MW DX Logging

[wdx9khy]

810 ZNS3 Freetown BH 8/27 0455CDT Bouncy instrumental music. Live stream match.
Sangean DT200X ultralight/int antenna.
Heard from: S. Chicago suburbs.

New to the forum. 56 year MW DXer
I want to see your loggings 73 Greg.

 

[pb_lonny]

Great to see you sharing your logging's. What are you using to log this? Paper and pen or software?

 

[ka3jjz]

You want loggings? loggings you shall have. There are 2 clubs in North America that specialize in MW DXing. The National Radio Club and the International Radio Club of America (IRCA). Between the 2 there is around a century of experience. Very highly regarded clubs in the hobby. Their links can be found below; a bit further down are various reflectors that cater (mostly or in part) to MW DXing....

MW DXing and Broadcasting - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Mike

 

[ditto1958]

YouTuber Todderbert, who lives in suburban Chicago, posts a lot of videos, and many of them are MW scans on the radios he reviews.

I suppose it‘s logging, as he has made a video record of his DX-ing sessions. I find his scans personally interesting, as he and I both live in areas where there are many AM stations, and also I am close enough to him that there is a fair amount of overlap of stations we can both hear.

 

[wdx9khy]

Great to see you sharing your logging's. What are you using to log this? Paper and pen or software?

Great to see you sharing your logging's. What are you using to log this? Paper and pen or software?

No computer logging here. ARRL logsheets in a 3 ring binder. 73 WB9MII

You want loggings? loggings you shall have. There are 2 clubs in North America that specialize in MW DXing. The National Radio Club and the International Radio Club of America (IRCA). Between the 2 there is around a century of experience. Very highly regarded clubs in the hobby. Their links can be found below; a bit further down are various reflectors that cater (mostly or in part) to MW DXing....

MW DXing and Broadcasting - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Mike

Heya Mike, yes I know. I did belong to NRC, they got a little too uppah class for me. Been an IRCA member for years.

YouTuber Todderbert, who lives in suburban Chicago, posts a lot of videos, and many of them are MW scans on the radios he reviews.

I suppose it‘s logging, as he has made a video record of his DX-ing sessions. I find his scans personally interesting, as he and I both live in areas where there are many AM stations, and also I am close enough to him that there is a fair amount of overlap of stations we can both hear.

yes I've seen them. Makes me wish I had my Realistic 12-655 back from 1976. Now scarcer than hens teeth.