Showing posts with label Radio test. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Radio test. Show all posts
Monday, 16 January 2017
Setting up to compare the Bonito Boni whip performance to a 240 metre barbed wire fence
Hi there, I thought this would be an interesting experiment. Having established the effectiveness of the whip against the Wellbrook ALA1530 active loop and a 30 metre longwire in an urban environment, I turned my thoughts to how it would perform in a quiet location, up against one of my established ad-hoc antennas! A further test in the woods will follow, but for now, here is my DXing set up for comparing the whip to the barbed wire fence!. The results which are to follow, are quite surprising. Thanks for watching.
Monday, 9 January 2017
Radio Hargeysa 7120 kHz, Somaliland, great reception...whilst my Sony continued to drown!
Hi there, possibly the best signal I've ever obtained from Radio Hargeysa. The weather was really rubbish and I was concerned that I might end up short-circuiting the Sony as it got very wet. Recorded in oxford UK on 06/01/16 at 16:51 hrs UTC using a Sony ICF-2001D receiver and 75 metre longwire antenna. Thanks for watching.
Saturday, 7 January 2017
Sony ICF-SW77 vs ICF-SW55 vs Tecsun PL-310ET: Zambia NBC Radio 1 5915 kHz, excellent reception
Hi there, here is another comparison of these three great portables and I
have to say, all three perform very well. For me, the best audio is
very close between the ICF-SW55 and ICF-SW77....I can't make my mind up
lol.The Tecsun also does really well - you wouldn't necessarily expect a
sub £40 radio to have the necessary selectivity in this part of the
crowded 49 metre broadcast band, but it manages to detect the signal and
deliver pretty good audio. A+ again from Tecsun! Recorded in Oxford UK
on 19/12/16 at 18:03 hrs UTC using a Wellbrook ALA1530 active loop antenna. Thanks for watching.
Sony ICF-SW77 vs ICF-SW55 vs Tecsun PL-310ET: Radio Bandeirantes 11925 kHz, Sao Paolo
Hi there, so it gets even better with the Tecsun PL-310ET. I would never have imagined I could copy Radio Bandeirantes in Sao Paolo with such a modestly priced receiver, but there you go! Here the most relevant issue is which of the Sonys performs better and once again, they're quite evenly matched. It's been a lot of fun testing these three very nice portables, with several more reception videos to come. Recorded in the 'DX' woods in Oxford UK on 29/12/16 at 20:15 hrs UTC using a Wellbrook ALA1530 active loop antenna. Thanks for watching.
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