Re: [IRCA] Country music on 1120

["David Faulkner" <dfdf@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Joe:

	The PA is most likely.  They frequently forget to shut down the
transmitter at sunset and, for 1 kw, get out very well.

73
David

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Subject: [IRCA] Country music on 1120


I heard some country music on 1120 last night (shortly after turning off my 
computer for the night).  The bearing on my loop antenna was towards the 
southeast so either the Pennsylvania or North Carolina stations are both 
possibilities. I stress the word possibilities because the 2006 NRC 
directory shows both as daytimers, but nothing else even seems to come 
close.  Was able to somewhat null KMOX, but not completely, making this 
logging extra difficult to hear.

Anyone else hearing this???

Thanks again for all your help and ideas.

JM

-- 73 de Joe Miller, KJ8O, Troy, MI -- Grid EN82 --
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