John H. Bryant wrote:
I pretty much though that was going to be it, but then I cruised by
801 just at dawn where a woman was reading a long Biblical quotation.
I had noted a station in EE here at bandfade yesterday, but it was too
weak to have a chance at ID. After 20 years of DXing TPs, I don't have
anything heard, much less verified on 801, so I was very interested.
I figgered it for an Aussie, though Aussie stations running religious
programs are rare, and I noticed a an obscure 5-call in PAL that was
at least a possibility.... excitement, plans for war dances, if it
lasted until 1330 and I caught an ID. It was sloooowly fading by 1325
and I happened to reread that page of PAL and it all came clear....
KTWG, Agana Guam! It almost had to be!
I'm sort of confused, John. I thought there had been previous
receptions of KTWG at Grayland, so I checked Chuck's master log. Lo and
behold, there's a KTWG log credited to you on September 5, 2003,
complete wth an ID. Should that have been someone else's log?
Bruce
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