All times and dates strictly UT. Rx: mostly DX-398 with internal antenna only; 
or Sony SRF-59 as specified; Nissan stock caradio as specified; FRG-7 as 
specified

These logs are excerpts from my daily all-band reports, mainly SWBC, also 
VHF/UHF, sometimes, utility, ham, which may be found in several archives 
without much delay, such as
http://www.hard-core-dx.com/index.php?topic=Hauser

And compiled weekly along with extensive news from many other individuals and 
publications in DX LISTENING DIGEST:
http://www.worldofradio.com/dxldmid.html

These logs are in four sexions, Canada [if any], Oklahoma, rest of USA, 
unidentified, separated by ======= Within each, they are in frequency order

** OKLAHOMA. 960, Jan 5 at 0600-0605 UT, NO Fox-hole, as local KGWA Enid 
continues to modulate, also the last few nites. I fear my fun is over, but not 
before I snagged CFAC, XEK, XEFAMA, KMA, probably KNEB, et al. during KGWA dead 
air (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 960, Jan 10 at 0600-0605 UT, after about a week of failing to 
Fox-hole, KGWA Enid does it again: dead air for five minutes, but nothing 
significant heard under it this time (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA. 1000, KTOK: see USA below, KKIM

** OKLAHOMA. 1580, Jan 4 at 1531 UT, KOKB Blackwell in open carrier/dead air, 
while sibling station 1020 KOKP Perry is nominal with sports talk. The network 
connexions among these and studio in Stillwater are incredibly unreliable.

1580, Jan 5 at 2155 UT, again today, KOKB Blackwell is in open carrier/dead 
air, while sibling station 1020 KOKP Perry is nominal. Evidently the 1580 relay 
is unattended (and unmonitored!), so once it craps out, it takes a lot of time 
for them to send someone out to fix it; who cares? Stupid sports talk, when 
managing to modulate (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** OKLAHOMA [and non]. More about 1640 Enid, now known as KOAG:

``Hi Glenn, Your ag station network originates from KFLP 900 in Floydada TX; we 
used to carry a morning farm report from them in Roswell [KCKN 1020]. The 
all-day deal is new as they fed maybe a half hour a day for a 20 station 
network. Their little 250 watter really gets out. Take care, (Jerry Kiefer, TX, 
Jan 4, DX LISTENING DIGEST)``

That certainly is a niche format. I`m sure farmers & ranchers would like maybe 
an hour a day of the latest ag news and market reports, as already provided on 
a number of rural stations, notably KFRM 550 which has tremendous daytime 
coverage in KS & OK, but 24/7???? And how much original material can KFLP 
really produce, before repeating stuff? I won`t be listening enough to find 
out, but there must be a lot of duplication.

1640, KOAG Enid seems to have bumped the modulation up a bit, so even tho it`s 
mostly talk, still splatters, especially when on 10 kW day power with added 
direxional oomph toward COL. 

I Googled for info on this, and while radio-locator had updated the calls, 
still linked to the old defunct KFXY website along with other Chisholm Trail 
stations. Little else to be found besides my own and another DX report of it.

Probably for the first time on internet: KOAG`s logo, or at least a visual from 
a display ad in the official show program for the KNID Agrifest, upcoming Jan 
11-12, an annual business promotion event. 
http://www.w4uvh.net/koag.jpg
KNID 107.1 is the base station of CTB, country music format; guess they thought 
it was a bit too early to declare KOAG the ``sponsor``. Maybe next year? If the 
format last that long (Glenn Hauser, Enid, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

======================

** U S A. 1000, Jan 5 at 1330 UT, easily in KTOK null, New Mexico`s KKIM with 
several IDs in passing, ``welcome to Haley`s Comments``, hee hee, not only on 
1000 but livekkim.com he says over the 10 kW daytime transmitter operating 
illegally, January official FCC sunrise being 1415 UT. 

Tried http://kkim.com but that goes to a genealogy (?) site squatter, and KKIM 
is really http://mykkim.com Yes, program grid shows `Frank Haley`s Comments`, 
Sat 6:30-7 am MT.

It`s strange KTOK 1000 OKC hasn`t tried for more than 5 kW; maybe too close to 
Chicago, but 50 kW WMVP is not a factor here with huge cardioid to the east. 
Axually, KTOK has a CP for 5.8 kW, big deal. With much more power, it could 
have filled the mid-America gap among Chicago, Seattle and México DF (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. [Re gh logs of KXXT]: A couple notes, 1010 in Phoenix has about 40 kW 
in the lobe heading to the east, not real good about lowering power (Jerry 
Kiefer, Dallas TX, ex-KCKN 1020 Roswell NM, Jan 4, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1530, Jan 4 at 1005 UT, ``1530 The Light, and KLBW1530.com`` then 
religious song. Guess what, this is a daytimer per NRC AM Log, 2.5 kW in New 
Boston TX, which is in the far NE corner just outside Texarkana. And it`s more 
than 3 hours before January FCC sunrise at 1315 UT! It does have a PSRA of 6 
watts in January, but that doesn`t start until 6 am = 1200 UT! Also in the FCC 
Correspondence File is a $1500 forfeiture by the previous licensee for failing 
to renew on time. Now how about a fine for running daytime at night?  

Checking their website, it forwards to http://klbw1530.weebly.com/ and is 
rather spartan with an emphasis on southern gospel music. Do they account for 
operating illegally at night? Well, their on-air staff 
http://klbw1530.weebly.com/on-air-staff.html
gallery includes Ed Evans at 12-5 am, but they could always claim that was just 
for webcast, accidentally on the real air; and nothing about an FM translator 
(Glenn Hauser, OK, FRG-7, DX LISTENING DIGEST)

** U S A. 1550, Jan 9 at 0634 UT, ``more of your favorite music coming up on 
Cool (Kool?) 107.5``; loops E/W, instead of boring Branson TIS. Another AM 
station which doesn`t even recognize its own frequency, and to make it worse, 
the FM tail wagging this dog is nothing but a translator, for it must be KRKE 
Albuquerque, not listed as such in NRC AM Log 2012 since the swap with KIVA 
1600 occurred shortly after it went to press. The ex-1600 entry for KRKE says: 
24h // K298BK, 107.5, ``Real Oldies,`` ``The New Cool``, close enough (Glenn 
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) 

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