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Re: [IRCA] Radio Globo 1220 Brazil
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] Radio Globo 1220 Brazil
- From: Bill Whitacre <bw@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2012 09:04:50 -0400
Congrats to all those in the 'north' and 'midwest' who bagged this! I went to bed early and my PRS puked before TOH/BOH I had scheduled. :-(
I don't think PRS likes it when you set it up 'live', start listening to wav files and then bring it back 'live.'
Oh well, next time ...
Bill Whitacre
Alexandria, VA
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On Mar 11, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Jim Renfrew wrote:
> 150 kW. Clear channel in Brazil. It crushes everything in Newfoundland when we're there. It may be located at a distance, but it is licensed to serve Rio de Janeiro.
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> St. Catherine's was ordered off the air by the court some time ago. Never easily heard here anyway due to a tight pattern. I've always wondered how it got out at all with nearby Cleveland a U-1.
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> Also, a major geomagnetic event caused an auroral surge that soaked up the signals in the north favoring the south. One tell-tale is that local ground wave signals are stronger when regional signals are absorbed into the aurora. I had our local TIS on 910 all alone, all groundwave. WNED 970 in Buffalo was also alone. And I had a weak image from WBEN 930 appear on 660. An image is usually too weak to propagate at night. but when all the competition is being hammered by aurora, its all alone.
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> Jim Renfrew
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>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "bill kral" <jwkral@xxxxxxxx>
> To: <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2012 5:18 AM
> Subject: Re: [IRCA] Radio Globo 1220 Brazil
>
>
> Just curious about R Globo 1220 from Brazil. A website puts this one in a relatively small city about 250 miles west of Sao Paulo called Londrina. There are other Radio Globo stations in other cities and one is on 830 AM. I don't have a WRTH handy so I can't see what its power is but I would think that it isn't a high output station in a remote area of the country.If anyone has that info then I stand corrected if I'm incorrect. How can that signal drop into several receiver locations in the Eastern US from almost 5000 miles away with so many North American Stations occupying this freq including 2 high powers in Cleveland and St.Catherines.? Bill in BC
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