Re: [IRCA] 535 Grenada

["David Gleason" <david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

They have lost the mast several times in hurricanes. 


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> I have not logged this one in years either. I remember back it 1986 when
> I logged them. The mail service between the US and Grenada was poor and
> they never replied to my reports. I went to EXPO 86 in Vancouver BC, and
> someone was there from Grenada. I gave them my report and they hand
> delivered it and in a few weeks I got a nice verie letter. I think they
> were like 20 KW at the time.
> 
I was at Expo 86 a lot and I saw noone from Grenada!

I will admit: I guessed at the transmitter...
Should have known it was a Harris.
Interesting to see the different heights and configuration
of the antennas though.

Colin Newell in Victoria
(actually holds a broadcast technicians certification
 for broacast transmitters < 50kw in Canada -- never used)
Drake R8 - Wellbrook ALA100

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