Hello All, It was "check your antenna" time this morning at my 1240 starttime as the Asians were all completely comatose-- without even a weak carrier tobe found. This dreary situation continued

Hello All, Asian propagation rebounded quite well here this morning, withpotent audio from the Japanese and Korean big guns right from my 1240 starttime. Second-tier TP's were very anemic, though,

Paul, It's great to have you back in Ultralight radio DXing, and to read your latest report from Launceston. Congratulations on your new loggings of 666-4CC and 648-6GF. I didn't have very much

Date: 16/10/2014 Time: 20:40 - 22:05 AEDST Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Radio: 7.5” Loopstick Tecsun PL-380 Total stations logged: 156 New stations logged: 2 - 4CC (666kHz)

Hi all, Does anybody carry an ultralight radio with them in day to day life? I have considered doing this as I am spending more time out and about with work and yesterday I found myself close to a

Another good report Gary. I got a few minutes to have a listen here at our local sunset last night, some good signals on the normal frequencies but a few regular catches were way down in the noise

Hello All, The overactive sun took its toll on Asian signals this morning,with absolute clunker conditions across the North Pacific. Auroral propagationdid bring up 738-Tahiti to a fair level in

Hello To All, Another new catch on Ultralight radio last night 567 kHz - SAUDI ARABIA, BSKSA , Al Quran al-Karim, Afif 22:50 UTC w/ chants // Medium Wave . org list audio feed Ultralight

Hello Microcode@..., <<< Tahiti! Wow! >>> Actually 738-Tahiti is a fairly easy DX catch here on the North American west coast, as long as the listener is anywhere close to salt water. It has

Tahiti! Wow!

Hello All, Asian propagation was fairly lackluster this morning, with onlythe Japanese big guns managing decent audio throughout the session. There was abrief S9 mix of the 1053-Korean jammer and a

Hi Israel, <<< Do you have any suggestions on when to attempt logging the Japanese and Koreans from here? They are +6 hours from me, usually. >>> Your best chance at receiving the Japanese

Hello, I want to build an antenna tuner from parts I have here ... I would like to know what might be better: air core or ferrite core? Ferrite can be straight like in AM radios, but circular

Hello All, Once again Dennis and I seem to have gone our separate ways inTP-DXing results, with different second-tier Asians showing up. Whereas Dennisseems to have tracked down quite a few of the

Hi Gary and thanks for the info. Do you have any suggestions on when to attempt logging the Japanese and Koreans from here? They are +6 hours from me, usually. At night I can reliably log the

Hi Israel, <<< How are you timing your MW DXing sessions? Are you working your grey line or theirs, or do they both line up? >>> Thanks for your interest in our west coast TP-DXing

Hi Gary, How are you timing your MW DXing sessions? Are you working your grey line or theirs, or do they both line up? Thanks. --

Hello All, Although the Japanese big guns were almost as vibrant as yesterday Asianmainland propagation took a step backward this morning, with most of the Koreanand Chinese stations sounding fairly

Hello All, Asian propagation rebounded very well this morning, with exceptionalsignals from both the low band Japanese and mid band Korean big guns prior to1300. Sunrise enhancement was lacking,

Hello All, As Colin and Dennis have reported Asian signals took a stepbackwards this morning, with only a few big gun TP's showing up. The Japaneseand Korean diehards that did show up were far from