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Hi All:
Sometimes you can listen to a station for a long time, thinking it's one of
your most wanted, and never hear so much as a local spot or ID. At other times
. . .
1330; KNSS, KS, Wichita 6/27/19, 2252 ELT I was just passin' through 1330 on my
way down to 1310 and stopped long enough to catch the end of a promo and, loud
and clear, "On 1330, KNSS." As I said, much wanted. Also noted very good signal
on what was almost certainly KGLO, 1300, Mason City, Iowa, carrying the Twins
game. Headed for K-Glow land this weekend for our son's installation as pastor
of the First Congregational Church of Buffalo Center, Iowa.
Just an observation; except for a couple of weak locals it is very hard to find
a strong signal at night on any regional or local channel around here. WXGO,
1270, Madison, IN dominates 1270 at night here and for many years about the
only readable signal on 1440 at night was WPRS, Paris, Illinois with its
hundred watts. In Michigan such channels tended to have two or three strong
signals. In the southeast, I have noted, unless there is a local signal those
channels contain such a hideous roar of stations as to be unlistenable. How do
DXers down there survive?
73David FaulknerAlbany, Ohio
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