Over the past few months I have noticed that the group is much more active, I have been keeping track of the posts per month since the group first started. Below is a graph that shows the average

Those are some good indexes, will you be updating them all to what I assume is your new scoring system?

That one was very jerky for me, does it look the same for you?

I am loving your videos.

Nice site and some great photos.

Can you edit multiples at once?

Thanks for sharing that, some great information.-- Paul

RNE Cantabria is the more powerful one, day and night. Murcia gives half the power at night. As you know, not always the close one is heard first, or the more powerful one. The first RNE Radio

These were logged between 7:45pm and 8:30pm at home, using my AR-1733 and 3" FSL. I was targeting a mix of lower power stations and a couple of South Australian stations which I had not logged in a

Thanks Jorge. The others are lower power and farther away. Peter

Congrats Peter. There are many RNE txers on that frequency so could be any of them at that time. Saludos J Enviado desde Yahoo Mail con Android

Received in Botswana 7548 km. https://youtu.be/c8aUPd4k2Ko Peter

Klipheuwel (Cape Town) 1146km. Several IDs in one minute. I wish every MW station did this! https://youtu.be/_A-YEzrH1sI Peter Botswana

Recorded at the wild Rockwork ocean cliff near Manzanita, Oregon USA yesterday morning (August 6th) at 1300 UTC, at least one strong Australian station on 531 kHz is in the following clip, with

Hi again, Thank you very much for all your opinions and thoughts. As I told you some days ago, I have already published the post on the UL DX Index in my blog. You can get it post here:

Our local tip has an ewaste area. Due to my work I use it a bit.

When you select edit, it asks if you want to update this. You can then edit any of the fields you want.

I am not the best with math but that looks like a good way to rate them. For me, it is all about the best DX possible.

It works for you and that is the important thing.

In your part of the world, how do you deal with it? I guess this could also relate to old and broken radios? Do you have a recycling system for them?