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Re: [IRCA] WSAR-1480 DX test heard
WWKO 1480 is the "old" WSRC in Fair Bluff, NC... I would reason they were on
low power, Ive never known them to cheat. I'm not sure they've ever even
accidentally stayed on high power later then should be any time recently, as
I know the engineer running the ship and if something malfunctioned, Id hear
about it. (WWKO, ex WSRC, was the station WABV simuclasted for awhile.
If you want a QSL, let me know and I can get you the engineer's email
address
Paul Walker
www.onairdj.com
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:50 AM, <texas4421@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> All times are Eastern Daylight War Time
>
> QRM from WZJY in Mount Pleasant, SC and WYZE in Atlanta, GA. At 0204 I head
> what souned like CW. The CW was weak but the sweep tones came through
> splended. The may have been a voice aounment before the CW, however I am
> not
> sure the QRM was bad.
>
> At 0219 I am hearing time pips mixed in the QRM. This may not be part of
> the
> test. But, the pips were heard.
>
> At 0235 heard CW sending what sounded like WSAR. At this time WWKO-1480 in
> North Carolina was QRMing the test. They QSBed at 0237
>
> At 0238 what sounded like 3 clangs on a bell or a wrench falling on a
> garage
> floor. Again may not be part of test.
>
> Just logged WWKO-1480 in North Carolina.
>
> Not to bad for a pattern that favor every direction but west.
>
> Willis
> Old Fort, TN
>
>
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