Arctic DX

 They say that FM DX is a summer thing. Certainly, early May is not compatible with "summer", especially not in the Arctic. But it...

I thought the MW season was over at the end of March - I was wrong. The others in the KONG Crew persuaded me to keep the 310 beverage antenn...

Two weeks have passed since my last visit to the KONG HQ. April so far has been amazing. Sunny. Calm. Dry. Warm (relatively speaking). A sta...

 Although the trans-polar path is still open for a few hours each night, the longer days we have now (15 hours today) make DX-ing increasing...

March turned out to be quite an interesting month, with eight personal first logs on my part. March also marked the most significant change ...

February turned out to be quite interesting, DX-wise. The massive solar disturbances we saw in January had waned off considerably, and we ev...

No, none of my seven (!) Perseus are for sale. But a recent sale on a Perseus reflector sparked a little  reflection  of my own – if you par...

 If December was "less than spectacular" , January was a misery. Not only were conditions in general "meh" - but the sol...

 Apart from the first couple of days, December was less than spectacular. Lots of common stations are listed, even more were heard. No new l...

 WNAM signed on 1280 kHz in May 1947. After keeping their frequency and call letters for more than 78 years, they will sign off at local mid...