Thanks for the detailed TP report from Oklahoma, Richard. I'm always amazed at
what you can receive so far inland.
Conditions were also pretty good here, with 972-HLCA the star of the morning,
reaching S9 peaks with a gang of two (5 inch "Frequent Flyer") FSL's at 1408.
774-JOUB is usually chopped up pretty badly here by a Seattle pest on 770
(KTTH).
Gary
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From: "Richard N Allen"
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Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 6:12:08 AM
Subject: [IRCA] Oklahoma TP DX 3/14/17
567 JOIK? barely audible at 1128GMT.
594 JOAK? weak trace (no audio) at 1131.
747 JOIB poor at 1202 with an English lesson.
774 JOUB was again the star of the morning from tune in at 1112 until 1248 (LSR
1242), with the signal peaking to good at 1155.
972 HLCA weak carrier (het) at 1126.
1287 JOHR? weak trace (no audio) at 1226.
1566 HLAZ barely audible trace at 1231.
1593 CNR? barely audible traces at 1207-1217; weak carrier (het) at 1236-1237.
Oddly no het was heard on 828 kHz.
Good DX.
Richard Allen,
near Perry OK USA,
PL-310 with FSL.
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