Thanks for your detailed list of North American DX on the Big Island's Hamakua
Coast, Craig.
You and Pete T. have really cleaned up on these North American stations during
your Hawaii trips, and I admire your determination and perseverance. Most of
the time in Hawaii and the Cook Islands, I was
I’m surprised you heard KIDD. On an STA it’s running 250 watts nondirectional
diplexed to an extremely short tower (1/8 wavelength). I’m less than 25 miles
from it and sometimes Reno completely covers it. Great catch.
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> On Jul 29, 2018, at 11:27 AM, Donald Barnes via IRCA
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Hi Neil,
You’re probably right. Ince I determined that my location was not suitable for
LA DX, I resorted to doing a band scan.
Thanks for the tip!
73,
Craig
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> On Jul 29, 2018, at 11:49 AM, Neil Kazaross wrote:
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> Hi Craig, unless you IDed this, I
Hi Craig, unless you IDed this, I'd strongly expect that your ESPN on 1700
was XEPE.
1700 KVNS Brownsville, TX w/KKLF Richardson, TX underneath 4/22/18 0800z
ESPN spts w/SS under
73 KAZ
On Sun, Jul 29, 2018 at 12:36 PM, C B via IRCA
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After my stay on the Kona Coast, I spent a few days on the Hamakua Coast on the
northeast side of Hawaii. To my dismay, there was a major source of power line
QRM to the southwest of the rental home I stayed in. That QRM seemed to negate
TP reception from Latin America. Wes
