Re: [IRCA] Fwd: re:alaskans

[Walter Salmaniw <salmaniw@xxxxxxx>]

At 07:40 PM 3/21/2007, you wrote:

>Since I put up the WNW EWE, Alaska has become as common as Hawaii for
>me. I wish I would have put in the WNW EWE before! The reason I never
>thought about it, was I fiqured how broad the pattern was with the EWE,
>the SW one I have had since 1981, got a lot of Northern Asians, so I
>thought, a NW one would not do me much good. Boy, was I wrong.  Besides
>the increase in Northern Asians like Korea 1305, Alaskans are now
>common,. where they never used to be. I always heard them living so
>close, but except for KTKN 930 that I hear year around anyway at 750
>miles, the others were not all that common. Some are getting like pests.
>hi. 
>Plus I have logged a lot I have not heard before like KZPA-900-Ft.
>Yukon

That one eluded me in Masset.  Our own local Victoria station on 900 completely dominates that channel, even on the Queen Charlottes, including during the day.  Congratulations, Patrick!  No luck with KBRW either, since it's always either KNBR or the French language station dominating there.  870 was a regular and well heard, however........Walt
PS:  I'm gradually posting clips of interesting loggings on www.dxer.ca  .  My hope is to post all the IDs heard of the Alaskans in decent quality.  Not many up yet, but many more to come.

>, KSKO-870-McGrath, and several call changes on others. KBRW 680
>still eludes me for the ID.


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