Good answer but one additional note is that they may not have reduced their power appropriately when you heard them. For a crowded frequency that is a long distance for 14 watts, although nothing is

<jlochey@...> wrote: Yes/yes and yes, but within the terms of their license. The are protecting other stations of higher classes on the same or adjacent channels from interference at

Hi all, Last night I had a nice catch of WELD, AM 690, from Fisher, WV to my home in Southern MI (USA). The distance was 330 miles, but what made it cool (to me) was that the station was only putting

Greetings! First, a bit of housekeeping: We have only SEVEN episodes left now of DX Central Live! as we will be running our final episode of Season 2 on Sunday, May 1st. With the arrival of Daylight

Fair point and clearly I have misread the feeling of how this should work. Paul

If you are into legalese: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/03/15/2022-05447/sponsorship-identification-requirements-for-foreign-government-provided-programming Yes, I subscribe to

BREAKING NEWS: Per “Radio World” magazine, the FCC has implemented the “Foreign Sponsor” ID requirement for US radio stations. This may result in some unique ID’s being produced quickly and

When I introduced back in april 2021 the ULDX Index I wanted to get a math value (an Index) easy to be recognized internationally, obtained in a quantitative way, as always numbers show. Under these

As we’ve messaged on the email lists, our priority is to arrange for additional DX Tests before the end of the season. Between us, we have two additional tests that are a strong possibility, but the

Loyd, FYI, your classification of DXers showed me the Casual Logger category, which fits me to a T. This was an affirming insight. I like adding new stations to my list but do not want to work at it

All, Two important announcements for our DX Central Live! livestreams on YouTube each Sunday night: With the change to Daylight Savings Time, we are keeping the livestream start time at 1945 CDT

That was a very effective, helpful video. Thanks, Harold

Hey Drifter! I'm sorry you're not too happy with your an 200. As previously mentioned by others, I'm certain that if (it's not faulty) and you play around with it some more, you'll be more than

Neil, my request to join has been pending for two weeks.

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Does anyone know if the NRC Facebook group is still active? A couple of weeks ago I joined NRC and also asked to join the Facebook group, but got no response. Maybe the admin is in transition or

Yes the tuning on the loop needs to be very precise. A touch either way and you loose the peak. It is also pretty critical where you place the radio relative to the loop. With some of my small radios

Hi Ron Once again many thanks! So clip-on it is! And now finally fully understood, and I really appreciate your patience 🙂. Cheers Drifter

Hi FenDrifter You can still improve SW a good bit by plugging a long wire into the jack. Its not as good as turning on whip only (CH 5) and connecting an external antenna to the whip. If you are in CH

That depends very much on what you call “ground wave”. If you mean a wave that propagates along the ground and follows the curvature of the earth, like MW or LW does,  then you're right FM does