[IRCA] Searching for a FLG100LN

[Forrester S]

Hello all. I was visiting Wellbrooks to purchase the FLG100LN. It looked
available and when I got to the cart, it said this product is out and is no
longer being produced.

First and foremost I did just write an email to Wellbrook. I hope to have
an answer soon. I am hoping that the internet is playing a nasty joke. I
will send the screenshot of that checkout page to anyone off list of what I
saw.

If this is indeed a reality, does anyone have a spare FLG100LN, I am ready
to pay someone for it.

Todd Skaine
Bloomington MN
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Re: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence

[Guy Atkins]

>
> ​Hi Michael,
>

​Wow, you've certainly moved a long distance away from your Vancouver BC
home where I visited you in the late 1980s or early 90s! ​The new place in
Firenze sounds very nice from every perspective except potential RFI  :^(

​Sadly, I had no success in making the FSL design both broadband *and* as
sensitive/selective as it is when inductively coupled to a receiver for
"single frequency" usage.​ I had excellent input and ideas from Gary and
especially Chuck Hutton, but we could not overcome major losses when trying
to make a broadband FSL. The best approach was to remove the capacitor and
connect the FSL's coil ends to a Wellbrook FLG100LN module's wire inputs,
and power the FLG100LN in its normal fashion. Using this component was on
the suggestion of Wellbrook's owner Andy Ikin, based on his knowledge of
the input impedance for the module. Using this setup I was initially
excited to hear (weakly) 738 kHz RFO Tahiti from my inland home of
Puyallup, WA, but later discovered that the "broadband" FSL's sensitivity
was FAR below useful levels.

With an appropriate coupling link to a FSL antenna, it should be possible
to get a low-loss connection between a FSL and the 50 ohms input of a SDR
or other communications receiver. Everett Sharp experimented with coupling
coils on a FSL and he reported that the best results were with a 64:1
impedance transformation ratio (step-down). This will still require the air
variable capacitor be tuned for single-frequency reception.

I personally think it's highly unlikely a FSL antenna can be made
broadband, as the tuned L-C circuit--peaked on one frequency for major
gains in selectivity and sensitivity--is the key to its high performance.

If you can get out to the Tuscan countryside and away from RFI sources, the
Bonito Boni Whip would be a very compact, useful antenna to try with SDRs.
One of my articles on *The SWLing Post* is about the Boni Whip:
https://swling.com/blog/2017/07/portable-powerhouses-comparing-the-bonito-boni-whip-and-wellbrook-ala1530lnp-antennas/

​Good DXing in your new location,

Guy Atkins
Puyallup, WA​


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> From: Michael Yule 
> To: "irca@hard-core-dx.com" 
> Cc:
> Bcc:
> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2017 16:07:41 +
> Subject: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence
>
> ​​
>
> So the next steps are going to be to review all the literature on FSL
> construction, decide how big I want to go, and start assembling materials..
> I dont know if Guy Atkins ever published anything on making the FSL
> broadband, but if he did could someone send me a link? And if anyone has
> one for sale, please let me know as well!
>
> Thanks very much everyone, I'll let you know as things progress. I might
> be able to help a bit on TA identification once I get going since I will be
> closer to the source as well!
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Michael Yule
> Firenze, Italia
>
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Re: [IRCA] South Africa on 702kHz heard in Maine

[Forrester S]

Amazing catch Bill! What is their power?

Todd

On Nov 27, 2017 6:47 PM, "Bill Whitacre"  wrote:

> Sometimes it takes awhile to find ‘the sweet spot’ in a weeks worth of wav
> files.
>
> 2100utc on Nov. 13 is such a spot apparently.
>
> I don’t know what the sun was doing while I was at Quoddy House near
> Lubec, Maine but I’ve got a recording of at least three IDs for LM Radio on
> 702kHz in this cut:
>
> http://realmonitor.com/qh10/171113/qh100/2100/south_africa-702.wav
>
> You’ll need your headphones.
>
> First a female announcer at :13 says ‘LM Radio’ then a guy says ‘Set your
> time to LM time’ with a ding-dong doorbell sound at :23 and then goes into
> a announcement of frequencies, including 702 AM, and near the end of the
> cut there’s another clear mention of LM Radio by a male announcer at :46.
>
> I’ve just begun digging thru this wav file and have unIDs on 639, 648 and
> 972 for that matter!
>
> Bill Whitacre
> Alexandria, VA
>
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Re: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence

[d1028gary]

Hi Michael, 

<<< So the next steps are going to be to review all the literature on FSL 
construction, decide how big I want to go, and start assembling 
materials. I dont know if Guy Atkins ever published anything on making 
the FSL broadband, but if he did could someone send me a link? And if 
anyone has one for sale, please let me know as well! 

Thanks very much everyone, I'll let you know as things progress. I might 
be able to help a bit on TA identification once I get going since I will 
be closer to the source as well! >>> 

Guy and I did some Broadband FSL experimentation back in 2013, but at least 
from my perspective (after having been pretty much spoiled by the tuned FSL's 
high-Q performance advantage) the results seemed pretty dismal. I turned over 
all my broadband FSL material to Guy at that time. 

On the other hand there have been a lot of performance improvements to the 
standard (single-optimized-frequency) FSL antennas, including compact travel 
models designed to fit inside hand-carry luggage. These FSL's can greatly boost 
up the DXing performance of any portable radio with a loopstick (including the 
Tecsun PL-660 and others), but they do require manual tuning to match their 
frequencies with those of the radio. 

If one of these "Frequent Flyer" tuned FSL's would help you out in your current 
situation, Michael, I would be very happy to provide you with one free of 
charge. 

73, Gary DeBock (in Puyallup, WA, USA) 



- Original Message -

From: "Michael Yule"  
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com 
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2017 8:07:41 AM 
Subject: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence 

Hi everyone - as some of you saw about 4 months ago, my wife and I moved 
to Florence Italy, which explains the complete absence of loggings from 
me ever since. We spent the first 3 months in a tourist apartment while 
we looked for a permanent home, and we found one and moved in thereat 
the beginning of November. Now we are getting settled, and have some 
furniture etc I have been assessing DX possibilities from this location 
and will be unpacking the ELAD and trying to get a sense of RFI levels. 
We live on the third floor of a 4 floor 15th century palazzo in the 
Oltrarno district (the 'left bank' of the Arno, so to speak) so I 
shouldnt really have to contend too much with rebar faraday cages, but I 
do look into an interior courtyard on the balcony, with no real clear 
view outward - one story of the building completely surrounds my 
location, about 25 metres away. The balcony is the full length of the 
apartment, but is very narrow. 

It is quite likely that I will find a fair degree of RFI once I get 
things set up, and that I will want to go out on mini-dxpeditions into 
the Tuscan countryside (which starts about a 20 minute bus ride away), 
so I am thinking I will want to do as portable a setup as I can. So this 
is leading me to believe that what I should do is build (or buy, if 
possible!) a broadband FSL and be sort of a mini-European Gary DeBock. 
This will give me the portability I want, and also make it so I dont 
have to try and erect an antenna either inside (at which thought I 
shudder, having just come from the realm of the fantastic DKAZ...) or 
navigate any potential problems with neighbours or the buildings owner 
when trying to erect one outside on or around the balcony. Just as an 
aside, the place I live was, as I say, built in the 15th century by the 
Frescobaldi family and it is still owned by them, the current Marchese 
(Marquis) living on the floor above me. 

So the next steps are going to be to review all the literature on FSL 
construction, decide how big I want to go, and start assembling 
materials. I dont know if Guy Atkins ever published anything on making 
the FSL broadband, but if he did could someone send me a link? And if 
anyone has one for sale, please let me know as well! 

Thanks very much everyone, I'll let you know as things progress. I might 
be able to help a bit on TA identification once I get going since I will 
be closer to the source as well! 

Kind regards, 

Michael Yule 
Firenze, Italia 
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[IRCA] Alberta TPs for 27 November 2017

[Nigel Pimblett]

   The most interesting morning in a while here today, though all the 
interest was in the very top end of the band.


1503JOUKAkita, JAPANFair, with woman in Japanese at 1440.

1566	HLAZ	Jeju, S,KOREA	Poor with man in Japanese at 1437.  A second, 
reasonably substantial carrier at times on about 1566.035 was also noted.


1575VOA THAILANDPresumed the one with music at 1438

1584	unID	Just into audio with traces of talk observed at 1438.  Also 
second carrier noted at 1583.96.


1593	CNR1	Changzhou, CHINA   Fair, with woman in Chinese at 1439.  Like 
yesterday, audible to just past 1500.


I've never had a definite Asian log on 1584, and indeed even any audio 
there is a rare event.  "Almost there" carriers also noted on 1386, 
1422, 1548, and 1557.
Today a check showed that reception in Lamont was pretty much identical 
to here.


73,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, AB
Perseus SDR with Wellbrook phased array
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[IRCA] South Africa on 702kHz heard in Maine

[Bill Whitacre]

Sometimes it takes awhile to find ‘the sweet spot’ in a weeks worth of wav 
files.

2100utc on Nov. 13 is such a spot apparently.

I don’t know what the sun was doing while I was at Quoddy House near Lubec, 
Maine but I’ve got a recording of at least three IDs for LM Radio on 702kHz in 
this cut:

http://realmonitor.com/qh10/171113/qh100/2100/south_africa-702.wav

You’ll need your headphones.

First a female announcer at :13 says ‘LM Radio’ then a guy says ‘Set your time 
to LM time’ with a ding-dong doorbell sound at :23 and then goes into a 
announcement of frequencies, including 702 AM, and near the end of the cut 
there’s another clear mention of LM Radio by a male announcer at :46.

I’ve just begun digging thru this wav file and have unIDs on 639, 648 and 972 
for that matter!

Bill Whitacre
Alexandria, VA


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Re: [IRCA] 1220 La Mega

[Scott Fybush]

This is WSTL Providence, which just came back on the air feeding a new 94.9
translator.

On Nov 24, 2017 9:06 AM, "Jim B"  wrote:

I am hearing Spanish music and La Mega ID on 1220 at 0900 EST. Does anyone
know who this is? I am guessing a station within 100 miles of Springfield
MA. has changed formats.   Jim
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Re: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence

[Michael Yule]

Buona sera Andrea e grazie! This is good information for sure, and kind 
of falls in line with what I was thinking would happen. Ièm about 2 
minutes away from the Via Romana entrance to the Boboli, and was 
thinking that I would put together one of those hard shell briefcases 
with my ELAD and laptop in it, and also have the FSL to carry with me 
and go and sit on one of the benches by the big fountain until the 
Carabinieri wonders what I'm up to with the strange looking gear! I can 
even take a local bus to Fiesole which is only a few more minutes away 
and is in the hills overlooking the city which would no doubt be even 
better. I've been thinking of a Tecsun as well, maybe a 660, it seems to 
have very good reviews.


I really appreciate your offer of help, and once I get things pulled 
together I'll let you know and find out how you think I might be able to 
get the best use of what I have. BTW thanks also for the audio clip, 
great stuff! I'll may be get down to Sicily in August next year (or 
maybe Tropea) and I'd definitely try and bring my DX gear.


Thanks again!

Michael

-- Original Message --
From: "Andrea Lawendel" 
To: "Michael Yule" ; "Mailing list for the 
International Radio Club of America" 

Sent: 27-Nov-2017 6:12:12 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence


Hi Michael, buona sera!

I've enjoyed your florentine report on IRCA's mailing list and on 
behalf of the small Italian community devoted to serious AM band DX I 
wish you a warm welcome in our country!
Living in a crowded urban area, albeit largely built at least two 
centuries ago, will not help your DX monitoring. The situation usually 
gets dramatically better if you're lucky enough to spot some 
countryside location (even better a seaside one) within a reasonable 
distance. Sometimes, it even helps having a town-park (like the Boboli, 
in your case) at hand. Anyway, I strongly suggest you to include a 
non-SDR portable in your portable equipment, an ultralight like the 
Tecsun 390, or the PL660 would be fine: it can assist you in further 
exploring your "remote" opportunities.  [hereby attached, via my Google 
Drive link, please find a short clip of Taiwan's superpower on 1557 
logged on a beach in Sicily with a barefoot Tecsun PL390, to show how 
it feels like, one can experience similar receptions on some TA 
signals]


​
 IMG_0011.MOV 


​
Essentially, there's a single geographically spread Medium Waves 
community active here. Some of us are located in the North West 
(Lombardy/Piedmont), some other in the North East (Friuli Venezia 
Giulia) or in Emilia Romagna. Very few of us are able to DX from home, 
however, and many relies upon a few remoted (Perseus based) listening 
posts. There's even a longwire/beverage antennas site mid-way between 
Venice and Trieste, close to the Adriatic Sea coast.
I'll be happy to assist you in your hunt for new DX point of 
references, so please don't hesitate asking.


Andy Lawendel
Milan
www.radiopassioni.it
whatsapp +39-348-2245512


On Mon, Nov 27, 2017 at 5:07 PM, Michael Yule  
wrote:
Hi everyone - as some of you saw about 4 months ago, my wife and I 
moved to Florence Italy, which explains the complete absence of 
loggings from me ever since. We spent the first 3 months in a tourist 
apartment while we looked for a permanent home, and we found one and 
moved in thereat the beginning of November. Now we are getting 
settled, and have some furniture etc I have been assessing DX 
possibilities from this location and will be unpacking the ELAD and 
trying to get a sense of RFI levels. We live on the third floor of a 4 
floor 15th century palazzo in the Oltrarno district (the 'left bank' 
of the Arno, so to speak) so I shouldnt really have to contend too 
much with rebar faraday cages, but I do look into an interior 
courtyard on the balcony, with no real clear view outward - one story 
of the building completely surrounds my location, about 25 metres 
away. The balcony is the full length of the apartment, but is very 
narrow.


It is quite likely that I will find a fair degree of RFI once I get 
things set up, and that I will want to go out on mini-dxpeditions into 
the Tuscan countryside (which starts about a 20 minute bus ride away), 
so I am thinking I will want to do as portable a setup as I can. So 
this is leading me to believe that what I should do is build (or buy, 
if possible!) a broadband FSL and be sort of a mini-European Gary 
DeBock. This will give me the portability I want, and also make it so 
I dont have to try and erect an antenna either inside (at which 
thought I shudder, having just come from the realm of the fantastic 
DKAZ...) or navigate any potential problems with neighbours or the 
buildings owner when trying to erect one outside on or around the 
balcony. Just as an 

Re: [IRCA] Greetings from Florence

[Andrea Lawendel]

Hi Michael, buona sera!

I've enjoyed your florentine report on IRCA's mailing list and on behalf of
the small Italian community devoted to serious AM band DX I wish you a warm
welcome in our country!
Living in a crowded urban area, albeit largely built at least two centuries
ago, will not help your DX monitoring. The situation usually gets
dramatically better if you're lucky enough to spot some countryside
location (even better a seaside one) within a reasonable distance.
Sometimes, it even helps having a town-park (like the Boboli, in your case)
at hand. Anyway, I strongly suggest you to include a non-SDR portable in
your portable equipment, an ultralight like the Tecsun 390, or the PL660
would be fine: it can assist you in further exploring your "remote"
opportunities.  [hereby attached, via my Google Drive link, please find a
short clip of Taiwan's superpower on 1557 logged on a beach in Sicily with
a barefoot Tecsun PL390, to show how it feels like, one can experience
similar receptions on some TA signals]

​
 IMG_0011.MOV

​
Essentially, there's a single geographically spread Medium Waves community
active here. Some of us are located in the North West (Lombardy/Piedmont),
some other in the North East (Friuli Venezia Giulia) or in Emilia Romagna.
Very few of us are able to DX from home, however, and many relies upon a
few remoted (Perseus based) listening posts. There's even a
longwire/beverage antennas site mid-way between Venice and Trieste, close
to the Adriatic Sea coast.
I'll be happy to assist you in your hunt for new DX point of references, so
please don't hesitate asking.

Andy Lawendel
Milan
www.radiopassioni.it
whatsapp +39-348-2245512


On Mon, Nov 27, 2017 at 5:07 PM, Michael Yule 
wrote:

> Hi everyone - as some of you saw about 4 months ago, my wife and I moved
> to Florence Italy, which explains the complete absence of loggings from me
> ever since. We spent the first 3 months in a tourist apartment while we
> looked for a permanent home, and we found one and moved in thereat the
> beginning of November. Now we are getting settled, and have some furniture
> etc I have been assessing DX possibilities from this location and will be
> unpacking the ELAD and trying to get a sense of RFI levels. We live on the
> third floor of a 4 floor 15th century palazzo in the Oltrarno district (the
> 'left bank' of the Arno, so to speak) so I shouldnt really have to contend
> too much with rebar faraday cages, but I do look into an interior courtyard
> on the balcony, with no real clear view outward - one story of the building
> completely surrounds my location, about 25 metres away. The balcony is the
> full length of the apartment, but is very narrow.
>
> It is quite likely that I will find a fair degree of RFI once I get things
> set up, and that I will want to go out on mini-dxpeditions into the Tuscan
> countryside (which starts about a 20 minute bus ride away), so I am
> thinking I will want to do as portable a setup as I can. So this is leading
> me to believe that what I should do is build (or buy, if possible!) a
> broadband FSL and be sort of a mini-European Gary DeBock. This will give me
> the portability I want, and also make it so I dont have to try and erect an
> antenna either inside (at which thought I shudder, having just come from
> the realm of the fantastic DKAZ...) or navigate any potential problems with
> neighbours or the buildings owner when trying to erect one outside on or
> around the balcony. Just as an aside, the place I live was, as I say, built
> in the 15th century by the Frescobaldi family and it is still owned by
> them, the current Marchese (Marquis) living on the floor above me.
>
> So the next steps are going to be to review all the literature on FSL
> construction, decide how big I want to go, and start assembling materials..
> I dont know if Guy Atkins ever published anything on making the FSL
> broadband, but if he did could someone send me a link? And if anyone has
> one for sale, please let me know as well!
>
> Thanks very much everyone, I'll let you know as things progress. I might
> be able to help a bit on TA identification once I get going since I will be
> closer to the source as well!
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Michael Yule
> Firenze, Italia
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[IRCA] Greetings from Florence

[Michael Yule]

Hi everyone - as some of you saw about 4 months ago, my wife and I moved 
to Florence Italy, which explains the complete absence of loggings from 
me ever since. We spent the first 3 months in a tourist apartment while 
we looked for a permanent home, and we found one and moved in thereat 
the beginning of November. Now we are getting settled, and have some 
furniture etc I have been assessing DX possibilities from this location 
and will be unpacking the ELAD and trying to get a sense of RFI levels. 
We live on the third floor of a 4 floor 15th century palazzo in the 
Oltrarno district (the 'left bank' of the Arno, so to speak) so I 
shouldnt really have to contend too much with rebar faraday cages, but I 
do look into an interior courtyard on the balcony, with no real clear 
view outward - one story of the building completely surrounds my 
location, about 25 metres away. The balcony is the full length of the 
apartment, but is very narrow.


It is quite likely that I will find a fair degree of RFI once I get 
things set up, and that I will want to go out on mini-dxpeditions into 
the Tuscan countryside (which starts about a 20 minute bus ride away), 
so I am thinking I will want to do as portable a setup as I can. So this 
is leading me to believe that what I should do is build (or buy, if 
possible!) a broadband FSL and be sort of a mini-European Gary DeBock. 
This will give me the portability I want, and also make it so I dont 
have to try and erect an antenna either inside (at which thought I 
shudder, having just come from the realm of the fantastic DKAZ...) or 
navigate any potential problems with neighbours or the buildings owner 
when trying to erect one outside on or around the balcony. Just as an 
aside, the place I live was, as I say, built in the 15th century by the 
Frescobaldi family and it is still owned by them, the current Marchese 
(Marquis) living on the floor above me.


So the next steps are going to be to review all the literature on FSL 
construction, decide how big I want to go, and start assembling 
materials. I dont know if Guy Atkins ever published anything on making 
the FSL broadband, but if he did could someone send me a link? And if 
anyone has one for sale, please let me know as well!


Thanks very much everyone, I'll let you know as things progress. I might 
be able to help a bit on TA identification once I get going since I will 
be closer to the source as well!


Kind regards,

Michael Yule
Firenze, Italia
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