Re: [IRCA] NF ULR TA DX

[Chernos Saul <sauldx@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The really good ULRs are way more senstitive than you think. Still, 1000 feet of wire, taught in a particular direction, phasers, high-end receiver, all the bells and whistles, knowledge of a few dozen languages - aaaahhhh! All I can ask for, on top of that tall order, is someone to pay me a salary as a professional DXer. Call it scientific research...  > From: jwkral@xxxxxxxx
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> I'm amazed at Alan Willie's TA DX list of snags with an otherwise not so sensitive little pocket radio and also a little envious since I'm not even getting any TPs with a fairly good full sized portable but then he's much closer to his TAs than I am to my TPs. But anyway whenever he sends in a report it always mentions the ultralights. I'd like to see what the results would be if he used a big rig with adjustable RF gain etc.and something like a loop antenna. Can we persuade him to do some DXing with something a little more sensitive -weather permitting ? Bill in BC
 		 	   		  
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