Pat, I fully understand about opening the channel for DX, but I lament
the fact that they might be doing this. There is a lot of nostalgia and
history involved. It is all about money I suppose. I just hope they
don't do something stupid like change the callsign. When they signed on
in 1927,
targeted listeners throughout the west coast and had
regular listeners as far away as Southern California (including San
Diego if my memory serves me.
Bill Harms
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Home of the Spokane Radio History Web Pages.
Scott Fybush wrote:
They haven't filed for anything just
Art, Please accept my condolences. My heart goes out to you.
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Art Blair wrote:
My lovely dear wife, Gwendolyn Jean Blair passed away this afternoon. At this
time the cause is unknown.
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Tom Read of ACN? He has several stations in Eastern Washington, in the
509 area code.
Bill
Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
Just checking, I know sounds weird.. but..
i got a phone call from The 509 area code at the radio station and i know
that's Spokane, Washington area. I accidentally deleted
I noticed the same thing. WSB was not listenable at all here in
Maryland. Good bye to DX on 750?
Bill
chris and anne wrote:
Did anyone else notice that WJR ran IBOC well into the night. I first noticed
it just after midnight..sure made a mess out of WABC and WSB at this
QTH.they
One has to wonder if they were to add the energy used in production and
handling the mercury after they are used would it save that much energy.
Bill Harms
Joe Miller, AB8YP wrote:
I guess the trade-off is between longer life and less
power usage versus less complicated manufacturing
process
I think I heard them, but I don't think I heard the test itself. They
are almost local for me and I can hear them in the mix in the daytime.
Bill
David Faulkner wrote:
Patrick:
That's what they were running from about 0436(when I tuned in) until after
0445. I didn't listen for an ID as I
Resolved - Should we post bandscans on a common web page so that we can
look at them at our leisure?
Bill
Charles A Taylor wrote:
At 10:53 PM 6/24/2007 -0700, you wrote:
Charles,
I look forward to your bandscan.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
Patrick,
I stayed up last night because I thought the test was on Sunday Morning
(24 June) and left the radio on 1360 all night. I did not hear the test
and as WNJC is almost always there, if the test was on, I think I would
have heard it.
Bill
chris and anne wrote:
Isn't tonight the test for WNJC
Nick,
Could it be a DU or a TP with a weak carrier on 1359? Just a thought
Bill
Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
been going over my recordings of 1360 during the WNJC test, andno
code, no sweeps, just KKMO and KUIK.
However, was someone testing on the channel with a 1 kHz tone? I
have one
Marc:
I would be curious if KDKA or WHO would mess up WBZ's extended coverage
area at night and if WBZ would even care.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
Marc DeLorenzo wrote:
If WBZ-1030 turns on IBOC 24 hours (and I think they will) and If Nibi-Nibi
were on 1020 or 1040, I wouldn't have
Charlie, how about Howard County, Maryland? They are also on 1700. Check
out the pics and the audio clips at
http://dxing.philcobill.com/tis/howard_tis/
For a TIS at a high frequency they get out well on ground wave. Check
out the antenna.
Bill
Charles A Taylor wrote:
1700VA
Charlie, one of us is confused. this is the station to which I was
referring in the previous message.
Bill
Charles A Taylor wrote:
1620WPQE514 VA Chester. 1830 5/24. This was my unIDed WCTU514.
Keep hearing this until LSS, with looped Welcome
hours worth of barely readable audio in a couple of mp3 files that you
are welcome to listen to.
Bill Harms
Charles A Taylor wrote:
At 10:32 PM 5/26/2007 -0400, you wrote:
Charlie, I am about 99.999 percent sure you have WPQE514.
Bill,
NOW I understand. The reference to Ashland confused
Charlie, I am about 99.999 percent sure you have WPQE514 Ashland.
Bill Harms
Charles Taylor said
QRM from still unIDed VA TIS with frequent references to Petersburg and Civil
War memorials. (CAT-NC)
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Drop the Ashland. I don't know which one of the several transmitters
you have
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Charlie, I am about 99.999 percent sure you have WPQE514 Ashland.
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someone in government may have such a
list. If it exists, it is not made public.
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Charles A Taylor wrote:
Bill,
Do you maintain the TIS List?
Charles
Charles A Taylor, WD4INP
Greenville, North Carolina
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The TIS could have been in safe-mode. They generally start playing the
NOAA weather when that happens.
Charles A Taylor wrote:
1610 WQVB479 NCRocky Mount, Edgecombe Co. 5/18 @1330. Heard constant
relay of NWS station Rocky Mount, without any TIS ID. FCC lists this
as Edgecombe
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mmm. Didn't know a grant to buy a transmitter and all the trimmings
was a possibility. Patrick Griffith, do you have any info on this? Bill
Harms?
I have not seen anything official about
What does this mean to HD Radio?
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in a high signal environment, but I have not noticed a problem. I
echo what Pat M said. I wish I would have gotten one years ago. It is
worth every penny spent on it, and more.
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Charles A Taylor wrote:
Who currently makes phasers? Current prices?
Thanks, y'all.
Charles A Taylor
Saul,
I have never heard CKAT here because of my local on 600 WCAO
CIGM is often the channel dominant here day (in the winter) and at
night, especially when conditions favor the north and I have an antenna
pointed that way.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
saulamdx wrote:
790 CIGM
Bill
I am curious about how this affects reception of HLAZ 1566
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Bill Block wrote:
Lots of IBOC hash here in Prescott Valley.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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Gary:
I am not surprised at all. I have only heard them a handful of
times in the past three years, always by happenstance. They operate the
transmitter very irregularly.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
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A newbie here. I live approximately 40 air miles from
Hi Les:
I heard on Sunday 1 April between 1400 and 1500 EDT as stated in
my original post. Brett Saylor also heard them in State College, PA
until they signed off after 1800. I have not heard them since (as of
1455 3 April). I have never heard them after dark.
Here are my clips.
to my information, so they probably can be wdiely heard on the East Coast.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland.
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BARRY DAVIES wrote:
Hello Bill
At 1kW WD2XXM would likely make it to the UK. What is the purpose of the
station and why the funny calls?
Barry
Steve Whitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
** U S A. After
Again for clarity, I am not sure how long they have been on the air and
whether or not they were the first to run IBOC
Bill
Bill Harms wrote:
Barry:
This is an experimental station operated by iBiquity, the company which
is promoting IBOC. They have run irregular tests of IBOC
interested in regular
broadcaster but some members may be interested in experimental stations. Do
they broadcast overnight your time.
Barry
Bill Harms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again for clarity, I am not sure how long they have been on the air and
whether or not they were the first to run
, so they probably can be wdiely heard on the East Coast.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland.
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Neil:
Have you heard anything from Down Under? It seems like they show up
here in Maryland with carriers more often that the TPs. Although I
have had carriers from 747 and 1566 here as well. I have had a
carrier on 774, but I have not been to tell if it is Japan or the
Aussie.
Bill
On 20
The KMTI DX text was heard in Maryland. At 0242 3/19 heard a
combination of sweep tones and code IDs through WSM and WSRO. The
code sounds jumbled because of the interference, but you can tell it
was code. The sweep tones came through just fine.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
260 degree EWE
Pat/Bob:
I believe the restriction only applies to cable/satellite systems.
Please correct me if I am wrong. There is no problem picking up a
station over the air outside of your market.
Bill
On 18 Mar 2007 at 8:47, Bob Young wrote:
There is no such law, only BS from the big boys,
If the FCC were completely reasonable about this, they would
authorize temporary experiemental use of IBOC at night just to see
what would happen before making a final decision. It seems to me
that the question of what would happen with nighttime IBOC is still
open.
Bill Harms
On 16 Mar
Good thought, but I understand that many other countrys are going to
digital on MW.
Bill Harms
On 17 Mar 2007 at 13:06, Neil Kazaross wrote:
73 KAZ who will be spending more time in the evening working out, since
his DX hobby will be ruined in a few years. With luck I can live another
50
Good deal. This will be fun trying to pick up. I have them verified
on 1340 and 1590. The 1340 QSL is the smallest in my collection (a
business card).
http://qsl.philcobill.com/mw/usa/KMTI_Manti_1340a.jpg
http://qsl.philcobill.com/mw/usa/KMTI_Manti_1590.jpg
See you on #MWDX
Bill Harms
that the latter would get more people's attention.
Bill Harms
On 17 Mar 2007 at 12:16, Patrick Martin wrote:
I don't think there is any question about IBOC at night. We have heard it
often. KSL alone ran their IBOC 24/7 over a 3 day holiday sometime back.
1150 1170 were not listenable even out
when all
stations light up with IBOC at night. I am sure that when that
happens, some people will then realize the monster that has been
created. I agree to the extent that there will be problems, because
as a DXer, like you and Pat, we all have a feel for the band.
Bill Harms
On 17 Mar 2007
Pat:
I have also noticed that many stations which were stalwarts on AM are
now focusing on FM. Even our old time friend KSL is emphasizing its
FM over the AM. There are countless other stations doing the same
thing. Maybe AM is indeed dying. IBOC would only hasten the end.
Bill Harms
in Italy and Holland (and elsewhere in Europe?) this season and
the Korean even sent a QSL to the lucky DXer in Holland, Max Arnhem.
Bill Harms
On 15 Mar 2007 at 22:11, Walter Salmaniw wrote:
Fellas, I've posted a number of interesting MW clips from my dxpedition on
the Queen Charlotte Islands
WYRE 810 Annapolis is now Urban (at least when I heard them) // to
KBLA 1580 and WKHZ 1590. Their web site is khztv.com. This must be a
very recent change as 100,000watts has not picked it up yet. Hi
Scott!
Bill Harms
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You are welcome.
Yes, they were, and were running an OC.
:-)
Bill
On 15 Mar 2007 at 18:26, Scott Fybush wrote:
Bill Harms wrote:
WYRE 810 Annapolis is now Urban (at least when I heard them) // to KBLA
1580 and WKHZ 1590. Their web site is khztv.com. This must be a very
recent change
BTW, KBLA and WKHZ may have also changed formats
Bill
On 15 Mar 2007 at 18:26, Scott Fybush wrote:
Thanks, Bill! I hear WYRE was off the air for a while before this?
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Who knows for sure? I heard them announcing all three stations this
afternoon. I notice there is a place holder for Washington, DC, and
the audio strem was //.
Bill
On 15 Mar 2007 at 18:51, Scott Fybush wrote:
If I'm reading the (really awful) khztv.com website correctly, the KHZ
TV
Les,
I am not familiar with the GAIM client. I use mIRC. At some place
in the client you have to connect with the room. In chat room
parlance that is called joining. At some point you will have to
enter the name of the chat room. In this case it is #mwdx.
Bill Harms
co-founder
Hi Les:
I see that you logged on to #mwdx chat room. Glad you made it, but
sorry I missed you.
I am sure we will chat there in the future.
Bill Harms
#MWDX co-founder
On 13 Mar 2007 at 12:46, Les Rayburn wrote:
I'm a long time, though infrequent user of the Medium Wave
How about setting up a moderated blog? We could post things to it
and carry on the discussion of old-time DXers there. Is there someone
in our midst with the web publishing skills to accomplish this? If
not, my son is a web designer, perhaps I could persuade him to help.
Bill Harms
On 10
Charlie:
KOA is relatively easy here in Maryland when cx to the West are
halfway decent. I think they can be heard easily if you are far
enough away from a nearby co-channel station. I heard KSL a couple of
months ago, but it was a situation where the ID popped in while
camping on the
at hearing those rare states?
Bill Harms
On 9 Mar 2007 at 1:59, Patrick Martin wrote:
Of the old clears, I still get WLW, WGN, WJR, WBBM, WBAP, WCCO, WWL,
WLS, WHO, KWKH, WOAI, and maybe one or two others. But most are no
longer QRM free. This is with my beverage. 1200 I think was the last
one
Or a certain DXer who hails from BC who built his own DX rig and
contributed to introducing DXers to the technical side of DXing.
Bill Harms
On 9 Mar 2007 at 18:32, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
And each individual club (including IRCA) has many unsung heroes that have
mainly contributed
Include this in the last message. It makes more sense that way.
Bill Harms
On 9 Mar 2007 at 18:32, Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Of course, where does history cut off? There are folks doing things
today that I'm sure historians will regard as important, Bruce Portzer's
Pacific Asian log, Herman
the link below)
Bill Harms
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http://sounds.philcobill.com/01540-20070302-0709-unid.mp3
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Thanks to Saul Chernos, this has been IDed at CHIN. There is a clear
ID at the beginning of the announcement. I don't know why I missed
it. Argh.
I apologize for the doubling up of the messages. My virus scanner
sometimes becomes overly aggressive..
Bill Harms
On 7 Mar 2007 at 10:51
CHIN and ZNS is more of a problem than WDCD here. I have heard WRTK
ID at least three times in the past 5 minutes. They just pop up with
an ID.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 1 Mar 2007 at 17:18, Russ Edmunds wrote:
*** Could be - could also be WSIV or one of the two in NC WDCD
I have been monitoring the channel from about 1215 to 1245 and have
not heard anything yet. Will continue to listen.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, maryland
On 23 Feb 2007 at 22:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WABV, at 1590 kHz will conduct a test at from 12:05 am to 2:05 am on the
morning of Saturday
Good going for you WC guys. Now if WOR and Rebelde would sign off at
the same time it would be good for us EC DXers.
Bill Harms
On 22 Feb 2007 at 19:50, Patrick Martin wrote:
Bruce,
Thanks for the great tip!!! Hopefully CX will be decent enough to hear
something new.
73,
Patrick
I did hear VOA 1575, but that was Thailand... I heard VOA 1143 too,
and that was Philippines. I was confusing myself.
Bill
On 20 Feb 2007 at 22:12, Bill Harms wrote:
Pat:
I heard VOA 1575 and Radio Veritas 846 when I DXed in Utah, but that
was on beverage antennas strung
I have the telltale spike on 738. I doubt I will ever hear audio
from Tahiti here because of CHWO KRMG etc. One can dream however.
Bill Harms
On 20 Feb 2007 at 1:48, Patrick Martin wrote:
I notice NZ is fairly decent on 765 as I type this with some Maori
sounding ancr at 0945 UTC. Tonga
Pat:
I heard VOA 1575 and Radio Veritas 846 when I DXed in Utah, but that
was on beverage antennas strung out in the desert.
Bill Harms
On 20 Feb 2007 at 15:10, Patrick Martin wrote:
I don't know if the Philippines has ever been logged off the West Coast. I
am not sure if anyone off
of what they are losing if IBOC becomes a full reality.
Bill Harms
On 19 Feb 2007 at 16:53, Patrick Martin wrote:
I guess it comes down to Does KGO care about their skywave listeners any
longer? Maybe the hiss is not heard in the local bay area, but it sure
affects the distant listeners
Pat, can you get an audio clip of that chainsaw sound?
Maybe you can send a polite note to KGO telling them what you are
hearing...
Bill Harms
On 18 Feb 2007 at 6:20, Patrick Martin wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have no idea if it is another test, or they kicked it on at 0600 PST
I wonder if this is the asymmetry/directional antenna issue that
people have been talking on the BROADCAST mailing list. I have heard
something similar on WTWP/WTOP when they had IBOC on. That is why I
was asking about an audio clip, so I could compare.
Bill Harms
On 18 Feb 2007 at 7:25
old cicadas that came old a couple of years ago.
It is my understanding it had to do with bandwidth issues and
asymmetry involved with directional antennas. That is a serious
issue for certain stations, something that is not easily dismissed.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 19 Feb 2007 at 1:21
It sounds like WELD
Bill Harms
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On 16 Feb 2007 at 19:27, Ira Elbert New, III wrote:
Who has Oldies on 690? I have a station mixing with Montreal that I
can't seem to track down. There's a station in NE, but I doubt I'm hearing
it here in GA tonight.
Bert New
I will take the snow over the freezing rain we here in the Baltimore-
DC are supposed to get tonight.
Bill Harms
On 13 Feb 2007 at 20:44, Scott Fybush wrote:
A poster to the DCRTV.com site reports WAGE 1200 Leesburg VA announcing
that it will stay at full 5 kW day power/pattern tonight
And KBRW is heard all day long in Scandanavia.
Bill Harms
On 12 Feb 2007 at 19:40, Chuck Hutton wrote:
Bruce and I had pieces of Barrow (NPR programming etc) at sunrise a year
or so ago. It's hard to drill a hole in KNBR, and letting sunrise take out
the domestics helped a bunch
570 WTNT on
600 WCAO on
730 WKDL/WXTR off since call change
980 WTEM off
1450 WOL off
1500 WTWP off.
So, in the Washington, DC - Baltimore, MD area, four out of the six
stations which have had IBOC are not using it as of 11 February. How
does that compare to other areas?
Bill Harms
Elkridge
, but that is
manageable with matching transformers etc. Then again, the overall
signal strengths of stations here are stronger than for you, so they
overpower any noise to some extent. I hope this makes sense.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 11 Feb 2007 at 19:01, Patrick Martin wrote:
Greetings;
I have been
in the clear when I use the phaser..
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
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I seem to recall a project to digitize past DXMs. Is that project
still going on? What is the status if it is?
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For the record, WJFK is in Baltimore, MD
On 10 Feb 2007 at 7:03, Russ Edmunds wrote:
WAVZ New Haven CT recently went ESPN, and WJFK-VA also is. I can't say
about WERE.
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Thanks to Bruce I too was also able to log WKYH. I heard USA radio
news, weather forecast, local ad, ID, and then Savage Nation. Mostly
over my phase nulled local WCAO. Bruce informed me of his reception
on the #mwdx chat room. Thank you Bruce.
Bill Harms
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R8B
K9AY
260 deg
Does anyone else hear a hum on 1040? I have a loud hum here in
Maryland and it is making listening to WHO annoying.
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Here is an image from Spec Lab of the hu.
http://sounds.philcobill.com/capt-01040-20070206-0035-drifter.jpg
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On 5 Feb 2007 at 21:35, Bill Harms wrote:
Does anyone else hear a hum on 1040? I have a loud hum here in
Maryland and it is making listening to WHO annoying
Congratulation Marc! Glad you found the #mwdx room to be useful.
Bill Harms
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On 4 Feb 2007 at 6:16, Marc DeLorenzo wrote:
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
Charlie, Your guess of WMET is pretty good. WMET does play a lot of
non-English stuff on the weekends especially. In fact, they are
running Arabic as I am typing this (1637 EST 2/4). You might also
hear non-English programming on 1120 WUST and WBIS 1190
Bill Harms
On 4 Feb 2007 at 15:42
I am hearing a bunch of offset signals on 1040.
1. 1040.061
2. 1040.135
3. carrier drifting between 1039.875 and 1039.890, oscillating about
once every 2 minutes.
I have not been able to pull any audio out of them. I am curious
about what others are hearing.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
R8B
in the daytime even in the
summer, and I believe that Pat Martin hears them regularly in Oregon.
I also understand that they have been heard in the daytime in
Oklahoma (John Bryant?).
Bill Harms
On 4 Feb 2007 at 22:08, Craig Healy wrote:
Is it true that lower freq daytime signals travel
further
their antenna pattern is out of whack for some
reason. Re-log for here
Bill Harms
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The DX gods are smiling on Maryland tonight. KXSP 590 was coming in
a few minutes ago with a booming signal with a spot for Creighton
Basketball, an ID as Fox Big Sports and mentions of Omaha. Caught
it all in a recording! 1/28/07 1845
Bill Harms
WDHP Frederiksted, Virgin Islands re-broadcasting this program?
On 22 Jan 2007 at 18:28, Konnie Rychalsky wrote:
Just heard, can anyone comment on what I heard
1620 Radio Republica - 2300-UTC Jan 22, 07; OM in SS giving
station call letters and address in Miami before slow fade.
I believe I have a jammer on 1550? Is it bleedover from 1548.
Anyway, here is a clip of it
http://sounds.philcobill.com/01550-20070122-2022-bubble_jammer.mp3
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Upon further thought, is Cuba trying to jam a USA station? Just
speculation.
On 22 Jan 2007 at 20:44, Bill Harms wrote:
I believe I have a jammer on 1550? Is it bleedover from 1548.
Anyway, here is a clip of it
http://sounds.philcobill.com/01550-20070122-2022-bubble_jammer.mp3
Bill
The few times I have checked this channel, I have had a stout carrier
(5-10 db above the noise) in the morningds. No audio yet. Other
TP/DU carriers include 738, 774, 1017, 1098, and 1566.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 20 Jan 2007 at 17:47, Neil Kazaross wrote:
This one gets inland
offer this URL a place to start. We can also talk about
it on #mwdx.
http://www.dxing.info/equipment/impedance_transformer_bryant.doc
Bill Harms
On 14 Jan 2007 at 14:20, Jim Pogue wrote:
OK, this is probably going to sound like a dumb question to a lot of you,
but I've never been one to shy
Barry:
I have been using Barry M's web site all day. The domain name has a
new IP and it has not caught up with the DNS servers.
You can access his site at http://74.104.55.19/ambc/
Bill Harms
Co-founder of #MWDX chat room
On 12 Jan 2007 at 18:59, BARRY DAVIES wrote:
Hello
Barry and others:
Keep checking back. The DNS servers should be caught up soon.
Meanwhile, you can use the explicit address.
Bill Harms
Co-founder of the #mwdx IRC chat room
On 12 Jan 2007 at 20:22, BARRY DAVIES wrote:
Spot on Bill and working. I am not a computer buff and so ask is it OK
Barry:
To answer your question, you could still use the explicit address
until the IP changes, and that is probably not likely to happen for a
while. Since the domain name URL works fine now that is moot anyway.
Bill Harms
On 12 Jan 2007 at 21:13, BARRY DAVIES wrote:
Hello Bill (again
How about CKJH 750 Melfort, Saskatchewan? They change their pattern
at 1815 EST and they are oldies.
Bill Harms
Elkdridge, Maryland
On 8 Jan 2007 at 15:35, George Sherman wrote:
Anybody know any possibilities here? Heard w/WSB nulled, 3 rock oldies in
a row, then off or to night facilities
Do they have a regular schedule?
Bill Harms
On 7 Jan 2007 at 12:52, Chris Black wrote:
They just repeat the special beacon call which is: WD2SXH and then add a
/ and a number like 10 or 17 which is the designation of the
particular Amateur operator. A 10 would be W4DEX which is in the 4
Hi Charlie:
How are things going?
This is CFDR 780, Darthmouth, NS.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 7 Jan 2007 at 19:50, Charles A Taylor wrote:
MW DX fans,
Tonight (1/7/07 at 1900 EST), on 780 I heard an unIDer that called itself
Country Kick.
The NRC AM DX Log
Perhaps you are right. However, I tried a few minutes ago and they
are looping to the South of me.
Bill
On 6 Jan 2007 at 2:43, Saul Chernos wrote:
My hunch is Rossford OH. Not much luck getting clear enough signals for IDs,
tonight...
Saul
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From: Bill
My guess? I believe you have CBKF and not CINW, based on the fact
that you heard music and CINW is all news. But of course, anything
is possible.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 6 Jan 2007 at 5:34, Doug Pifer-desert4wd.com wrote:
What the heck? Hearing french music, talk fading in and out
Doug:
I agree. The Radio Canada slogan clinches it, since that is the
slogan they use. CINF calls itself Info 690.
Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland
On 6 Jan 2007 at 6:20, Doug Pifer-desert4wd.com wrote:
Thanks for all your help. I guess it's CBKF. Odd's are good I suppose,
hi. Normally I
I have WLLL
On 5 Jan 2007 at 21:18, saulamdx wrote:
930 gospel music to south earing up BEN Buffalo NY.
Perhaps VA or NC?
Signs of Wobbler earlier on 930...
Saul
Burnt River ON
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Not sure, but I believe the R and B is WARR. At least I have heard
them there at night in the past.
On 5 Jan 2007 at 23:00, Saul Chernos wrote:
1520 WWKB Bufalo getting naled by presumed sikeston MO with counry and
an unID with r'n'b or gospel music.
WKTR noted on at 0500 1/4 with the ESPN overnight show. ID at 0600. I
guess they are either on accidently or they have a new authorization
to operate at night. AM Query at FCC has them still as a daytimer.
Bill Harms
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