Hello Guys, As John Bryant, Allen Willie and others have discovered, it's a supreme Ultralight thrill to receive multiple TP's or TA's with a tiny radio in the palm of your hand. With fantastic condit

Congratulations John, We all admire your accomplishment of successfully receiving 300 stations in 30 days on your Ultralight radios, especially considering your east coast location. It certainly requi

Hello Guys, As John has explained, whenever your local sunrise coincides with a DX station's sunset, amazing receptions can occur on Ultralights. Currently the Asian sunset propagation peaks are shift

Hello Guys, John Bryant and I continue to be amazed at the DXing performance of our latest fanatical creation-- the "fully modified" Eton E100 Ultralight, with a 7.5" Sliding Coil ("Slider") loopstick

Hello Kirk, Congratulations on your fantastic loggings of JOUB-774 and JOIB-747 from Oklahoma! The TP chasing group salutes you, and welcomes you to the Ultralight TP club :>) When we designed and cre

Hello Guys, Most of you have probably heard about superb new performance modifications for the Eton E100 Ultralight radio, including an innovative Slider loopstick, and a razor-sharp Murata CFJ455K5 I

Hi Saul, You mentioned in a post to Willis that India-1566 was received by a member of your Newfie DXpedition team on a Sangean ULR. Please tell us more about this incredible reception, since you have

Hello Greg, Congratulations on your outstanding reception of Croatia-1134 on your stock SRF-59 in Toronto- absolutely amazing. It shows your skill and patience as an Ultralight DXer, to receive it as

Hi Saul, Wow, thanks for the great report. I'm happy that you guys logged a lot of great DX during the Newfie trip, and congratulations on hearing Saudi Arabia-1521 on your Prison Radio. I know what y

Hello Guys, With the Ultralight radio niche hobby now being enjoyed throughout North America, Europe and many other areas of the world, some enthusiasts may be curious how this whole craziness started

Hello Guys, Thanks to all (Kevin, Rob, Carl, Allen, John, Kirk, Richard, Dennis, Greg and many others) for your generous comments about the first anniversary of the Ultralight Radio boom, which are al

Hello Guys, From Guy Atkins: Chuck Hutton's reception of India-1566 on a stock Ultralight was made with the tiny Sony SRF-T615, not a Sangean model as earlier reported. Chuck and Guy had lunch today,

Hello Guys, Apparently the multi-talented John Bryant is capable of much more than superb organization and fantastic technical innovation-- he also appears to be a Master of secret scheming. It was a

Hello Guys, On the first anniversary of the Ultralight Radio boom, the perpetrators of this crazy new phenomena would like to award due recognition to one of our most influential co-conspirators. With

Hello Kirk, Congratulations on reaching the 300 station milestone, all received on Ultralight radios. I really admire anyone that can accomplish this feat, especially because I have never dared to try

Hello Allan, Thanks for your question about the Kaito KA-1103's qualification for Ultralight Radio definition. The Ultralight enthusiast group has developed some detailed guidelines on which receivers

Hello Gary, Living as you do with severe local QRM, your accomplishment of receiving TWR/Vatican Radio on 1467 kHz with a stock DT-200 is impressive indeed. Congratulations on your accomplishment, and

Hello Carl, Congratulations on your DXing skill in receiving 106 stations in 7 7 days, on your SRF-59 and E100 Ultralight radios. That is a great accomplishment, and a very fitting way to celebrate th

Hello Guys, The Ultralight Radio enthusiast group has many things to be thankful for today-- an exciting new way to enjoy AM-DXing, a well established awards and records program, a fantastic Canadian

Hello Kirk and Richard, The Japanese TP's were unusually strong here after local midnight (0800-0930 UTC), so I thought you Oklahoma DXers would have serious transoceanic fun this morning. A couple of