Re: [IRCA] NF UltraLight Bandscan

[Walter Salmaniw <canswl@xxxxxxxxx>]

My guess, Bill, is perhaps a handful more, but that's about it.  Location is
everything.  If there are few  or no locals (which seems to be the case now
in Eastern Canada), and perhaps too early for North American propagation,
then the band should be open to perform wonders.  Remember, too, that St.
John's is 1/3 or 1/2 way across the Atlantic already.  I bet he's just
missing the weaker TAs, although it sure would be fun to have one of the
marvel PVC loop antennae that Gary used this past season in Puyallup for
TPs.  He also used only ULR, and received TPs probably better than anyone on
this side of the continent.......Walt

On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 6:52 PM, bill kral <jwkral@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Allen Willie is capturing all these TA's with a receiver that can be hidden
> in the palm of your hand and which a non dx listener might use to listen to
> their favourite FM local for the latest hip hop music. Quite an impressive
> list of TAs that he has posted recently. What would his list of TAs look
> like after doing a bandscan with a good sensitive and selective digital
> portable attached to a length of copper wire strung up on a couple of posts
> in the same location he is using now?
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