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Re: [IRCA] WA STATE TIS/HAR INFO
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] WA STATE TIS/HAR INFO
- From: vroomski@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 06:08:07 +0000
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Pete,
I have a hard time hearing IDs of radio professionals when trying to ID a station call letters. It is really dificult to ID the HAR/TIS stations. The quality of the recording equipment might be the problem? Has anyone heard the TIS station in the Quinault Rain forest area of Washington?
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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From: Pete Taylor <ptdx@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> This is an anecdotal item about the WSDOT (Washington State
> Department of Transportation) which runs our HARs. For many years,
> they had the same person voicing all the IDs. About a year and a half
> ago, a lady's voice was substituted. I know I am losing highs but she
> had a dreadful voice and in some cases, I simply could not pull out
> all the call letters even if I was next to the transmitter. During
> this period they also discontinued specifying transmitter locations.
> About six months ago, the original "announcer" came back and with
> him, the station locations.
>
> Meanwhile, there is a TIS/HAR on 1580 in Puyallup (Puyallup abuts
> Tacoma. It is pronounced "pyou-AL-up). It is run by the city and has
> good coverage. Its primary purpose is to be there in the case of a
> lahar. (A lahar is what happens if a volcano erupts - all the flowing
> lava, etc.) Recently the station started giving two sets of call
> letters. I couldn't tell any difference driving around Tacoma.
> However, I drove to an area east of Puyallup a couple of weeks ago
> and could discern two signals in an area on the way back. They were
> beautifully synced; there was no discernable beat. You could only
> sense it when one would drop out due to terrain. A newspaper article
> indicated that the new one was in a place called Orting. Additional
> ones are planned, apparently. Other than LAX, does anyone else know
> of other synced TIS/HARs?
>
> Pete Taylor
> Tacoma, WA
> 12225w 4719n
> ICF2010 + Kiwa air core loop
> DX398; Palomar loop
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