Yes, probably the first building of it's kind in Cincinnati. That makes a lot more sense!

That's brilliant. Thanks @mark. That adds some really useful extra functionality to the site.

"except those stations using short-range frequencies above 56,000 kilocyles" So I guess it was OK to use the 6M, 2M, and higher bands, as long as yo...

SSTRAN ground to a halt and stopped taking orders in 2017 @mark. Ever since then, their transmitters have been increasingly hard to come by. This sell...

@centinel - did you try to buy it directly from Jim on eBay, or was it a used one from a private seller? If you were trying to buy it from Schlockwoo...

Yes you can. You don't have to use a certified transmitter in the US, as long as it complies with the field strength, spectral purity requirements, an...

I have two MS-100's in metal enclosures, and one in the older plastic case. Of the two metal cased ones, one has a hole for the RBDS I/O with a blanki...

I had a feeling that using the phrase "cheap Chinese transmitters" probably wasn't the best idea @artisan-radio! I'm open to the idea that it's unfai...

@richpowers - yes, AM is still in use on the aircraft band. It's true that AM is not subject to the capture effect, so the potential for a low power F...

Oh wow. It passed? I'm rather surprised, but happy. I saw a YouTube video a couple of nights ago by a shortwave listener who is based in the UK. Usi...

@mark - I typed out a rather lengthy reply to you, before deciding not to post it. This is turning into a rabbit hole that I'm not sure I want to go d...

Without more information, which we will most likely never be privvy to, it's hard, if not impossible, to tell exactly how the events with BSW unfolded...

It sounds as if Decade shipped out some transmitters that didn't have labels. That doesn't seem entirely outside the bounds of possibility. When HB re...

That's good that Paul included Michel in the thread. That way, any misunderstandings can be cleared up directly. That's great that you contacted him...