Re: [IRCA] 1100 Wobbler

["W. Curt Deegan" <WWWR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Craig,

Your results are consistent with other reports by FL DXers.  My log shows 
no Wobbler on 1100 on Jan. 9.

1080 and 1120 are indeed // R.Cadena Habana on 1100 as heard from FLs west 
coast.

I'm much more likely to hear eastern Cuban stations, rather than those 
around Havana.  This is why hearing the Wobbler on 1100 during the day is a 
chore for me.

Curt
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W. Curt Deegan
Boca Raton, (southeast) FL

At 08:40 AM 1/23/2006, you wrote:
> > The 1100 Wobbler is on a moderately powered station, from all
> > indications.  During the day I have been able to hear the 1100 Wobbler,
>but
> > only just barely.  Without the Wobbler I would be unable to hear anything
> > at all from that station.  West coast Florida DXers can hear the station
> > during the day better than me because it is located near Havana on the
> > western coast of Cuba.  But even they did not notice it had returned to
>the
> > air until I reported hearing a Wobbler on the frequency -- a certain clue
> > of a Cuba station.
>
>My Florida notes from 9 January indicate a Cuban heard on 1100 looping 200°
>and //1080.  This was a mid-day bandscan from Naples beach about 500' south
>of the Naples Pier.  There was also a 1120 that looped 210° parallel to the
>others.  I didn't notice any wobble at that time.
>
>Radio for that trip was a Sony ICF-SW100S barefoot.
>
>Craig Healy
>Providence, RI



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