<jlochey@...> wrote: It's *all* cool - congrats! Keep a log. Doesn't need to be fancy-shmancy, but date/time/frequency/call and maybe some notes about the programming is all you really

<jlochey@...> wrote: A very good question! I don't have *my* GE handheld radio (P-2790D!) that my parents bought me for my birthday c.1971 but I do watch for them on eBay. :-) The Pana

Back to Back (well, a week apart) DX Tests? What is this? 1977? (I wish)

Tried to convert this from a message in my GMail to a calendar entry in my Google Calendar ... while on my iPad. And may have spammed a bunch of people. :-( In my defense, I'd been left unsupervised.

Preliminary (*preliminary*!!) storm reports submitted to the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla. Cutoff for reports on this map would have been at 0600 CST this morning, so there will many many d

<walkerbroadcasting@...> wrote: If I may, I'd like to add that TSM is WELL worth the $24/year subscription price. The best part about it, to me, is that they cover the entire RF spectrum. https:

<plaws0@...> wrote: A lot of WHOIS data is obfuscated these days, but it appears that the domain expired on 8/30.

Looks like whoever used to own the domain either gave it up or otherwise didn't pay to renew. Common thing for domain registrars to do these days - put up a page that the robot thinks has links that w

<jlochey@...> wrote: (I am assuming you are in the USA) The FCC has given an FM translator to pretty much any AM station that asks (not quite, but close). The industry has failed to ma

<jlochey@...> wrote: My thoughts are that the radio industry may be in a "dead man walking" situation. Very sad. So many now, literally, play the same thing with the only variation bei

<jlochey@...> wrote: Sure? :-) There isn't really a good way to tell, but my friend Doug's FM DX map might be instructive (is to me, anyway!) - http://www.spegweb.com/radiotv/index.php

Lol! Unrelated to your topic, the Subject: line made me do a triple take! In the USA, Part 95 of the FCC's rules include several "personal" radio services. 27-MHz CB is one, UHF GMRS is another, UHF F

Time moves in only one direction as far as anyone can tell. I, for one, welcome the return of music -- any music -- to the AM dial in place of the usual garbage.

The locals (OKC market) *only* advertise the analog FM translator's frequency and *never* mention their better quality HD signal which is on a full-power FM. OK, maybe not never, but certainly not eve

Where are you in relation to their (alleged) contour? https://publicfiles.fcc.gov/am-profile/wfas/contour-maps/ Digital is better farther than analog but when it stops being good .. it stops. Complete

<jlochey@...> wrote: Because the FCC says that this is how to "revitalize" AM broadcasting. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This was so much fun! Thanks again to the members of the CPC for putting this (and the others this season) together for us! Peter Norman, Okla

<D1028Gary@...> wrote: If you are ever looking for a test site in, say, the southern plains ... near a man-made lake ... in a state park ... let's just say "I know a guy" that would be w

<jlochey@...> wrote: You're welcome - all credit to the site developer. I like that one because the AM lists are what you "should" hear based on distance and signal strength. You proba

<jlochey@...> wrote: Your goals are your goals. :-) You can go to the link below, enter your ZIP or your city name, hit "search", and Michi will output a list you can use for AM DXing