Re: [IRCA] KNSA 930 AK

[Bruce Portzer <bportzer@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Patrick

I've heard KIFW-1230 at Grayland several times now, but you obviously 
have a co-channel local to deal with.  Walt is right about KTKN and KIFW 
sort of being parallel, but I think it's just the same satellite feed.  
I think the two stations are owned by the same company.

I heard KVAK (Valdez) on the QCI trip, but only briefly (mentioning the 
city, station website, and call letters).   It wasn't easy, and like 
KNSA, was a lucky break.  Between home, Grayland, and the QCI;s, I've 
heard all Alaskans except KIAL-1450, KLAM-1450, KBRW-680, and KIAM-630.  
I've had strong tentative logs on KBRW (NPR or BBC news) at Grayland and 
QCI, and for all I know KIAM and/or KLAM are buried somewhere in my SDR  
files.

Bruce

Walter Salmaniw wrote:
> Sitka, on the Charlottes was an easy catch, and usually audible in the daytime.  They often had // programming to KTKN, by the way (network feed, I suppose).  The Valdez station, I'm not sure whether Bruce heard or not.  I don't recall hearing it, unless it's buried in my SDR files somewhere............Walt.
>   


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