Hi, I just joined the group. I see that this was posted about a year ago. My name is Ward. Just want to share about this radio. I too use a CC-Pocket. I find the 2.5 kHz narrow band the most helpful

Thanks Guy. Where I was planning on placing this would not be suitable to run a laptop or tablet. I might have to look at doing this a different way.

Hi Paul, It would be really neat if there was a stand-alone receiver that monitors and logs signal strength over time, but nothing like that exists to my knowledge. You'd need to interface a receiver

Hello All, 1575-VOA was the primary star of the morning here, with the Thailand big gun having its best signals of the new year (good) just after 1500. There were also some other fair Asian signals

Hans, It's very similar(same coil, frame, etc..) to the pl-380 "supercharging" instructions Gary provided. The thicker litz wire doesn't want to fit where it gets soldered to the board but if you

Thanks for the reply. I am not really keen on an SDR, I was looking for something self contained. Paul

Thanks for the reply, I was hoping for something totally self contained in the radio.

Hi Paul, Signal strength logging is a feature built into some of the freeware SDR radio programs. A marker is placed on the frequency of interest and a log file is made with the tracked signal

Radio Sky Pipe is used top collect data on Jupiter, but it can be used for many things... It takes the received data and averages it to give a trend.... But you'll need a computer too...(PC). You

Hello All, A halfhearted sunrise enhancement around 1500 brought some low and high band Asians out of the noise for a few minutes this morning, but none of them ended up sounding very vibrant before

Hello Hans, <<< I'm very curious about the new CC Skywave radio, and actually thinking about ordering one. I've seen that Gary has supercharged this model with great success, and I think I will do

Sounds like a job for a raspberry Pi or Arduino do a seach online

Hi Group! Long time, no see, but I'm still alive and kicking - trying to survive the arctic winter! I'm very curious about the new CC Skywave radio, and actually thinking about ordering one. I've seen

Hi, Something I have been thinking about is if it is possible to buy a radio receiver which can log received signal strength over a period of time? I am thinking of placing it on a high mountain

Date: 09/02/2015 Time: 17:00 - 17:15 Location: Tailrace Park, Riverside. Tasmania Weather: Warm - hot with a strong breeze. 531 - 3GG 4 540 - 7SD 5 549 - 2CR 1 558 - 7BU 5 585 - 7RN 3 621 -

Hello All, The high band featured some fair signals from several Asian regulars this morning, but without much of a sunrise enhancement boost. The low band never seemed to get untracked, and overall

Has any one tried making an FSL antenna using different length ferrite rods? I am wondering how much the performance would be compromised if a mix of (say) 190mm and 100mm rods were used instead of

Kevin: You are quite right. I was getting too precise in my definition of the west coast. Regards Bob

I'd have to think about that definition. KDUN's transmitter location is inland along a river that empties into the Pacific. KNX (1070) would then qualify as a coastal transmitter even though it is

Kevin: When I said the west coast I was meaning right on the Pacific Ocean. Portland, Seattle, Vancouver are all 60 to 80 miles from the coast and all have 50 KW stations. Here, on central