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Re: [IRCA] 1710 Mystery Station - not near Seattle?
At 10:37 PM 5/23/2009, you wrote:
>At 18:01 5/23/2009, you wrote:
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>>There are Doukhobors in central/south-eastern BC, but this is a very old immigration. The main new Russian population is in Vancouver, and IMHO, running pirates on 1710 is simply not a Canadian thing to do. My DFing (as primitive as it is) is all to the south. Nick has better access to DFing than I do, so he might be able to comment further. Doubt very much Canada.....Walt
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>The direction finding this evening is actually pointing towards Canada, but the fading is so erratic on this one that I can't really be certain....it seems to be about 60 degrees....(240 degrees seems unlikely I would think, as there's not much population in the northwestern tip of the Olympic peninsula, Russian or otherwise).
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>There really isn't much USA except for Blaine, WA, at 60 degrees from here...anybody in the Vancouver area monitoring this?
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>Nick
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Tonight, my ALA 100 oriented to the SW/NW is giving the strongest signal, which coincides nicely with what Nick is seeing. I don't get much out of them until much later in the evening, though...Walt
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