This might be of interest, it looks like a good program / system and now that I am not developing MWDXerDB any more, it might be a good replacement for this. https://ultralightradiodxing.blogspot.com/

Glad to hear your model is working well. I am very pleased with some features or this radio, others are not so good. Paul

Thanks. I will add that in to my new logging system. I might add an option for both methods and run them side by side. Paul

I don't know of one but it would not be hard to make one in Word.

Has anybody continued on with this? With my new logging system, I am in the process of adding this information in.

Nice logging.

Just as a follow up to this, a couple of months later and I have notice the battery life has really dropped off badly. I have decided given the low cost of this radio that I won't be replacing the bat

Mode amazing results and it is always nice to see a photo of your enjoying your DXING time. Paul

Great loggings as always and good to see some Aussie stations in the mix. Paul

Location: Home, Launceston Tasmania Time: 2:00pm Radio: Digitech AR-1733 plus 3" FSL Freq(MHz)CallsignLTDXP0.5313GG40.5492CR00.6213RN50.6933AW30.7743LO40.8283GI30.8553CR30.8915AN01341HPON GEEL11422HPO

Nice loggings Paul. 774Khz is actually 3LO.

We recently spent some time on the East Coast. I was able to get some radio time around 21:30 on the 13/10/2021 and logged these stations. Radio: Digitech AR-1733 / internal aerial. Freq(MHz)Callsign0

Nice loggings as always Paul.

Nice work Paul, I will have to bookmark this.

That is 725km. Without knowing the station and your local conditions/ band behaviour, I personally can't say. Do you normally hear stations out to that distance?

Nice logging. That is only a 10kw station.

So very true Paul. The more you know, the better.

22:00 / Home, Launceston Tasmania. Digitech AR-1733 Freq(MHz)CallsignLTDXP!0.5313GG4!0.5492CR3!0.6213RN5!0.6933AW4!0.7743LO5!0.8283GI4!0.8553CR4!0.8915AN4!1341HPON GEEL3!1422HPON MELB4

I did have one of mine break off, but that was after it was dropped inside it's carry case.

Well done Peter.