David Yarnes wrote:
Well, maybe he did mean 50 KW, but then again there are (were)
stations like good ole' XERF, Del Rio, Texas! That station (and a
bunch of others from south of the border, ran a heck of a lot more
than 50 KW.
I used to listen to XERF, XEG, and several other "south of the border"
megawatt stations from my childhood home in Rhode Island. In winter I
could hear them almost any time except for a few hours around noon.
... There used to be lots of them.
There still are many. AC6V has compiled a list of stations that run 50KW
at night (as well as during the day) to help those seeking "heard all
states" status. Check the following URLs for details:
http://www.ac6v.com/clearam.htm#50
http://www.ac6v.com/clearam.htm#USA
Happy BCB DXing,
Gus Hansen
KB0YH
Denver, CO
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