Congrats Allen! A well deserved achievement. Best Regards Phil Lat: 40.8367633 Long: -74.1768412

DXing depends on Location, persistence, antennas, a decent radio or two, and skill. But the greatest of these is I think skill, and you have demonstrated that in spades Allen. Congratulations on your

Congrats on the award Allen. -----Mike Sanburn

Hello To All, Today I received a very attractive Ultralight Radio award certificate for logging 1000 AM stations in the barefoot mode. A big thank you to the Ultralight Awards Committee for

Gary: It was defintely a Down Under morning here in northern Oklahoma There were hets on 612, 702, 738, 891, 918 and 1198 kHz. As usual the strongest was on 891. I finally settled on 702 for a

Hello All, Since the formation of the Ultralight Radio DXing group in early 2008 nobody has ever managed to receive 1000 Medium Wave stations on simple, unmodified pocket radios-- until now. Allen

Hello All, It was an unusual TP-DXing morning here, with the Japanese NHK stations generally managing the best audio (and most of the usual Korean big guns fairly subdued). 738-Tahiti made its first

Hello To All, Trans-Atlantic signals remain solid here in the "Hope" as the following were heard last night with strong signals 675 - NETHERLANDS - Radio Maria 783 - SYRIA - Syrian Arab Republic

Richard, <<< I'm still skeptical whether the het being heard on 891 is from 5AN. This morning it was still being heard, mixing with nearby KLTR and KVOZ, over 15 minutes past sunrise. >>>

Paul, found your post interesting and noted WCNZ format change.Presently it is audible into NZ 0800 UTC or 3am EDT often over KTIQ KXOL and KRZI. My EWE must be very much SE as WOKB 1680 is in

Gary: With audible hets on 702, 891, 918 and 1098 from approx. 250° it was a DU morning here in northern Oklahoma. Nothing was heard on 567, 774 and 1116. I forgot to check 738. I'm still

Hello All, Sandwiched in between Nick and Dennis in this notorious DU-dead zone I pretty much got the worst of both propagation paths this morning... Nick's total lack of Asians and Dennis' total lack

The datasheet doesn't give much information -- so I've no idea whether it has an RF amp built in or not, like other Sony chips.

Richard, 250 degrees is a pretty accurate bearing for 702-2BL in Oklahoma. I hope that you'll keep pushing your luck in trying for DU audio this spring season-- such receptions are quite possible

Gary: The 702 kHz het was strongest at about 250°. Richard.

Hi Richard, Thanks for your comments. <<< The only thing audible here this morning was a mild het on 702 kHz (possibly from 2BL) and it was gone by sunrise. >>> Any heterodyne on 702 kHz at

Thanks Gary ,this morning Latin America not bad .Peru , Puerto Rico and a coppel US stations .The DX season is not over yet lol :-) 73, Maurits

Hi Maurits, That's a very good signal from 1521-China (sounding like the Russian language service). Thanks for posting it! The Chinese "big guns" here on the North American west coast are

Gary: The only thing audible here this morning was a mild het on 702 kHz (possibly from 2BL) and it was gone by sunrise. There was nothing heard from Asia which isn't surprising with the increasing

https://www.box.com/s/0k8qs82ubp8k75giru3y Hi Gary ,here china yesterday evening at 190utc on 1521 . Korea was also not bad 1566 73, Maurits Belgium