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Re: [IRCA] QSL request
Hey Craig,
Yeah, it's not really that much to work with but with what I came up with on the first play was not far off. "WNBS". Once you mentioned the call letters, then I could see/hear the "S" being an "H"- power of suggestion..., hi. From the DX end, I would have studied this a little more and probably would have came to the same conclusion. Bottom line though is that I wouldn't send a reception report without more info., unless it was a once in a lifetime opportunity etc. I'm sure a broadcaster or DJ can possibly hear more out of tape if it's a familiar voice or sound perhaps.
73- Doug Pifer
Oregon
Drake R8B, Kiwa Loop
> -------Original Message-------
> From: Craig Healy <bubba@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [IRCA] QSL request
> Sent: Nov 02 '08 07:17
>
>...
> Aw heck, I don't mind post-conditioning this. (grin) Just didn't want to
> put an expected call sign in people's ears..
>
> Bottom line is I don't think anyone would accept this as a WNBH-1340
> reception proof. I have to notify the person that it's not really OK. I'm
> hoping maybe he has a longer .mp3 to check.
>
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