Rick Dau wrote: "For me, the litmus test is how well they sound on longwave"
FWIW, I was just poking around on Bill's Lubec, Maine receiver, which Mark
favors. While longwave is a bit noisy at midday, I was getting very good copy
of two Canadian NDBs: YZX-266 Greenwood NS and ZST-397 St. John
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True Rick. Control of local electrical noise is one of the biggest problems for
these sites. Antennas with poor RDF (directivity) is another. Woefully
inadequate gain at MW is a third problem. To an extent a coastal site can
mitigate the problems but a truly bad setup is a
I checked out a few Southern KiwiSDRs last night, namely, from Texas, Alabama,
Tennessee, and Kentucky. For me, the litmus test is how well they sound on
longwave, i.e., if the amount of buzz is impeding non-directional beacons from
being heard or not. I figure that if they are relatively clea
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Periodically I check out the KiwiSDR directory page since new receivers come on
from time to time (and old ones are occasionally dropped).
For the uninitiated, the links homepage is:
https://sdr.hu/
Two TA stations are very consistent here mid-evenings and are therefore good
