Thanks for the reply Russ, I will have to look in to this in more detail.

It is entirely possible to set up to record from 3-6 radios simultaneously on a single computer. The software is inexpensive ( Total Recorder, from highcriteria.com ) and it contains a scheduler which

Hi Gary, I have just read this report and noticed that you have set up an MP3 recorder to record when you are not home, this sounds like a really good idea and not something I had thought to do. Back

I meant to say the default is 3, not 6 kHz. Since I normally listen to split frequencys with the Tecsuns set to 1 kHz, I find the Skywave default annoying. Once reset from 1 kHz to 3 kHz the Skywave

Hello All, Thanks to Dennis for his lengthy TP-DXing report from Kalama. As luck would have it, I was unable to chase Asian DX this morning because of appointments at 1530 and 1545 UTC. Before

Likewise, I'm very happy with my Skywave. I keep the default bandwidth at 2 or 3 kHz and only move it down to 1 kHz if needed. Never use 6 kHz. A keeper for sure! Better in

I recently purchased a C Crane "Skywave" receiver. After a few hours of use, I find it a welcome most addition to my collection of ultralight receivers. It appears too much has been made about the

The Saudi on 1521 returned last night. I usually check for the het every night. Lately not even a faint whistle has been heard. Last night @ 0125z the het was LOUD and pretty good audio was heard

Well done Richard, I hope this is the start of a good DXing period for you. Paul

Hello All, Thanks to Brian and Richard for their advance notices of 1566-HLAZ reception in Arizona and Oklahoma this morning, and to Dennis for his TP report from Kalama. 1566-HLAZ was also received

For the first time since 11/18/14, an audible TP signal was heard here this morning. 1566 HLAZ Signal was heard from 1330 until 1343 GMT. Barely audible at signal peaks increasing to poor

Hi Paul, Great to hear. We all look forward to more of your reports from Tasmania. 73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA)

This project will be resumed very shortly :)

Thanks for posting this Gary, an excellent report. Paul

And it makes a nice handle :-) Phil W7OX

Hello All, One of the fringe benefits of writing an Ultralight radio review is gaining access to the latest in pocket radio DSP chip technology-- including breakthrough MW sensitivity improvements.

Hello All, Despite rumors that another important game was going on, the 7.5" loopstick Tecsun PL-380 model had a daytime DX fight to the finish with the 7.5" loopstick C.Crane Skywave model shortly

Hi John, <<< I found the DSP chip in the Traveler III. It was not under the RF Shield, but on the other side of the digital board. It is an Si4735. I'll post a photo. >>> Thanks very much for

What other radio(s) use the Si4735? Seems like either the CCrane Skywave or the PL-880, but my mind is in a fog this morning. Maybe we need a table of radios vs. DSP chips!

Hi Gary, I found the DSP chip in the Traveler III. It was not under the RF Shield, but on the other side of the digital board. It is an Si4735. I'll post a photo. Eton also used the Si4735 in the