Where did I read recently that the FCC acts only on complaints, rather than policing licensees? Prolly on the IRCA discussion board. Theo

I often hear this claim and I don't doubt it. What I do wonder about, though, is where is the FCC? They would be VERY interested in knowing

That's fine, but I urge caution and note that there are hundreds of stations in this country often running higher than authorized night power. I urge caution since I know that there are achievements

Maybe. I am just going by what the FCC believes WFTH is running at night. 73, Stan, WA1LOU

Nice catches, but I beg to differ about WFTH running 19 watts at night. I strongly think they've been running day power at night for at least a couple of weeks. I've logged them hear near Chicago and

Hello All, Asian signals were dreary indeed this morning as both the low and high bands seemed to go into a winter deep freeze. A few die hard signals did manage to break out the noise, but they

I logged three new AM radio stations. Two with the CC Skywave barefoot and one with the stock radio in my 2007 Subaru. With the CC Skywave, I heard WNBH Monday evening local time, 2320 UTC on 1340

Hi Guys: Cold, Snowy and Windy today….AGAIN!! Nothing else to do but stay inside and DX!! One New Station heard tonight @ Sunset. It is NEW for both the OVERALL and ULR LOGS!! RADIO

Taking advantage of disturbed propagation conditions I logged two new stations using an ULR receiver on 2/24/15. 780 kHz XESFT, San Fernando, Tamaulipas, México (1 kW @ 1286 km / 799 mi). Heard at

(Update to previous Message that I deleted...) A cheeky person (er... me) asking the Groups feelings regarding the good, bad, pretty or ugly recommendations (or not) for the purchase and use of the

Hi Guys: Some Semi-Auroral conditions last night. Here are a couple of stations I heard taking out 50 KW Regulars…….. RADIO USED………………….SONY SRF-T615 Ultralight

Hello All, 1575-VOA was the star of a session dominated by the high band this morning, managing its best signal of 2015 (very good) around 1438 UT. The low and middle band regulars were well down

I have just checked, 7NT (711KHz) moved in 2006 and 7LA (1098KHz) moved in 2008.

Not that i have seen. We did lose two MW stations to FM in the last 10 -15 years which is good for me as it opened two more frequencies for DXing.

Thanks for the info, I will have to have a listen.

Topy, Interesting development. Are there trends in NZ and Oz to close down MW gradually as in Europe? Michael UK

Hi Tony, <<< We can expect shutdowns of all stations at Henderson to complete the transfer.Addition of new co-hosted stations is a significant technical project as RNZ’s website

NEW ZEALAND MW Changes ahead April will open up some DX listening opportunities for Nzers on medium wave. The Mangere (Auckland) site occupied by transmitters/antennas for the BBC World Service

Wonder if this is the same or similar to the KA29 from Kaito -- Sent from myMail app for Android Monday, 23 February 2015, 09:26PM -05:00 from "Andy Gardner ceo@... [ultralightdx]"

It sold under $100 I think, and now Amazon sellers want HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS for one. Maybe contact Ebay stores that sell SONY radios from Hong Cong or North Korea. I have that radio in my collection