Re: [IRCA] This morning's 810 surprise

["David Faulkner" <dfdf@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I ought to have my head examined on this one.  Correct time is 6:15 a.m.,
not 8:15.  I should have known better, since I was sitting where it is
necessary for me to sit on any school morning at that time, and it's the
only time I have to DX, using my Radio Shack multi-band portable, of course.
Anyway, they were here again this morning, tho' not as strong.

73's
David Faulkner  Albany, Ohio

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On Behalf Of David Faulkner
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 3:38 PM
To: 'Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America'
Subject: Re: [IRCA] This morning's 810 surprise

Group:

	Dropped by 810 this morning at 8:15 EDT expecting WPIN, which has
become rather a pest lately.  Instead...

810  WJJQ  WI  Tomahawk well over everything in WGY null w/Wisconsin state
nx, stories about crime in Milwaukee & fishing in L. Michigan, spots for a
hardware store in Tomahawk & Nakoma's Restaurant, "On hwy. 107 just N. of
Tomahawk."  Left & returned a couple minutes later to find them carrying
Mike & Mike/ESPN.  Do they really have all of 930 watts?  WI #27 here.

I probably shouldn't be surprised.  WI does unusually well around here.
WRRD often owns 540 at night, WISN is easier than WDFN, and on 1440, where
WAJR gets in w/a vy. Weak signal all day, I often hear WNFL blasting in at
about Green Bay sunrise--that is, when I don't already have WJJL blasting
in.  On the other hand, TX stations are rare as hen's teeth here, whereas
when I lived in central Illinois, I logged them on just about every
frequenty, including all the tiny ones on 1510!

BTW, my most heard state here is NC, w/116 stations logged.  That's 2 ahead
of Ohio. From there, TN, 107, VA, 95, KY, 91, PA, 85, WV & MI, 61.
73's
David
-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of kevin redding
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 2:39 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] k m i k possibly testing iboc


On Apr 11, 2007, at 9:42 AM, Bob Young wrote:

> AM analog stereo sounded nice years ago and it didn't need IBAC.


AM stereo did sound very nice. Too bad that its gone.

Kevin
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