I can't stand double talk, and I just did it! Sorry. Sentence should read, "Gary, I love that picture. Tnx for sharing it w/ us. Has anyone ever suggested that you might not be quite right....a little

Conditions early this eve here on the Gulf were pretty darn good for a while. I received some unexpected visitors (new stations) on the same freq that lcl Disney station 1590 KMIC (Houston) is on. KMI

--- In ultralightdx@..., D1028Gary@... wrote: > > Hello All, > > Recently there was a discussion with Stephen about the tradeoffs in using a > 9' PVC Box Loop, especially related to the co

Great catch, Carl! I'm green here, hihi. Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

Thanks guys. I've been trying to think of an approach to writing something about DXing the Latins. I guess the best I could do would be to just write a little about my own experiences...duh, like who

Two new stations were added to the TX log the past few eves, and one was in English!! Yea!! Logged on SRF-59 w/ SAT. 1410, WIQR, Prattville, AL, 0426-0500 UTC, 3/26/10, covering the KS State vs Xavier

Just for the record, I'm not just targeting Latin stations these days. I target any station that might be a new one. It just so happens that the Latins are about all I'm finding in the way of new ones

Kirk, Congrats on finally nailing that one! Are you noticing a higher noise level these last few days? Jim, To be honest I haven't noticed. The noise lvl from lcl stations is so very intense across th

Tonight I had the good fortune of wrapping up one recent tentative logging and resolving an UNID along with one unexpected new station. I heard all these on my SRF-59 w/ a SAT. My formerly reported te

My hat is off to Jim Kearman and to Chris Knight for their latest DX awards. Great going guys!! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

Steve, Thanks very much for posting this. It's an interesting website, and one I'll be looking into more in the future. Appreciate it!! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

I knew I was in for a challenge, and an exciting one, when I tuned to 1080 this evening and discovered that KRLD, Dallas, was MUCH weaker than its usual booming signal into Houston. Along came a stati

Listened for a while the last two evenings, and I enjoyed nice openings into Mexico which revealed several stations previously unheard here. I was able to get an ID on one of the new ones. The logging

Way to go, Frank!! An outstanding accomplishment! Kirk Allen Pasadena, TX

I hate to admit it, but I've spent an awful lot of time lately parked on 1020 khz. The freq has yielded some new stations for the log, but I could tell there were more stations from south of the borde

Lately I've had more unidentified stations than those I could ID, but this evening I finally nailed a new one. Yes, it was from south of the border. Logged on SRF-59 w/ SAT. 1020, XEOU, Huajuapan de L

Way to go, Jim. You're definitely the first ULR enthusiast to nail that many Cubans. Like many of us who knew John personally, we feel the same about John not being here. Good luck on your Operation P

Richard, Congratulations on your new loggings! Looks like your drought is indeed broken! It's a lotta fun when the new ones roll in more than one a session. I see you nailed THREE of your new ones on

Way to go, Jim! Tnx for posting your loggings. I have a whole page of notes for the Cubans tnx to you. Excellent catch on WBNW. I think I briefly had WBZ in last night, but it wasn't audible for long.

I listened quite a long while tonight and did come up with two more for the TX log. Hrd on SRF-59 w/ SAT. 970, XEO, Matamoros, TM, 0018 UTC, 3/9/10, I was parked on this freq for 2 solid hours, and th