Hi Isaac, That's a great idea and it is already going on. It's called MWLIST and also FMLIST for higher bands. Access is free but you have to register to get the powerful tool it

I mentioned recently that the CC Pocket seemed a bit deaf. Well maybe not so dependent upon where or how you listen. It is definitely deaf inside the house having to deal with much electrical

Sorry for the delay in getting out the results this week, had a bit of a situation to tend to at the beginning of this week. Still seeing good logs pouring in for Week 8, though, be sure to use the

I have an idea, I know some amateurs have this sort of system setup. A live online logging website where in near real time, you can see what stations other people have logged recently. Would this idea

That looks like an interesting device. I will have a look for something like that. Paul -- Paul

Hi, I am sitting at 10 out of 14. The ones in red are unlogged this year (so far) Paul FREQ 549 - 2CR 558 - 6WA 576 - 2RN 594 - 3WV 612 - 4QR 621 - 3RN 630 - 4QN 702 - 2BL

Something like this would work: https://www.amazon.com/Maker-hart-Just-Mixer-Portable/dp/B0824Q3WY8/ref=pd_lpo_1?pd_rd_i=B0824Q3WY8&psc=1 Not a recommendation as I have never used it, but the concept

Yes and patience and have fun. I try to follow both but fail miserably.

Hi all, So far in 2022, I have received 17 of the 224 (ish) 50 kw stations in the US. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_50_kW_AM_radio_stations_in_the_United_States) I usually devote about 30

Great point Jay!

Below is the audio switch I am using for my head to head testing. This switches between INA and INB, would it be possible to find something like this that instead of switching them, allows them to be

Although if the radio has a fine tuning mode (1 KHz steps) you could still tune everything. It's just in fast mode where 9 KHz steps vs 10 K makes a difference. Jay

Loggings - 12/01/2022 DATE: 12/01/2022 TIME: 22:15 LOCATION: Home, Launceston Tasmania RADIO: DIGITECH AR-1733 NOTES: Late night session at home. Between 1260kHz and 1566kHz I had a big gap in

You may catch a sideband enough to decode the signal properly if within the receiver passband. Or you may end up mistuned enough not to make it through the IF stage. YMMV as you will not end up on or

By that, I meant no ultralight radios. It would not be fair of me to share anything I have logged as the equipment used is not the same level as the rest of you. Sent with ProtonMail Secure

Excellent reply, it sounds like it is an okay radio but nothing to write home about. I have my eye on a couple of different models to get myself started. The only small radio I have hear only has

Made it to 60 F (just) and fiddled with the PL-606 a bit on the back deck. Switching steps from 10 to 9 didn't erase the memory presets but did also change the lower end of FM broadcast to 64 MHz and

Yeah. Difference between "my radio is not very good" and "my radio is not within the guidelines for this group". It is hard to keep track of who is who and who has what gear / previously posted about

Yeah, I'm not getting my hopes up! ;) J

With no external antenna and just an ultralight in Michigan, based upon my expierience and knowledge.. id say nothing more then whining hetrodynes. Paul