Re: [IRCA] Puyallup, WA Ultralight TP's for 9-19

[Nigel Pimblett <ntjp@xxxxxxx>]

D1028Gary@xxxxxxx wrote:

> One interesting find around 1325 was a strong, ragged carrier on 702 kHz (a 
> frequency with severe 710-Seattle splatter here), which sounded  like a 
> typical (rickety) North Korean transmitter.
Interesting you should note that Gary, as I've observed two carriers on 
702 the last couple of mornings.   I'm guessing the on-frequency one was 
from Australia, but I had a weaker one on about 702.04 kHz, which could 
well be North Korean, as you say.  Nowhere near audio here, but easily 
discernable on the Perseus display.

73,

Nigel
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