Re: [IRCA] Terminating Resistor

[C B <bevdxer@xxxxxxxxx>]

Pat,

That certainly could be the case. Being almost due
east of KSL, they have always been a tough null. I
believe I logged one Mexican station on that
frequency, that's it. The null was really tight, as I
recall. I haven't had the good fortune of catching
them in a SP. Now that I think of it, I may have
logged the Cuban during a DXpedition east of Denver in
the mid 90's. As I recall though, KSL was very strong
off the back side of the BOGs. The beverages were
typically oriented from 105 to 120 degrees.

73,

Craig

--- Patrick Martin <mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Craig,
> 
> Also during the same period there was a strong Cuban
> on 1160 that was
> tearing up KSL, even here in the West. The CE at KSL
> was complaing, but
> there wasn't anything they could do. But Castro got
> tired of 1160 and
> moved on elsewhere. I thought it was Taino, but
> maybe it was Progreso or
> some other net.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Patrick
> 
> Patrick Martin
> Seaside  OR
> KAVT Reception Manager
> 
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