Station Listing NOAA