EI7GL....A diary of amateur radio activity

Pipe, CE3SX / CE3SAD  in Chile writes to say that he managed to hear two FM radio stations on 89.9 MHz and 96.1 MHz from Jamaica during a ...

On the 26th of August 2021, the Swiss Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM) said that all FM radio stations will stop transmitting on Dec...

I only recently came across a report about how FM radio stations in Ghana on the 88-108 MHz band were heard for the first time in Europe on ...

1st July 2021: This was one of those remarkable days for VHF signals going across the North Atlantic. In an earlier post , I reported how s...

There was another remarkable opening on Band 2 across the North Atlantic on the 1st of July when Bryce Foster, K4NBF near Cape Cod in Massa...

In this three part series of posts, I am going to look at the 2020 logs of a very active Band 2 DXer and what they might suggest about propa...

Around the time of the equinox every year, there are long distance VHF contacts made across the equator by means of Trans-Equatorial Propaga...

One of my interests is listening for long distance radio signals on the 88 to 108 MHz band which is  otherwise known as Band 2 or as simply...

  Very long distance openings on the VHF bands are always of interest and one such instance happened back on the 7th of January 2021 when L...

In December 2017, Norway became the first country to switch off its analogue FM radio stations on 88-108 MHz as they moved to a digital DAB...

Over the last month or so, I've had several posts up on the blog about recent Trans-Equatorial Propagation (TEP) openings on 144 MHz bet...