Many Ultralight receivers include a display of signal strength and S/N for the received signal. This information is useful, although it doesn't accurately show the field intensity of the signal arrivi

Hello, Gary - Nice looking FSL, and well-demonstrated. How would you expect the performance of the setup in the video to compare with the performance of a Sangean PR-D15? Rich

RE: I still prefer a good old analog "S" meter though. Especially when calibrated properly However an "S" meter even perfectly calibrated to meet the prevailing standard for it also does not take into

Understandable (thanks). For a reference point, my "stock" Sangean PR-D15 is able to receive a 530 kHz TIS station located about 35 miles from me. Earth conductivity along the groundwave path is ~ 15