Re: [IRCA] Top Ten SSS DX Targets from Mid-South

[Steve Francis <amdxmail@xxxxxxx>]

Les, the few I used to hear that were west of Texas were all on 1580, which is now full of low power ex-daytimers.  Tempe AZ was a frequent visitor, as was Colorado Springs.  Albuquerque was easy once they went from D1 1000 to D1 10000.  The FCC put an end to all this in the late 80's when they gave everything a fulltime license.

South Dakota shows up once in a while at sunset via KSOO-1140 Sioux Falls and KKAA-1560 Aberdeen right before they go from 10kw to 5kw.  That's about it, wish I could be of more help.  Those stations that the guys in the Midwest hear at sunset would be a dream here.

Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee


-----Original Message-----
From: Les Rayburn <les@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: am <am@xxxxxxxxxxx>; irca <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Mon, Jan 13, 2014 11:39 am
Subject: Top Ten SSS DX Targets from Mid-South



I'm trying to assemble a target list of stations West of Texas to try 
for here at SSS. My objective is to use these as "bell weather" stations 
to gauge band conditions during review of SDR recording sessions.

For DX'ers who live in the East or South, I'd appreciate opinions on 
which stations would make your "Top Ten" list of reliable SSS targets? 
Any help greatly appreciated.




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73,

Les Rayburn, N1LF
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Maylene, AL 35114
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