Re: [IRCA] XEUT-1630/XEPE-1700 (was: WLQV-1500 Michigan Blasting Into Alabama)

["Tim Hall" <timhall1@xxxxxxxxx>]

XEUT does sound weaker of late.  When they first came on, their midday
signal blasted all across San Diego County and could be weakly heard
as far away as Ridgecrest.  Nowadays, XEPE is louder than XEUT ever
was.  10kW ND at night sounds possible, but I doubt they're only
running 10kW during the day...   73, Tim

On 10/15/06, Patrick Martin <mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Tim,
>
> According to recent QSL from CE Bill Lipis at XEPE, they are indeed 10
> KW ND fulltime but runs two towers. But XEPE is much stronger here than
> XEUT. I have always wondered if XEUT was running 10 KW, as they sure
> don't sound like it. More like 1 KW.
>
> 73,
>
> Patrick
>
> Patrick Martin
> KAVT Reception Manager
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