Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] 1700 Texas test this Sunday morning

[Niel Wolfish <nielwolf@xxxxxxxx>]

On a similar note, what about the old 910-WFDF in
Flint MI versus the "new" 910-WFDF in Farmington Hills
(with transmitter site in Ash Township, Monroe
County)? 

One station?  Two stations?  Who cares?

73
Niel Wolfish
Toronto


--- saulamdx <saulamdx@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
. Now, a favour:
> 
> I've heard this station when it was in Sherman TX,
> which is a 50 mile drive away, per Mapquest, from
> Richardson. I am curious if this should be counted
> as
> a new station per DX club rules (I know this is just
> a
> hobby, but I generally set my own logging standards
> to
> match those of club rules)
> 
> I might go mobile for this one if it would
> technically
> be a new station, and if the roads are snow-free.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Saul Chernos
> 
> 
> 
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