Re: [IRCA] DX this SSS

["David Faulkner" <dfdf@xxxxxxxxxx>]

1590  WBHN	NC  Bryson City w/TOH ID good but a bit garbled 11/14, 1800,
o/WAKR & a bunch of others, probably the one w/oldies.  NC #124.

1600  WKZK  SC  N. Augusta 11/14, 1751 on top w/Blk. Gospel, African
American lady doing promos for station program on "1600, WKZK" from 10:30 -
11:00, Monday - Friday; many IDs noted, good signal & on top. SC #43

I never know what to expect from either of these channels here.  They are
absolutely wide open, even with WAKR less than 200 miles away on 1590 and
WZZW now full time on 1600 (though never heard at night).  1600 is the most
interesting.  WFIS often dominates at night, though WRPN is also common, as
is KATZ.  WMHG, Muskegon is common at LSR and have logged most of the nearby
stations.  WXMY frequently clobbers WZZW well before sunset, WAOS and WMQM
are common at LSS, and WWRL gets in sometimes too.  The most remarkable of
all was the LSS three years ago when Key West was the only station here
11/16/04 1830 - at least 1900.  With all that, who needs KOHI, though from
all the traffic about that one I must be the only DX'er in the country who
hasn't heard it!

Oh by the way, WLGN 1510, Logan, was back on today w/its usual ESPN format,
but no TOH IDs.  WPAY, 1400, Portsmouth, was noted back on 11/4, while
sitting in the Wal-Mart parking lot in Jackson, but they don't make it the
next 30 miles into Albany.  Ohio River valley stations do not seem to get
out well.

73's
David Faulkner  Albany, OH

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