Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] This Morning

[The Kaskey Family <kaskeyfamily@xxxxxxxxx>]

Seconding what Pat notes below.  From San Francisco I have pipelines up/down the coast, especially north.  Even when auroral or south dominant conditions prevail I can 'usually' hear the big
guns up the coast all the way to Vancouver.  Inland stations are not quite as strong and are affected by auroral conditions more so than coastal.  I would also note I seem to have a special
pipeline into Alberta.  Calgary & Edmonton send good signals down here on many of their stations.

don k.



Patrick Martin wrote:

> The problem with all coastal stations, they do not propagate inland too
> well. There is the Coast Range to get over. The inland stations are not
> always too strong here either considering the short distance from
> Portland & the Valley (75-100 miles). One reason TP/DU DX can be so good
> is that the stations inland do not QRM too much.
> But KDUN does get out up and down the coast like a ton of bricks. I
> would think with 50 gallons, it would be heard inland at night.
>
> 73,
>
> Patrick
>
> Patrick Martin
> Seaside  OR
> KAVT Reception Manager
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