Hi.. I`m a Shortwave listener since ~ 1948... Could do with a few Shortwave reports from some of these newer ultralights, Long and Medium wavebands are rather crowded in europe aren`t

Of course! Since 1974 Roberto Italy

Are there any Shortwave broadcast listeners about?? Lee...G6ZSG.

Hello All, The low band Asians were back in force this morning, with the Japanese big guns on 594, 693 and 828 especially potent. Asian mainland stations were also around, though, including some

That is a very useful best-bet frequency list, even for us here in the "mother country". The bad news for Russia LW addicts is good news here : less congestion on preferred LW stations. Thanks,

Hello Hank, First of all I would like to say thanks for your question about the possibilities of receiving exotic trans-oceanic DX there in Ohio. As Gary mentioned there are a number of DXers in the

see this link from my friend Herman http://www.emwg.info/ you can try first the great power stations I Am also a MW dxer ,but I using the big Kaz antenna with the Perseus SDR

<<< Gary: I am enjoying the 380 - but could use some advice on what to listen to and when. Since I live in OHIO you would think my best bets for ultralight listening would be stations from Canada

Hi Gary, Some winter nights I could pick the those station from my bed stand here in Berkeley, CA. I have among my sets, a Ray-Jeffersion 670 AM/Beacon (LW)/FM Radio Direction Finder. I'll miss the

Hi Gene, <<< I've gotten some TP DX from that band, and now it seems LW in Russia is a past memory. Now just finding out Russia has closed down all but one of

I've gotten some TP DX from that band, and now it seems LW in Russia is a past memory. Now just finding out Russia has closed down all but one of

Just got in from clearing snow, and clearing up the pathways and went out for Coffee (mmm, coffee). Upon return, I turned on the PL-310 to see whats goin on. On local station 1320 WATR was the often

Hello All, The limited TP propagation that existed here this morning once again favored the low band Asians, but there sure wasn't very much of it. In a major drop off from yesterday only about 5

Hi Chris, <<< While reading Gary's great posts about the Asian stations, I have to ask... What are the frequency limits of the low and high bands that Gary refers to? >>> Well, the terms "low

While reading Gary's great posts about the Asian stations, I have to ask... What are the frequency limits of the low and high bands that Gary refers to?

Hello Hans Congratulations on logging Ethiopia on your PL-380 Ultralight It never ceases to amaze what can be heard using these machines. It's always a special thrill to hear and log another country

Hello all, Selected Jakarta area FM stations (2) Tecsun PL-606 (telescopic whip) Olympus DM-650 IC Recorder Tangerang 10-02-2014 Video: http://youtu.be/0tewZe7tNHA MP3:

Hello Hans, Congratulations on your exceptional logging of 1359-Voice of the Tigray Revolution from Mekele, Ethiopia on your hot-rodded PL-380 in Artic Norway. I'm very happy that your modified

Egad, sir...you gave us a tasty morsel, but we need a bit more pie, please -- OK, so it's a bad analogy... But do go further, and advise of your reception improvements or a case history or two if your

On my radios without FM ant input jacks, I just clip one side of the 300 Ohm twin lead, or the center of a co-ax line from an FM antenna to the whip. I expeiment to see which is better. - FARMERIK