AmateurLogic 192: AM Broadcast Eclipse DXing

14 April 2024 | by George W5JDX  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (2)


AmateurLogic.TV Episode 192 is now available for download.

DXing the entire AM Broadcast Band during the 2024 solar eclipse.
Rattlegram, a new digital text messaging mode for HF/VHF/UHF recreational and emergency communications.
Smith charts with the NanoVNA.

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George Thomas, W5JDX, is co-host of AmateurLogic.TV, an original amateur radio video program hosted by George Thomas (W5JDX), Tommy Martin (N5ZNO), Peter Berrett (VK3PB), and Emile Diodene (KE5QKR). Contact him at [email protected].

2 Responses to “AmateurLogic 192: AM Broadcast Eclipse DXing”

  • paul rittenhouse wa3tiu:
    16 April 2024 at 02:06 UTC

    Normally during the daylight hours WTOP Washington DC can not be herd in Philadelphia PA
    During the eclipse it came up out of the noise and heard it loud and clear. After the event ended it faded back down into the noise.

  • paul rittenhouse wa3tiu:
    16 April 2024 at 02:06 UTC

    Normally during the daylight hours WTOP Washington DC can not be herd in Philadelphia PA
    During the eclipse it came up out of the noise and heard it loud and clear. After the event ended it faded back down into the noise.

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