Yes, after my local sunset. Not sure if after the
station's =, or not. Thanks. Cx were unusual this
weekend. Lot of fun...
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Hey Saul:
Great job! WCZZ 1090 is only about 20 miles from
me. did you hear them
after sunset? I hear they dont always like to drop
During my drive home to Toronto from Burnt River -- I
left at midnight -- I noted WSM on Open carrier at
0105 and completely off a few minutes later. Had one
very strong Latin but was hard to get a solid ID due
to a Toronto local on 640. It played very lively Latin
music, and several times in
I found this interesting response in my mailbox this a.m. from a WWII
pilot. These guys were and still are an amazing and special breed of men.
It was in response to my question regarding use of the RDF in the
trans-Pacific flight to Hawaii by aircraft crews in the 345th Bombardment
Group of the
Curt,
Explicate me something: Is the wobble on either side of CMHW,
on-frequency, or what?
73 de Charlie
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900 CMKP Radio Progreso Cococum has made a recent appearance on this side of
The Pond. That is unusual because 900 is a European frequency.
Barry
John Callarman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Google searched, Manati, Las Tunas radio and came up with this website:
KCKK 1600-AM becomes a sports fan's playland at the first of year but its
Classic Country format survives.
KCKK goes all sports under new call letters KEPN on Jan. 1 but its country
oldies are already on KCUV 1510-AM, thanks to a rare bit of cooperation between
managements.
KCUV was drifting
Has the format of 1700 KVNS (Brownsville TX) changed recently?
Prior to 0800 UTC on 1700 there was Latin music, an announcement in
Spanish and then the Mexican national anthem. At around 0820 UTC
between spanish style music pieces an announcement in Spanish included
KVNS
Whenever I have
Interesting. Rather than a format change, I wonder if this is an example of
ethnic brokered programming. Perhaps KVNS sells middle of the night air
time to a Mexican-American group. I'm just guessing. Hopefully someone in (or
near) South Texas can provide a definite answer.
--
Marc
Curt,
CMHW could be 840, 1290, or 1310, as listed in the WRTH, which is why
I usually go by frequency, network, and location. Call letters are
really no longer used by any but a handful of Cuban stations and are
not maintained by that government.
I read a few years ago that some of the
750KERRMT, Polson, rec. very nice glossy QSL card in 30d from
Les Rayburn, NRC/IRCA Broadcast Test Coordinator. Address: High Noon
Film, 100 Centerview Drive #111
Birmingham AL 35216. This replaces my old ppc I had from them on 750
kHz. Really a nice card too. Thanks Les. (PM-OR)
930
Brilliant!!
Paul,
You aren't one of the fellows on the Guinness Stout TV ad are you? ;)
I couldn't find the information on a 20th-21st Century computer, so I relied
on Alexander Graham Bell's 19th Century invention and called the phone
number listed (Clear Channel) in the detailed ownership page
Hi folks. I know this isn't a swap list, but thought someone here might
be interested. I have 2 Drake SPR-4 radios, and am thinking to sell one.
I know it's not an R8B, but these are good MW radios. I'm asking $250.
Radio works great, and is pretty much fully crystalled. Might consider a
swap
Curt,
This phenomenon is absolutely unique. I've not heard the like in 40 years
of MW DXing. It is intentional,
absolutely. A crystal oscillator does not behave this way unless its FMed.
And there are many Wobblers down there. It cannot be a coincidence.
I suspect it is an attempt at jamming.
2006 COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN'S) NETWORKS - VALPARAISO CRUSADERS
(per www.valpo.edu/athletics/index.php?a=t8nid=15)
1500-WAKE-Valparaiso IN
95.1-WVUR-Valparaiso IN
95.9-WEFM-Michigan City IN
Bob Pietsch (aka The Rocklin Rocket)
Rocklin CA
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(per team's official web site)
Hawaii Pacific Sea Warriors 1500-KUMU-Honolulu HI (a)(b)
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(a) Partial schedule
(b) Thanks to Dale Park
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--- Russ Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have someone [perhaps 2 stations] under WBBR @ 2010 EST, one with
rural
country music and the other - or perhaps the same one - with country
Christmas songs. Best guess is unneeded WCLW, heard a few times in
late
October/early November. Dunno who
--- Gil Stacy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Russ,
KWKH Shreveport LA is country format that I can occasionally pick up
on my
xtal radio; easy reach on car radio here on the Ga coast. It's a
powerhouse.
*** Could be, although I'd thought they weren't runing the real
southern, rural kind of
TPA 820 'XE' format WMGG again no iBLOC today. Wonderful to hear tape R.
Dobleve 840 unsullied by rattlesnake hiss from Grinches Who Tried to Steal
Radio.
May their 'product of years of hard work' - talk about overblown - remain off
permanently.
820 audio much improved without - ha ha -
KWKH 1130 is in like gangbusters with CW and an occasional Counrty style
Christmas Song (one is playing now at 7:45 pm)
Tom Jasinski
Shorewood, IL
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--- Bill Harms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Russ, I have heard both WRRL and WECR with gospel/country in the
evenings on numerous occasions. WRRL seems to be the most recent.
Either or both could legally be on up to LSS + 2 on PSSA. Both are
needed here. Too late now but will listen again
--- Tom Jasinski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KWKH 1130 is in like gangbusters with CW and an occasional Counrty
style
Christmas Song (one is playing now at 7:45 pm)
Then that could be what I had also. Maybe tomorrow night will tell...
unless there's something else on one of the recordings
1570 WVOJ FL FERNANDINA BEACH 1705 18/12/06
LA TREMENDA 1570 REPEATED MANY TIMES. INTO CHRISTMAS MUSIC IN SPANISH.
[WM-TN]
1570 WSSA GA MORROW 1700 18/12/06
AM 15-70, WSSA, MORROW - ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THE LIGHT. [WM-TN]
Strange conditions this afternoon. Local WCLE was weak or totally faded.
Gil,
You're right about a lot of wobblin' goin' on out there.
I did a quick scan around 9:30 pm ET, Dec 18 2006 and made this list:
590-w / 620-v / 680-w / 730-v / 750-v / 770-w / 870-m / 930-X / 960-w
/ 1100-w / 1180-w
(X-xtreme / S-strong / m-medium / w-weak / v-very weak)
There may have
OK, but this still doesn`t explain hearing the Mex NA at 0800, or the NVS
instead of VNS on the recording. Maybe at 0800 it was really XEPE. Maybe the
unfamiliar new announcer at KVNS slipped up? 73, Glenn Hauser
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Folks,
I am going back to hand-written logs like I used in olden days, simply
because updating logs via PC means generating new pages every few loggings.
I don't keep my DX den in the same room as my workroom where our PC is; to
keep down RFI, so readout from a display screen is not an option.
There are two geographical references on the tape ... one is Rio Bravo .. the
other is Tamaulipas. Brownsville is across the Rio Grande, a.k.a. Rio
Bravo, from the state of Tamaulipas.
In null of KKLF-1700, I'm hearing shouting man in Spanish, where I used to hear
sports in English, right now
Good Aurora CX here with complete loss of WJR 760 with a Latin in their
place. Lower end of band is dominated by Cuba, Mexico and probable Columbia
and Venezuela in the mix too.
Tom Jasinski
Shorewood, IL
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Charles,
I use Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software (part of the Office suite) to
create my manual log sheets. You can label headings, vary the column and
row sizes and use the outline options to make thin/thick lines around
the boxes when printed. If you don't have Excel, then the free
Glenn:
The ID I hear in the recording (at :31) is KVNS and it's so clear I'll claim
to be 100% sure.
Chuck
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On Behalf Of Glenn Hauser
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 7:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; irca@hard-core-dx.com
Guess I shoulda read this first...
Brett Saylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Charles,
I use Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software (part of the Office suite) to
create my manual log sheets. You can label headings, vary the column and
row sizes and use the outline options to make thin/thick lines
In the next day or two, I'll check and see what I can hear on 530 from
Upstate SC.
Paul Walker
near greenwood
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