Re: [IRCA] Wobblers and a possible explanation

["W. Curt Deegan" <WWWR@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That's a good point, Craig, didn't think of that.

Should wait until I have a better fix on whose carrier is whose, to 
test Charles' scenario.  There does appear to be more than one 
carrier within a few Hz of 1100.

Thanks,
Curt


At 11:03 PM 2/17/2007, you wrote:
> > I'm listening to an Xtreme 1100 Wobbler right now at 10:07 pm ET, Feb
> > 17 2007 (0307Z).  I have audio from WTAM Cleveland, OH, on 1100, but
> > a weaker carrier on 1098.01 kHz, which could account for the
> > Wobbler.
>
>1098 is a TA frequency as well..
>
>Simple way to determine if a frequency is one of the 9KHz pand plan
>channels:  Add the numbers.  If they eventually add up to 9, then it is.
>1+0+9+8=18  1+8=9  Works for most LW frequencies, too.  There are some
>splits down there, though.
>
>Craig Healy
>Providence, RI


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