Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Loggings and unIDs from early this morning at Burnt River ON

[neilkaz <neilkaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Some of these have been IDed by others at the WTFDA site but anyhow.

620 is XENK

1190 I hear "estado de Mexico" I strongly suspect a major network and XEWK, someone more fluent may be sure.

1190 C&W is clear KQQZ

790 it sounds like a 3 trece y media mention (3:30) but my SS isn't good enough to get any more info.

830 I am not sure if she's starting off with a slogan, but if so, I don't recongnize it.

73 KAZ




-----Original Message-----
>From: Chernos Saul <sauldx@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Sep 10, 2011 1:07 PM
>To: am@xxxxxxxxxxx, amdx@xxxxxxxxxx, amfmtvdx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [NRC-AM] Loggings and unIDs from early this morning at Burnt River	ON
>
>
>AM's been pretty hot the few times I've checked, and this week was no exception, dusting off my AOR 7030 Plus and Quantum Loop for their first serious run at the 2011-12 season. (I'll get the wires out later this weekend, want to re-lay some of them).
> 
>Woke up at 0500 - times are all EDT - this morning (Saturday Sept 11) and was rewarded with:
> 
>790 at at 0522 with unID Spanish. Clip posted online (link is below). This was my first tip that cx were good to the south. Reloj appeared at times, way in the backgroind. Also had Louisville KY with "Sports Radio 790 and 101.7" ID.
> 
>620 at 0532 EDT is almost certainly a Mexican, as I am pretty sure I hear "XE-something" in an ID. I just can't make out the other call letters. Again, a clip is online - see link below.
> 
>690 KTSM El Paso TX, ay 0558, while a relog here (heard a few times last winter), was awful strong and a first for the Quantum loop, which is doing a good enough job with IBOC from 700 WLW.
> 
>830 was actually quite strong at times, and had two Spanish-language stations, when I first checked there at 0550. But it was all music, with a couple of brief ill-timed fade-downs. I did catch some talk at 0602 ... a few words uttered by a female announcer in between songs. She could be saying something IDable, or she could be expressing her wish for her morning coffee. It's a little weak, at least for me to make anything out of it. The clip is online.
> 
>1070 Spanish - I am convinced I've a music-formatted Spanish-language target to chase here, and that my unID here is not the Spanish ESPN station from NY State widely reported last season. No recording woth posting as I didn't catch anything but ballads at 0610. But I'll be baaaack!
> 
>1190 at 0624, as things were fading fast. There's some Spanish talk in there, not clear enough for my own ears but maybe there's something IDable. 1190 doesn't often yield Spanish here, compared with other so-called clears. It was mixing with a Country statiuon"the all new country 1190". I taped calls, but it's a bit jumbled. My guess is WIXE NC but maybe WSDQ TN... Clips both online.
> 
>Spanish-language clips at:  www.wtfda.info/showthread.php?6598
> 
>Country 1190 clip at: www.wtfda.info/showthread.php?6599
> 
>Any help with the unIDs is appreciated, with thanks.
> 
>I'm up here just for the weekend...so hopefully a bit more of this the next two nights.
> 
>Saul Chernos
>Burnt River ON (northeast of Toronto)
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