Boy do I feel like a dunce, Sri, the previous logging just submitted was hrd on 600 kHz (XEDN). Kirk Allen Ponca City, OK

Hideeho, At the beginning of my weekend, I almost felt human (after working in the heat all week) and decided I'd betta get the headphones donned. I immediately noticed that Mexican stations were

Wow....sounds like downtown Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Gary... Nick

Actually, we drove the entire Japanese economy. Did you see what happened to the yen vs. the dollar in late 2008? (hi) best wishes, Nick

Hello Kirk, Thanks for your comments on the Oregon Beach DXpedition, and it would have been great to have you there as another "Beach Boy," enjoying the good DXing vibrations. Yes, I'm sure that

Hi Gary, Tnx for posting your OR Coast DXpedition report. You've certainly helped further the cause of getting-your-butt-to-the-beach-and-checking-out-MW-DX from-afar-during-the-MW-off-season

Hi Paul, Congrats on getting over the 500 stations hurdle. Onward and upward to 600! Kirk Allen Ponca City, OK

Rik, that one looks like an S10 MK2 with a restyled cabinet. I have two S10's, one is slightly hotter on AM, the other on FM. I use one around the house and yard, and keep the other in the car

OK, thanks Graeme. Seems to be nothing more than an audio processor/amp. Or does it actually have IF filtering? Paul S. in CT

The title should cover it all! Good tropo on July 28 was noted in Delaware with most of the usual suspects showing up from New Jersey to the Outer Banks. But two, new flea-powered stations were

There is a S in the model number, but no W. It is AM and FM only, and costs about $30. The "SONY ICF S 22 personal radio" Ebay#- 350479308550 I decided to order one anyway, but would still like

Op 29-07-11 09:45, Michael schreef: In fact, the iPhone is like a computer, but a small one. If a SDR software works on the iPhone, made in open source, it will work on other linux platforms, like

Thanks a lot for the replies Micheal and Paul S, you guys are certainly knowledegeable in this field. More Data Re the Longwire Trap: Michael, another thing I am noticing is that the first

You do realise that many of the newer communications receivers already have an I/Q output? And that commercial SDR frontends have been available for some years now? ......... Zim

------------------------------------ Where do you get this idea from? There is no reason why it can't use a ferrite rod or loop or whatever you wish.

Michael Where do you get this idea from? There is no reason why it can't use a ferrite rod or loop or whatever you wish. ........ Zim

I would maintain that this particular application is a gizmo - of interest to an informed and well-resourced aficionado. Without an effective external aerial, which would rather defeat the ideal

Paul, I have just read your two very useful postings. I will archive them as they are a very useful summary of values to work from. In an external loopstick, as in Garys and similar

Michael, I suggest you read up on SDR radios if you think this is just an interesting gimzo! .......... Zim

It's all explained very clearly on their web site. specifically: "iSDR does not require Internet connectivity, a cellular network, Bluetooth, or WiFi. What you will need in order to receive live