[IRCA] CORRECT - February DX Tests (KHMO, WLRB, WLIQ)

[Saul DX <sauldx@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

One set of UTC times in previous report was incorrect. Thank you to Marc 
DeLorenzo for catching that!

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Paul Walker reports three DX tests scheduled for February:

Saturday February 12 - At precisely 0100 and 0200 CST (0700 and 0800 UTC):
KHMO 1070 MO Hannibal
Will test with morse code, sweep tones and voice announcements for 5 minutes
at the top of the first hour with its 5KW/3 tower day pattern and 5 minutes
at the top of the second
hour at its 1KW/6 tower night power.

Saturday February 12 - From 0300 to 0400 CST (0900-1000 UTC):
WLIQ 1530 IL Quincy
Will test for 20 minutes using morse code, sweep tones, voice announcement,
special music, sound bites, etc, at its 1400W Non-Directional Day Power,
then for 20 minutes at is 290W Non Directional Critical Hours Power, and
then for the final 20 minutes it will test at its once-proposed 3 Watts Non
Directional Night Power.

Saturday February 19 -- From 1am to 2am CST (0700-0800 UTC)
WLRB 1510 IL Macomb
Will test for the first 30 minutes using morse code, sweep tones, voice
announcement, special music, sound bites, etc, at its 1KW Non Directional
Day power and for the final 30 minutes with much the same content at its
250W Non Directional Critical Hours Power.

Snail-mail QSLs: Send a self addressed stamped envelope to the Chief
Engineer at the following address:

Gary Glaenzer
c/o (Put the name of the station whose DX test your are reporting on this
line)
325 East Douglas Avenue
Jacksonville, IL 62650

Tapes or CDs will be accepted along with written reports but MUST be cued up
to the point of where the best reception is. If sending in a report by mail,
you MUST include a return, self addressed, stamped envelope. The reports are
being sent to the engineers home address, not the station. So please be
patient, as Mr. Glaenzer is the Chief Engineer for 16 radio stations in
Missouri and Illinois.

E-QSLs are available - Send to the engineer at <glaenzer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> with
both the station call letters and the words "DX test" in the subject line,
as follows:

KHMO DX Test
WLIQ DX Test
WLRB DX Test

Finally, we ask that you please not telephone any of the stations or the
engineer during the test. No one will be at the stations during the tests -
everything is being done remotely by phone control.

Of course, be sure to report any catches to the DX lists, to club bulletins,
or to any of your regular communication channels. And please help the cause
by forwarding this test information far and wide, and - if you can - by
organizing a test of your own!

With thanks to Paul for arranging and Gary for running.

Saul Chernos
IRCA-NRC DX Test Committee


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