Re: [IRCA] Mystery station while WHO off the air

[Todd <todftscytj7707@xxxxxxx>]

I would bet good money that you had Vancouver, BC. They are very common at night here in the Twin Cities.
Todd in Woodbury, Mn 

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Hawkins <ng0g@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>IRCA,
>
>This morning, while cruising in the dark, just below light speed, across 
>Iowas frozen tundra, cradled in the warm womb of the MotherShip, my 
>mammoth Buick Century, WHO 1040, for inexplicable reasons, went off the 
>air.  No audio, no carrier, no nothing,....nada.  This was about 0530 
>CST.  In it's customary place was a "sports radio" station with a short 
>report about the death of an Indy 500 driver.  Before they could give 
>their call letters, WHO came back on, their overwhelming, tsunami like 
>carrier bringing dead silence to the frequency until the local host 
>started talking.
>
>This was the first time in a very long time, that WHO has been off, so I 
>have absolutely no idea who this was.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>Steve
>Boone, Iowa
>-- 
>Stephen Hawkins NG0G
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