I once worked with a guy who had a metric clock hanging up in his
office. It looked and worked just like a regular analog clock except
the numbers were from 1-10 instead of 1-12. You could tell time with it
if you ignored the numbers and looked at the positions of the hands.
Bruce
Nick
I will add my voice to those who have heard KGYN 1210 on the East
Coast. I heard them with a strong signal overpowering WPHT (120
miles from here) with IDs and country music. 0400 2/3. On my West
EWE, no nulling with the phaser necessary. This is more than good
conditions, I believe their
Around 1515UT, weak audio on 774; wispy carriers between 700 and
1300kHz, some a bit surprising, like 1089 and 1206, but unless
conditions improve markedly in the next few minutes, this will be a
dud morning. Even 1475 is hardly there.
Nick
WALE-990 Providence, RI noted back ON the air Saturday February 3. They may
have returned to the air a few days ago - today was first time I've checked
since last weekend. Usual format of lively Spanish music.
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KSLM was big when I was growing up in Corvallis, Oregon ... and there are a
couple of connections as well. Fellow who did play-by-play when I did
statistics and color while still in high school, Ted Carlson, moved from
KCOV-1240 (my first full-time job) to KSLM ... and I got my second full-time
From: bill kral [EMAIL PROTECTED]
02 02 07 2220 PST Victoria BC,As of 21 55 860 was
running country music from somewhere far away with
steady signal but that could not have been KTRB so by
TOH CW faded to let rock music through the mix(KTRB)
and a few minutes later ID from Troutdale OR
At 15:49 03/02/2007, you wrote:
1455-1531 ut
Not much this morning.
Not much more here either. At 1545UT, did get weak audio on 828
surprisingly, and its carrier lasted until a few minutes after the
listed 1640UT s/off, as did 774's.
1287 is delivering a good carrier now (1653UT) with
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:Issued: 2007 Feb 03 2106 UTC
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# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 03 February follow.
Solar flux 87 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 5.
The
Continuing the flea-power night operation thread, since I used to
live there and was involved with it as WXHR/WCAS, and not having been
back to Boston to experience its night signal, I do have to ask what
sort of job WJIB-740's 5 watt signal does. With CHWO blasting in, I
would be amazed
The last sentence reminded me of a company I used to work at. Forget the
numbers the CFO put on paper. Hands clasped around the back of the neck meant
life was good. Hands up the side of the head covering the ears meant layoffs
were imminent.
Mike Hawkins
usually humorous
often
At 11:41 AM 2/3/2007 -0800, you wrote:
I have never seen nor heard of any AM Broadcast station -- ever trying to
use a full wave length tower. It would be very very difficult to
feed. Does anyone know of any AM broadcaster using a full wave tower ???
Mike,
Disagree. Standard theory suggests
Thanks Kaz:
They were in here real strong yesterday evening, almost as if they were on
day power. Then suddenly, I can't remember what the time was, they abruptly
dissappeared and came back at a much lower strength. Almost as if they
switched from day to night power. This would have been
I know that the present discussion concerns antenna height in degrees
and not actual physical height. A full wave tower, of course, would be
360 degrees tall. And a 5/8 wave would be 225 degrees. But the physical
height would depend on the frequency.
I thought that some of you might be
I need them here in Alabama...what is their normal programming? Anything
else I
should listen for?
Les Rayburn, director
High Noon Film
100 Centerview Drive Suite 111
Birmingham, AL 35216
205.824.8930
205.824.8960 Fax
205.253.4867 Cell
http://www.highnoonfilm.com
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I need them here in Alabama...what is their normal programming?
Anything
else I
should listen for?
Religious - lots of syndicated preachers, a few syndicated religious
children's programs.
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of
Seems as if WACE's condition is contagious. Had WDOS-NY in solidly
mixing with WACE @ 1800 - past their bedtime. I've never heard them
before here after local LSS. They may well have a PSSA which could be
what this is, but their 8 w night power wouldn't make it here.
The station mixing @ 1740
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:Issued: 2007 Feb 04 0003 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
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# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 03 February follow.
Solar flux 87 and mid-latitude A-index 4.
The mid-latitude
://sounds.philcobill.com/00730-
20070203-2131-WACE.mp3
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
R8B
260 degree EWE
K9AY
400 foot BUG
Quantum Phaser
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heard them at 2131 on top with a legal BOH ID. I was unable,
however, to connect it with any specific programming.
An audio clip is available at http://sounds.philcobill.com/00730-
20070203-2131-WACE.mp3
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
R8B
260 degree EWE
K9AY
400 foot BUG
Quantum Phaser
The discussion of conversion of tapes to digital leads me to ask how
people name and store their digital audio files... when I first started
cataloging recordings on the computer, I named the files starting with
call letters, city, state, then frequency, time (in UTC) and date. Over
the years
Good solid carrier at times on 1215 just before 0400UT from
Victoria,BC; wasn't listening earlier...
Nothing else obvious for now.
Nick
Nick Hall-Patch
Victoria, B.C.
Canada
Continuing the flea-power night operation thread, since I used to
live there and was involved with it as WXHR/WCAS, and not having been
back to Boston to experience its night signal, I do have to ask what
sort of job WJIB-740's 5 watt signal does. With CHWO blasting in, I
would be amazed
WPHT-1210 Philly just signed off for a couple of hours at 0004 EST!
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To Mike in St Isa,AB from Bill in Vic BC, If that was
KKat with the CW on 860 then it looks like they don't
need a lot of power to cover some distance since their
nite output is only 196 watts,if that's
correct.Otherwise it would be 10K,which would be more
realistic. 73s
WPHT-1210 Philly just signed off for a couple of hours at 0004 EST!
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Thanks for the heads up. I have KGYN with an ID at 0112 EST. Their not as
strong as in past weak, but they are readable.
Willis
Old Fort, TN
With WPHT off, KGYN faded up nicely at 0107 EST with ID, local weather, CW
music. First time heard and long sought. One word of caution - KOKK S.D. is
also playing CW music. Not ID'ed here but was IDed by Barry in Ottawa. We
were comparing notes in mwdx chat room.
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South
You are welcome, Joe. It was just luck that I heard WPHT sign off. I
partially phase-nulled them to try for KGYN and then, to my amazement, they
SIGNED OFF!!! I couldn't believe it! 73.
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South Dennis, MA
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KHAT, WY ident at 0100 EST and a few minutes later KGYN, OK ident 0107 EST,
here in NE Oregon.
Steve
NE Oregon
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With WPHT off, KGYN faded up nicely at 0107 EST with ID, local weather,
CW music. First time heard and long sought. One word of caution - KOKK
S.D. is also playing CW music. Not ID'ed here but was IDed by Barry in
Ottawa. We were comparing notes in mwdx chat room.
Noted KGYN here, with
Thanks Patrick. Interesting, when 620 Portland left the towers in North
Portland to be diplexed with KEX 1190 (200'), the coverage dropped quite
a bit. CC then applied for 25/10 KW for 620. They now have the best
signal of any Portland area station on the coast except for KEX 1190 (50
KW) nights.
Mike..they are 196 watts at night if operating in spec.
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Thanks for the walk down memory lane. Yes, KSLM was quite the station in
the 60s/70s. Radio was overall a lot better than today,
programming-wise.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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