Maybe WAMB said "currently right here in Music City" (Nashville). George S., MN
Nigel Pimblett <ntp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yesterday was a good SSS night here also, and I managed to phase KSL
enough to pick up at least two other signals. One turned out to be
Chicago's WYLL, which although logged & QSLed before, is still pretty
rare (Well, on 1160 anything other than KSL qualifies as rare!) . The
other station remains as an unID, in spite of being quite listenable at
peaks. Format seemed to be nostalgia style music. The weather was 58
degrees with a forecast low of 40 and the next day's high of 51, which
eliminated some of the suspects. WAMB seems one possibility, and I
have heard it hear before, 4 or 5 years ago. During the weather the
announcer seemed to say "....currently right here in Memphis
City",
which didn't make a lot of sense to me. Any suggestions would be welcome.
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta
Neil Kazaross wrote:
>One of the best SSS nights of this month with widespread good cx in westerly
>directions. I'll try to give a quick summary. Times CST. KTNN 660 AZ in very
>well with Navaho talk 1755. KKOB 770 blasting over WABC and no phasing
>needed at that time. KDJQ 890 ID vg and slightly atop phased WLS on peaks
>1810 (by far the easiest way to log Idaho here and Boise sunset time is 1815
>in Nov) Over to 670 and a quick partial phase of WSCR and some talk and
>spots from KBOI weakly mixing with a weak XESOS pest. (Note that I didn't
>spend time IDing my reasonably commonly heard indicator stations and I'm
>familiar with what pgmg they have at the time) ..opps forgot to mention KDWN
>720 NV audible thru phased WGN 1811:30.
>
>Quickly over to 700
to try to get a positive from KXLX WA which I have
>several tentatives on this season. There's enough groundwave from WLW to
>make it difficult to phase completely but at 1813 local ads come atop and
>then into a NIT tourney semi final BKB game, and lost at 1816:40 switch for
>tonite's only new one !
>
>A check of 1000 at 1818 and it seems KTOK OK was still on day rig and they
>were way to strong o/phased WMVP (at 1826 I did note KOMO's news gal) and
>tuning past 990 and strange to find CBW in a big fade and SS chatter yield a
>Rockola ID at 1819 which seems a bit early for Mexicali. But Northern Baha
>coming in as XEMO noted w/CJBC phased out thru KOA's IBOC hash at 1824.
>Later on 860 around 1836 it sounded like talk from KPAM OR but attempts to
>log OR on 700 and 660 failed as usual (mountain blockage.?.like for 1030
>KDUN which I still need in spite of 1080 OR The Fan in decently o/u KRLD
>w/semi WNWI phased out.) I tried for KEX 1190 (unneeded but 1080 is more
>common this season) and noted a much better than usual WLIB NYC with ID's
>into Air America. Sacremento 1140 and 1530 noted around 1852 with WRVA/WCKY
>phase nulled and also CKST 1040 BC backgrounding WHO with sports.
>
>Column and web sight editors note that I will have time tomorrow to send
>many many loggings from what has been the best Oct/Nov here.
>
>73 KAZ Phasing his western BOGs from Barrington IL
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