Re: [IRCA] An "on the road" logging

["David Faulkner" <dfdf@xxxxxxxxxx>]

WHLN is a real pest around here.  Is it just me or do many of the KY
Appalachia stations seem to run unusually strong until 2000?  Have noted
WFSR, 970, equal w/WATH here numerous occasions, & others of the 5 kw stns
in that region as well.

73's
David Faulkner

-----Original Message-----
From: irca-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:irca-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Joe Miller, KJ8O
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 10:08 PM
To: IRCA MW List; NRC
Subject: [IRCA] An "on the road" logging

Hi everyone,

I am on overnight business trip and while driving
south on I-75 approx. 50-60 miles north of Dayton,
Ohio, I heard the following:

WHLN, 1410, Harlan, KY, 11/13/07, 08:00 pm EST
(approx.) Oldies music and station ID, heard while
trying to tune in the much more local and more
powerful WING in Dayton. FCC sez 41 watts. 

73 de Joe, KJ8O


 
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