Easter DX Event 2008

Delboy from the Delboy Enterprises website has arranged another Easter DX event for 2008! This is a two day event planned for 23rd/24th March 2008 for CB users around the UK. All DX groups are welcome to participate and even if there are no band conditions over the weekend many users at the previous events…

DX Super Sunday – 4th November 2007

Listen out, stations are taking to the hills around the UK to see how many contacts they can make in the day. If there is no propagation great fun can still be had with groundwave contacts. Give it a shot – some of the hardcore DX’ers even take beams and Sirio 827 verticals with them!…

Tonks Communications Clearance Offers for Tango Mike Members

Steve at Tonks Communications has contacted me to advise that he will be closing his ebay shop from August 24th for an extended 6 week holiday. Stocks are being cleared down. First come First served basis. Products from Astatic, Uniden, K40 and many other famous brands are available. Many items can still be viewed at…

DX Super Sunday 6th May 2007

This Sunday, 6th May 2007 many Tango Mike members will be taking to the hills across the UK attempting to make contact with CB users around the country and the world. This event was organised by the users on the Citizens Band Radio forum and particular thanks go to Paddy for the superb name! (We…

Mobile Iraq station!

Each afternoon on 27.275USB there is OP: Mike, 151/44MD717. He is a supply driver. And is located in the south of Iraq and monitors this freq as it is also the calling channel for south Africa. Good DX all. Please drop me an email if you make contact. 108TM742 73’s

PO Box Update

This weekend Tango Mike is applying to Royal Mail for use of a PO Box. Several members have already paid their subs and they have been informed about the lead time on setting up the post office box. Basically we are looking at having the PO Box operational by the first week in March 2007…

The RF Light Tube Experiment!

Tango Mike isn’t just about DX you know. Our members are renowned for their experiments too as this short video hosted over on YouTube.com shows. Callum (108-TM-742) proves that a standard fluorescent tube can be lit with 27 MHz.