More changes than I thought: http://www.montrealgazette.com/sports/renaissance+radio+Montreal/7073268/story.html

Interesting. When I was a kid, CKGM was on 980 kHz and CBC's CBM was on 940 kHz and, unless I'm mistaken, CBF (Radio Canada, the French-language CBC) was on 690 kHz. This is all in Montreal, BTW. :-)

I may have posted my friend's map plot of his FM DXing. http://www.spegweb.com/radiotv/ He has logged 1000 stations, mostly from his car radio while at home or work or around town. Not an Ultralight,

Dang it. I missed the memo. We're doing this ... why? -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Same here, though my collection is not as big (I have one ULR!) nor is my log as long (I won't even give my number :). I have only a passing interest in FSLs and certainly don't have the time to build

2012/2/14 Benoît Mangin <mangin.benoit@...> Malheureusement, ce n'est pas si simple! It's not global, for one - see the "footnotes" here: http://www.arrl.org/news/amateur-radio-gets-secondary-mf-

Ferrite Sleep Loss? :-) I don't have the time of inclination that you guys do to actually build one of these, but I'd sure like the option to buy one. Anyone considering building them for sale? Seems

For some reason, Oklahoma is a hotbed of Ultralight folks. I'm in Norman, Ginger(?), I think, is in OKC, he "Allen Boys" are up in Ponca and Perry, and now you in Miamuh. Welcome! -- Peter Laws | N5UW

Pretty sure the power+MW is a toggle and after that, you can turn LW on by just hitting MW.

http://www.dxfm.com/Content/spreadsheet_info.htm USA, Mexico, and Canada with power -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Buy it at the auction and knock it down - instant larger antenna test range!! :-) Thanks to both of you for posting it. -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Thanks for "filming" the demo! I'd love to have one of these FSL rigs but don't have the time/talent/inclination to build one. I do have a credit card, though. Does anyone know if there are plans to c

Eggsactly. It also means that Tecsun doesn't have to worry about different wall warts for different markets or UL certification in the US. Lowers their shipping weight, too, which adds up when you sel

My PL606 didn't come with one either, thank goodness. I have plenty of wall warts! If they 380 is like the 606, it came with a USB cable. The USB spec allows an end device (combination of all end devi

If there is Tropo or Sporadic-E around, I'm too busy on the 50- and 144-MHz amateur bands. :-) -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Or not - you can share Google Docs to your friends or the whole world. I use it for a lot of things, but not (yet?) for a ULR log.

When I listen, which hasn't been a lot lately :-( I do the paper-then-computer thing as well. So far, mine are just text files. with one file per day, e.g.: 530 - UNID - SS YL with DEEP echo 570 - KSN

<stephen_ponder@...> wrote: To really and truly eliminate yourself, you need to shut off the master breaker. This could easily be self-inflicted by something as simple as something with a sw

<ginger_92@...> wrote: In a totally different radio (not even a ULR), I found that NiMH AA cells were a little too big for the AA case. I didn't realize there could be a difference in the s

Ultraheavy, if you have a Zenith Royal 2000, which I do. :-)