Re: [IRCA] KHAC 880 SR

[Steve Francis <amdxmail@xxxxxxx>]

And what I want to know is what is "standard" about something used for a little over 4 and a half months per year.


Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee





-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn Hauser <wghauser@xxxxxxxxx>
To: irca <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wed, Sep 21, 2011 1:23 pm
Subject: Re: [IRCA] KHAC 880 SR


Re: XEV, Chihuahua, was clearly audible until wiped out by KHAC at 1200, 
09/20/11, with ID "This is KHAC, Tse Bonita, New Mexico", followed by hymn sang 
in Navajo. (FCC indicates local sunrise for September as 0600 MST/1200 UTC.)  
Heard 25 miles east of Enid OK on barefoot Sony SRF-T615. (? 2011 Richard N. 
Allen)

Richard Allen
36?22'51N / 97?25'35"W
(near Perry OK USA)

Yes, except 0600 MST = 0700 MDT = 1300 UT. FCC SR/SS tables are always in 
Standard time, which despite being clearly stated leads some stations to do 
their thing an hour off. Just as there is an increasingly ignorant trend in 
society in general, even from people who should know better, to refer to time 
zones as `S` instead of `D` in the summer. 73, Glenn



 
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