I thought this one had been ID'd as WDGR out of northern GA by people more local to them. The bearing I get in Sioux Falls, SD on my homebrew 12" active/regenerative ferrite for the signal would back that up.

Tim Hills
Sioux Falls, SD

On 11/9/2011 21:29, George Sherman wrote:
Here in MN, it's roughly NW/SE, so if N-S from you, probably southeastern US, unless 
foreign. Roughly on 1210.4. KGYN&  WPHT reading S-9+30 dB on R75 w/8" Quantum 
loop. 73, George S., MN


From: Fred Schroyer<[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, November 9, 2011 6:38 PM
Subject: [IRCA] Approx 420 Hz het on 1210?

On my commute home between 5-6 pm EST, in SW PA, I'm hearing a STRONG het on
1210, approx. a G# (415 Hz). Now, at 7:30 pm at home, I'm also hearing it on
my Tecsun. Peaks roughly N-S. Any ideas? Thanks-



Fred Schroyer

Violonista Canhoto

Freelance Writer/Editor/Book Developer

Waynesburg, PA 15370

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