[IRCA] 790 puzzle

[Nigel Pimblett <nige2730@xxxxxxxxx>]

    I had an unID this morning on 790 at 1300 UTC  (0700 EST).  The 
dominant country station forgot to run their ID at the hour, leaving 
some dead air during which I heard a partial sign-on announcement. 
Unfortunately I couldn't hear the callsign, but the announcer mentioned 
they broadcast with 5000 watts during the day and with 500 watts at 
night.    I could only find a couple of stations with that combination, 
 KNST in Tucson, and KURM in Rogers, AR.     My antenna was oriented 
ESE,  and I was getting nothing else from AZ, so I pretty much 
eliminated KNST.   KURM  seemed a bit unlikely, though not impossible, 
so was wondering if anyone has another theory.    Certainly conditions 
were good in that direction last night, and in fact I did get a new one 
earlier, 1570 WTRB from TN, so I'm not discounting the possibility it 
was KURM.

Thanks for any help,

Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta

Perseus SDR and Wellbrook Phased Array
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