1566 HLAZ Cheju KOR monitored 1320-1400 GMT (LSR 1337). Japanese service was barely audible at 1336; poor from 1340 to close at 1344:30; Chinese language heard at 1345; barely audible Chinese talk in

Today, I heard the Japanese language program of HLAZ-1566, Jeju (Cheju). Korea, from 1333 until 1344 GMT (local sunrise at 1337). The signal strength varied from barely audible to a peak of fair at 13

If something is better than nothing, then this morning was a vast improvement over the drought of the past few days. Heard with a PL-380 &FSL. 702 unID (probably 2BL?) a weak carrier from DU at 1331.

Russ: We've been around too long. I also desire the better signal propagation of the 1960 and 1970’s, but it won't happen. It's fun to read in the old radio journals, such as RADEX, about the fantasti

Asian signals didn't fare well traveling overland to here this morning. JOUB-774 with fair at 1205 soon fading away. It faded in and out with brief barely audible traces afterward, last heard briefly

There's not much to report today, much different from yesterday. Only JOUB-774 had a barely audible to poor signal at 1157-1221 GMT, fading away and not heard afterward. No other TP MW signal was dete

The excellent GE portables don't qualify as ultralights. The basic rules is an ultralight radio should be able to fit in your pocket. Richard Allen.

TP DX this morning was probably the best in the past month. But only signals from the super-powered stations was observed. 594 JOAK poor at 1306-1312; poor at 1331 until fade-out at 1335 (LSR at 1328)

What started as a promising DX session this morning ended somewhat abruptly. JOUB-774 had a fair signal (sometimes peaking to S9) between 1121 and 1218, but faded away afterward. Other than a few inau

Todd: Here in Oklahoma, I hear the carrier from 2BL on 702 kHz most mornings around the equinoxes. One morning last September I finally managed to catch a few minutes of audio from 2BL using a PL-380

It was a bit of a hit and miss DX session here with too many of the latter. But overall the best morning for awhile (LSR @ 1326 GMT). 567 JOIK? a trace of a signal (no audio) at 1228-1230, nothing lat

Todd: Welcome to the group. My reintroduction to medium wave DX was through the ultralight group in 2008. I wish you many long hours of DX. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA. -- This message has been s

LSR at 1317 GMT. 594 JOAK poor JJ talk at 1312. 657 unID trace, no audio, in KSKY-660 splash, at 1300. 693 JOAB? trace in KGGF-690 slop, at 1315. 702 unID carrier from NW in WLW-700 splash at 1253. 74

Hans: The PL-310ET is a good radio. However it's not quite as good as its predecessor the PL-310. The ETM function is nice to have, something the earlier model lacked. I've heard several Asian and Eur

I think John would have liked DX-ing with an FSL. He enjoyed experimenting with large ferrite antennas. We once met at Kirk Allen's house and John brought one to show to us. Sadly we didn't have enoug

3 November 2016 990 WCAZ, Carthage, Illinois (1 kW @ 706 km / 439 miles), was heard with local ads and a high school basketball from 2323 to 2358 GMT. Receiver: SRF-T615. Station #1067 (barefoot #1050

Congratulations on logging your 400th station using an ULR. Let me warn you it doesn't get easier. Good. DX. Richard Allen, near Perry OK USA.

Conditions seems slightly better this morning. 613 4QR? weak het in KCSP-610 QRM at 1214. 702 2BL? weak het in WLW & XEGD-700 QRM at 1216. 828 unID het from DU at 1220 in WCCO-830 QRM. 1098 V7AB? het

Reception of Asian signal was the better this morning. 594 JOAK poor at 1218. 612 unID het from NW at 1221. 693 JOAB poor-to-fair at 1233. 702 unID het from NW at 1223; from NW & WSW (2BL?) at 1440. 7

Little was heard here again this morning. There seemed to be a mixed bag of TP & DU signals. 612 4QR? carrier in KCSP-610 slop at 1221. 702 2BL? carrier in XEGD-700 splash at 1219-1247 (LSR 1246). 774