It would seem that everyone is hearing the
same
station. How likely is it that multiple stations on one frequency would
be
running test tones at the same times on the same date?
>From
what I've seen
posted, this thing has been heard from north Florida
to Illinois
during daytime. I would agree it doesn't sound like 400 W.
I'd have to question that everybody is even hearing the same station.
Are
there any other 1600s stations that span that kind of distance?
Not heard here, but I wasn't watching email until this afternoon.
Currently I'm distracted by the Pirate on 1620, love that nostalgia.
Curt
W. Curt Deegan
Boca Raton, (Southeast) Florida
Powell E. Way III W4OPW wrote:
--- chris and anne <tantwo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This signal loud this AM....faded to a residual
around 7:45 EST....remnants continued 'til 8:55 EST
when it disappeared abruptly. Looped NE/SW......I
wouldn't think Kintronics , based on
bearings.....We'll be listening off and on all
day.... Chris K4CME nr. Greenville , S.C.>
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I doubt if it is Kintronics because for the distant
reports and signal strength it sounds like high power
and not 400 watts.
Powell
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