If I may--a slight correction. I worked as a Chief Engineer at two "graveyard frequency" stations. Unless the FCC has made a rule change, AM nighttime power (roughly dusk to dawn) on the "graveyard"

no problem Jerry....2000uH = 2.0mH so you could easily measure this on the second or third range (2mH or 20mH) Steve WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://members.shaw.ca/ve7sl

Steve, after a detailed look I'm not so sure that the DM 4070 will measure down to 2000 uh? The posted ranges for inductance are: 200 uh, 2 mh, 20 mh, 200 mh, 2h, and 20h. Do you know if the DM 4070

The IRCA publishes a Mexican Log which is updated every September. IRCA Mexican Log, 15th Edition (Winter 2010) The IRCA MEXICAN LOG lists all AM stations in Mexico by frequency, including call

Hi Michael, Thanks for your question. In the American AM frequency allocation system the "Graveyard" frequencies are 1230, 1240, 1340, 1400, 1450 and 1490 kHz. Stations on these frequencies are

Dear Michael have received the US Plastics container, a little big-I will keep this one the side for now purchased two yellow 10 quart pails (US quart) with flat bottoms and slight angle just contact

Excuse my ignorance, but what are "graveyards" in uldx-speak? Michael UK

Hello Kirk, Congratulations on your two new loggings of 1340-KRHC and 1340-KDTD this morning on the SRF-T615! It's always amazing to hear what that tiny radio can pull in on the Graveyard

Hi Gang, Gary, I really enjoyed the posting about MW DXing from the North American ocean beaches! That's just a pipe-dream for us landlocked DXers of Oklahoma. Of course I don't have any TA or TP

Hello All, If you are looking for Good Vibrations while DXing in the middle of summer, why not consider becoming one of the Beach Boys? (the ocean beach boys, that is). Wouldn't It Be Nice to forget

Richard, thanks a lot, that's a huge help, saved and printed!! Hopefully a lot of it's still relevant. Ginger OKC

Thanks to various members of the Ultralightdx group for responding to my post about SDR software for the new Alinco DX-R8T communications receiver. I am pleased to share that we have received several

Hi Mark, thanks for the reply. No, I'm not sure at all! :-) It was a clear KLIF ID, so if KKLF is simulcasting, that is probably what I was hearing. That sure makes more sense than hearing the 3rd

Hi Steve; Are you sure you were not hearing KKLF at 1700 (10KW-D/1KW-N)- a relay or mirror as of last year for KLIF? Info found at radio-locator

Ginger: I'm sending you a list directly. Sadly thereis no satisfactory up-to-date listing of Mexican AM stations. Good listening. Richard. Richard Allen 36°22'51"N /97°26'35"W (near Perry

Thank you for all the link's guys, that helps out a lot! Ginger OKC

Thanks Steve, found it. Hope it measures to 1700 uh. Local Fluke meters here are about $156.00.

howdy! you're welcome. i, unfortunately, did not record the RSSI values. awesome work! Tecsun has been informed so it would be interesting to test future versions. regards, phil :)

That sounds like a fine idea. I do not (yet) own one of the Alincos, but I have a venerable Ten Tec Omni V that has the N4PY chip, so I know Carl can shake and bake with the best. He's a nice guy, too

Hi Farmerik, Yes, the PL-360's LW switching system seems designed by Rube Goldberg himself, and it's probably best to have it all set up and running on Longwave before heading for the beach. Once in