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Thank You for that!! I was thinking it was the Brazilian station. 👍

@@Ponokaiguy oh no problem you are from US. I am 2 AM research for a good short wave radio, and I click on in your video. Think it’s something bizarre or aliens area 51 or some paranormal event and from anywhere else, but not from probably some illegal transmission recorder and play musical from the north of BRASIL I assume that it’s for north because of the type of music and of course for geography location and no, that’s not commercial transmission you think that’s a bizarre distortion of propagation? Because for me, it’s just a stupid joke from irregular and not regular station, because if you considering the geography, it’s probably come from the jungle of Amazonia it’s a area very remote and have no regulations or something like that. Very very big states with just a few roads, plantation farms etc

All my friends it’s laughing allowed because of him think oh strange voice or unidentified transmission like a suspense and just country music for my country transmit all my friends it’s laughing allowed because of him think oh strange voice or unidentified transmission like a suspense and just country music for my country transmit by illegally not regular radio or commercial probably someone just play a record and transmit from a short waves radio in 49 m

Anyway, this video is probably will be sometime of joke, in Brazilian authorized radio, amateurs groups, and community, because of some idiots who blocks a whole frequency with jokes like that😂😂😂

OK, it’s not a bizarre distortion of the wave propagations, definitely is a Brazilian from the north with a joke or illegal transmission playback

@@Joseph-l6m8q Mahalo!!!

@@vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h I never heard of that one?

​@Ponokaiguy I think he may mean "Adventist" it's a sect of Christianity, and I think they do have a shortwave broadcast

@bigmike5678 I hear gratitude things about the 2200.👍 I haven't tried a wire yet but I live on the second floor and I have no yard. I mounted my MLA-30+ on a five foot piece of pvc and I can out it up and take it down on my lanai.🤙🏻

@@Fireblot8826 It does a lot for the price point.👍

@lizhao-d9u Aloha, it really depends on your location and the time of year. Right now here in Hawaii, 41m band has many stations, 7.2mhz to 7.6mhz. In the summer and fall 31m band has more stations, 9.4mhz to 9.9mhz.

@bigmike5678 JSE, I put the link below. They are awesome to work with and have covers for hundreds of radios. I had the one for my DX-394 custom made and it didn't cost any extra. They are excellent to work with and have short turnaround. Highly recommended. www.jse-repair.com/product-category/dust-covers-2/

@유재향tVN Corrected, Thanks Again!!

@PrairieDX Thank You and Thanks for Watchung. 🤙🏻

@lew9223 Thanks for Watching and the comments. Yes, also sold as Yorek. For the money they are great.👍

@유재향tVN Thank You for that. Please excuse my ignorance on that. I was using information from Shortwaveinfo.com.

@SeanFlaherty Yes, I think it's only flaw is the large bleed over from strong stations.

@WilliamParmley I agree it does well. Especially, on Shortwave. 🤙🏻

@StratmanII Thank You for that information. I may do a review of the 220 in the future too. Doesn't sound like it's much to look forward too. Lol

@Ponokaiguy Frankly, I bought the D-220 out of sheer curiosity, plus the fact that the recent Black Friday sale slashed its price further. 😊 The first thing I did when I received it, I tested its shortwave reception with its whip antenna, forgetting to test it on FM. I assumed that the D-220's performance on FM is equal to that of the D-219. I mean, it's a DSP based XHDATA radio so what could possibly go wrong, right? To my surprise, the D-220's FM selectivity is poor. It's nothing like my D-219 or my personal favorite, the D-368. 🙁 I think the D-220's FM selectivity issue is due to its physically short frequency scale. This is a vertically cased radio with a horizontal, instead of a vertical tuning dial. The tuning scale spans only a few inches from 87.5 to 108 MHz, so you can imagine the problem tuning across closely spaced FM stations. XHDATA is leveraging the D-220 on its famous brand name. If this radio were a lesser Chinese brand like K'chibo or Kaide, I don't think shortwave radio content creators on TH-cam would have noticed it. That said, if someone with an equally new D-219 wants to trade their radio with my D-220, I would be more than happy to oblige. 📻😊

@StratmanII I think we're on the same page. I almost made the same purchase out of curiosity myself. If the price stays down I may just to make a few videos. Lol

I bought a JOC tg-77 pocket radio recently & prefer it to the D-220. It comes with a rechargeable battery too & decent audio quality. It's also branded as Baijiali

@@lew9223 Big Mahalo for that. I'll check it out.🤙🏻🤙🏻

@@Diamond1356_ Mahalo!! Where are you located?

@ The Netherlands but i also received it in Moscow

@Diamond1356_ That's awesome. Thank Yiu for tour comments.👍

Thanks for that. Nice catch. I mentioned the dial started at 520 and I miss spoke and stayed with that. It's actually 550. That is part of the bleed over problem. 550 shows up at 520 and continues past 550. 550 is KNUI out of Wailuku on Maui so only about 35 miles from me.

That's cool! Yep, mine has issues below 550 KHz too. My first Pacific AM Broadcast station was KORL, 650 KHz from Hawaii. I was in my twenties and I was so excited that I telephoned the station. I then heard the DJ say that a listener from Portland Oregon just called! After Hawaii I was able to log some of the AM Broadcast Band stations from Japan. They're on 9 KHz spacing, so like 693, 774 KHz etc. You should easily be able to hear them from your location. They run pretty high power. Keep the videos coming. I like them a lot!

@@KG7M_OR Big Mahalo for all the support. I really enjoy all the feedback. 🤙🏻

@lew9223 Thank You. Yes, I can get it all the time here in Hawaii. The English broadcast is just earlier in the day. They broadcast at 200,000kw.

@@Fireblot8826 Yes, very good for the price! 👍

@KongKingman Yes, That is correct. 👍

I have this radio, For as low as $7 bucks shipped, a “bare bones” SW radio has a good build quality (antenna very sturdy especially at the tip, some high end radios made by Tecsun aren’t) and ultra smooth accurate tuning

@KongKingman I agree, it's an awesome Radio for $10. My only real complaint is the bleeder from strong signals can take away some big parts of the bands.

219 can go ssb with a tentec vfo kit. Also it can be shared with other riggs😊😊

@@Steven-re7xt Way beyond my capabilities. 😀

@lew9223 I agree. So far this has done well and it can get people in the Shortwave door.🤙🏻

@@jctrame I just ordered an AN200 antenna. It should be coming in soon. I'll do some videos with it. Aloha 🤙🏻

@paulw9068 They talk about that often. 🤙🏻

@vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h Thanks for Watching and Aloha from Molokai Hawaii!!🤙🏻

@@oz_dx Yep, I love it!!

With superior circuitry compared to the 600 series. The 600's beat it in build quality, but not in reception.

@1known2 I sure can. There was a special announcement on them yesterday but I missed it to get it on video.

@@1known2 I posted this one tonight. 🤙🏻 th-cam.com/video/Gf_vp2L_leM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=D34f4AUr5cYj9kVX

I had a hard time making them out. This was actually some of the same operators that I ended out picking up again in November and Identifying . I will have to check my log and make sure I entered these you listed. I think I do have them. Mahalo!!!

@@Ponokaiguy Yes that's true

@BostonPatriot Thanks for Watching. 🤙🏻

@@teotwaki Mahalo!!!

Thank you for that. I will look into it. I do have a DSP speaker coming so hopefully that will help. Aloha from Molokai Hawaii.🤙🏻

@bmh67wa Yes, that will be coming up. I am waiting on an antenna splitter and a coupleof connectors. That will make it easier to video. 👍

@@Ponokaiguy No, use an antenna switch - not a splitter!

@ironton655 Yes, you are correct but I don't have a switch yet either. I can use the splitter and Sma connectors to make an easy switch in the mean time.👍

@@johnturner9239 That is correct. 👍

@dougsmyth1226 I really love mine. Many people say it's too big but I think they are missing the point. It's size makes it a joy to use.🤙🏻

@mcdeadsquirrel Thanks for watching. I spend more hours at the radio desk because of this radio. 🤙🏻

@@mikewallace118 What are you going to listen to with it?

@RV9UV I didn't think it was RTTY. It sounded more like Morse Code to me.

@RV9UV Thank You!! I'll check those with what I logged.🤙🏻

@@RV9UV Thanks, I checked my log and was able to add two of them.👍

@@jerryhoare8198 It's always interesting to listen to China Radio. I heard on one program that President Xi has eliminated poverty in China earlier than scheduled. Lol

Now that is crap

@@martinryan5069 Lol

@@RV9UV You have a great ear for these. You must have experience. 👍

@@Ponokaiguy With Bob it's not difficult, but some call signs are difficult to understand, especially when they are spoken quickly.

Copyed Tim 11-24-24 in CQ WWDX CW on 7mhz via Noth Pole. Signal was some distorted by Aurora. You can see

@RV9UV Is that your call sign? If so I'll have to listen for you. Do you have a regular time and frequency?👍

@@Ponokaiguy Yes, that's my call sign, but I'm not on the air right now. Only SWL.

@@Greg-et2dp Should I say 40 LSB or just say 40m Ham band? I always get confused with this since the radio shows 41m. Thanks in advance.

@michaelmiller9483 Good question. Honestly, I have only tried twice and I didn't pick up anything buy I need to check broadcast times and try again. A more serious try this time. I will definitely post a video if I pick up something.

@SolitaryWolf Thank You for the suggestion. Yes, I think I have a stand, I just have to get a holder.

@SolitaryWolf I just made another video and I did find the holder so hopefully this will be better. Lol

@@michaellampshire7364 Not bad for cheap camera. 🤙🏻