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[IRCA] Puyallup, WA TP's for 10-28...Better
Hello All,
The high band and mid-band TP's continued in the doldrums here, but there
were some interesting signals on the low band.
At 1427 a strong co-channel was mixing with JOAK-594, apparently the same
one that John and others heard recently. There was KBS-type music being
played, and the language (mixing with JOAK's Japanese) certainly sounded like
Korean. A fairly decent MP3 was recorded, but the apparent Korean faded
later in the MP3 before the KBS // on 603 could be checked. Did anybody else
hear this station this morning? It was received on the 9' box loop, which
because of the near-freezing temperature would resonate down to 594 khz.
549 kHz also had the strongest carrier I've heard all season, but with a
very loud mix of KARI and KOAC on 550, the splatter was just too much to dig
out audio. 585 also had a mix of NHK 1 (JOPG) and another station, again
weakly playing music not // to 594. This 585 kHz UnID is always weak, even
on a pretty good morning like today-- so it may stay unknown for quite a
while (unless John hears it at Grayland :-)
So that's about the story for a fairly decent morning here, at least on the
low band.
73, Gary DeBock
Spotting receiver: Modified ICF-2010 (30" loopstick)
Main receiver: Modified C.Crane SWP (7.5" Slider loopstick + CFJ455K5
filter)
9' (side) PVC-frame tuned passive loop (in the frozen back yard)
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