Pat, they left the AM (and FM) band. All they are doing is re-
routing audio feeds on a webcasting feed. They have NO local
programming. This can all be automated. For all intents and purposes
the station disappeared, despite Salem calling it News Talk DC dot
com.
Bill harms
On 23 Dec 2006 at
Thanks Scott for the clarification. That seemed odd for 1230 to go
silent. I can't see any station just giving up their operation. Even
with IBOC. That wont go away over night. Stations have invested a lot of
money in it and it will be here for sometime to come even as a daytime
thing. It will go i
Yes, Bill, I believe your not getting WNST at 0030. They power down at
sundown.
or go off the air.
What I was hearing was at 1900 to 2000 EST. At 2000 they said, "Thank you
for listening to the 6th annual radio tour of Pallisades Park" and then
disappeared. May have been on late and then dropped po
Keith, I don't know how you found that site with the name of the Oneonta park,
thanks. The USGS map just called it Oneonta Recreation Park. It looks like this
may be what Willis had. To the group I should add the town of Palisades Park,
MD, is just S of the city of Herald Harbor on Little Round
XEPE-1700 is running OC, 10:25 PM PST 12/23/06.
Martin Foltz
Mission Viejo CA
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Scott:
What you are saying does sound like what is going on. However, I do
question the move to all Internet. I doubt they had that many
listeners in DC to begin with and their internet audio feed sounds
terrible. The whole concept of local stations going to the internet
and staying
Patrick Martin wrote:
> Bill,
>
> Now that sounds strange. I would think they would have more listeners on
> 1230. Maybe a sign of the future for others too? We can hope.
The 1230 facility's not going off the air. It's been sold to another
religious broadcaster, which operates WRBS-FM 95.1 in Ba
er I hope this helps.
On 24 Dec 2006 at 0:30, Bill Harms wrote:
> I hope this hopes.
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I live in the Baltimore area more or less on the same side (South) of
Baltimore as Pallisades Park and I can't even hear WNST right now (at
night). In fact, I am getting solid recception of WECU. I assume
that listeners in Pallisades Park can not hear them either. I
noticed that they were in
Here is another possibility WCRL in Oneonta AL. 10 watts list them
as Spanish/Adult Standards "Stardust 1570"
There is a Palisades Park in the area and there seems to be a number of
Xmas events in the area (see link below).
http://www.alabamafolklife.org/folkevents.html
Keith McGinnis
H
Hopefully some one in the Balt area can help out.. 73 KAZ thinking u may
need a bit more evidence to claim this
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From: "willis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 11:08 PM
Subject: Re:
> I'm wondering if that might not be a little hasty. WNST is all-sports,
> all the time, and I don't see anything on their website (wnst.net) to
> suggest that they're breaking format at all for the holidays.
Scott, your wrong, it's them! IT IS NOT A TALKING HOUSE, (as someone has
suggested) Reme
Bill,
Now that sounds strange. I would think they would have more listeners on
1230. Maybe a sign of the future for others too? We can hope.
73,
Patrick
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willis wrote:
> Hi George-
> Thanks for the info. That works out with what I heard. The station has to
> be...
> 1570 WNST TOWSEN MD 5000* 237 NDA SPORTS SNR SPORTSTALK
>
> Towsen is just north of Baltimore.
>
> Another new one to add to the Lucky 7 contest.
I'm wondering if that might not be a
I am getting lots of AR's here in semi AU cx with my BOGs in use backending
right at the state (ie KAPZ 710 on in eves when it shouldn't be)..but
haven't noticed ESPN on 800 and tried again tonite b4 XEROK came in and no
trace. I hope you can ID this guy.
73 KAZ 55 km NW of Chicago
- Origi
Hi George-
Thanks for the info. That works out with what I heard. The station has to
be...
1570 WNST TOWSEN MD 5000* 237 NDA SPORTS SNR SPORTSTALK
Towsen is just north of Baltimore.
Another new one to add to the Lucky 7 contest.
Thanks again, and a very Merry Christmas to you!
Willis, K4APE
O
Hi Willis & all. Palisades Park is a new suburb of Baltimore (unless it's a
renamed suburb). I guess it was founded and/or named in 2001 as not in my 2001
Rand McNally Commercial Atlas (that's why only 6th annual). It's in Anne
Arundel County just S of Baltimore & Towson is just N of Baltimore.
> " Next project is to turn a truck wiper motor and worm gearbox into
> a BOG roller-upper machine. Gettin' lazy in my old age."
>
> For rapid retrieval, I chucked a spool (after duct taping a dowel
> to the spool) into my Porter-Cable 19 VDC portable electric drill
> and wound up the half-pound
No trace of anything like that, although Pal Park is about 10 miles to WQEW
and I doubt anyone would put something on 1570 there. I also work with the
Borough of Palisades Park and I doubt they'd spend a dime on anything they
didn't have to -- let alone a radio station. Maybe CA?
-Original
" Next project is to turn a truck
wiper motor and worm gearbox into a BOG roller-upper machine. Gettin' lazy
in my old age."
A few years ago, I bought 1000 feet of #26 insulated copperweld from R.F.
Davis for antenna experiments. 1000 feet weighs a pound and it is used by
some in kite antennas
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#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 23 December follow.
Solar flux 73 and mid-latitude A-index 16.
The mid-latitude K-i
>Wire is too much. Electric fence wire cheap BUT I
> dont if a BOG needs to be insulated. Otherwise it would be
> OK for a BOG any breaks not a big deal down low.
I got mine off eBay for a much better price than Home Depot, even with
shipping. I have a 900' and a 450' roll. Next
> (RI TIS) I cant find the notes on it. Its abt 70 miles Maybe Craig knows.
I know of a few locals. Out on Cape Cod, the Steamship Autority has two on
1610. New Bedford has one. The RI Department of Transportation HARs moved
from 1610 to 1630 a while back. Maybe them? Next time I'm down in t
Bob
Never had BOG but many on the list do. Thats a nice
line up of radios you have. Once I find work I will be
going back to tubes. I never gave up on them for audio. Still run
Fisher gear. My sons friends used to make fun of the stuff til I
pulled out a mint copy of Fujiama Mama b
Both Boston Air America outlets have switched to SS
1200 WKOX Framingham & 1430 WXKS Everett
73
Tom Jones
Mason N.H.
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Kaz
I HAD an unterminated bev. but that aluminum didnt survive
last winter. I will be rolling out a BOG in the spring to many hunters
out
back now. Also will run one SW but have to ask neighbor 1st.
The RI TIS I think was on 1730 but the XYL made me clean up
& I cant find the notes on i
Willis,
Maybe it's one of those talking houses set up with Christmas lights
that follow the music. There have been a bunch of those popping up
this season.
Do you have a Palisades Park subdivision anywhere around you?
Curt
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At 08:05 PM 1
Have a station on 1570 playing Christmas Music. About every third to fifth
song they talk about a Christmas display in someone's yard or church. Lots
of churches mentioned, but NO QTH given.
"Welcome to the sixth annual tour of Palisades Park Christmas displays." But
never an ID or street addres
Their relationship seemed well grounded but once she met his inlaws her
reaction was "EWE"
Keith McGinnis
Tim Hall wrote:
> He tried to terminate the relationship once, but found he couldn't resistor...
>
>
> On 12/23/06, Chris Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I don't think we should be get
--- Tim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He tried to terminate the relationship once, but found he couldn't
> resistor...
>
>
Should've kept his feet on the ground !
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
FM:
He tried to terminate the relationship once, but found he couldn't resistor...
On 12/23/06, Chris Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think we should be getting BOGed down with all of this.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Neil Kazaross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Mailing list for
Why stop? Everyone seems to be dialed in!
Art...
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As noted in a previous message, WITH 1230 Baltimore vacated the AM
band and is "broadcasting" on the internet as News Talk DC dot com
and Town Hall DC dot com. They are not currently broadcasting from
any AM or FM station. I am not sure how they are going to attract
new "listeners" especially
I don't think we should be getting BOGed down with all of this.
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From: "Neil Kazaross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 6:57 PM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Off topic wishes
> This is becaus
--- Tim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know, but she sure was beaming...
>
>
*** I guess they were in their element...
Russ Edmunds
Blue Bell, PA ( 360' ASL )
[15 mi NNW of Philadelphia]
40:08:45N; 75:16:04W, Grid FN20id
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
FM: Yamaha T-80 & Onkyo T-450RDS w/ APS9
--- Neil Kazaross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is because rather than phasing each other out, their cardiods
> were
> joined as one.
>
> 73 KAZ
>
*** And I think somewhere along the line ( especially if they saw this
thread ) they may have asked "Wire we doing this, anyway ? "
Russ Edmu
This is because rather than phasing each other out, their cardiods were
joined as one.
73 KAZ
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To:
Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 2:12 PM
Subject: [IRCA] Off topic wishes
> Just in case I forget. A very Merry Christmas
So she could read stuff from Joules Childs?
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Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 2:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] Off topic wishes
Did the br
I don't know, but she sure was beaming...
On 12/23/06, Chris Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did the bride get a subscription to "Better Ohms and Gardens"
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Chuck Hutton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "'Mailing list for the International Radio Club of Americ
Did the bride get a subscription to "Better Ohms and Gardens"
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Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 4:27 PM
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> And, as their c
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1340-KTCR-Kennewick WA
1510-KGA-Spokane WA (Flagship)
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Some of the guests fell over... guess they lost their baluns.
[Rimshot]
On 12/23/06, Tim Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Too many beverages?
>
> Merry Christmas,
> Tim Hall
> Chula Vista, CA
>
> On 12/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yes but some of the guests got looped!
Too many beverages?
Merry Christmas,
Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
On 12/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes but some of the guests got looped!!
>
> Merry Xmas all!
>
> Keith McGinnis
> Hingham MA
>
> Gil Stacy wrote:
> >> , but the reception was excellent.
> >
> >
> > It was the
And, as their coax shield trailed them down the aisle, the organ played:
"Here Comes The Braid"
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Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 12:54 PM
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Yes but some of the guests got looped!!
Merry Xmas all!
Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
Gil Stacy wrote:
>> , but the reception was excellent.
>
>
> It was the Beverages that made the event.
> 73, Gil NN4CW
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It was the Beverages that made the event.
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Merry Christmas y'all and a Happy New Year too!
Bert New
Watkinsville, Georgia
Proudly Serving You Since 1964!
Just in case I forget. A very Merry Christmas around the members and a
little
joke for you too
Two antennas met on a roof, fell in love and got married. The ceremony
wasn't
mu
In a message dated 12/23/2006 10:56:21 AM Central Standard Time,
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>> UNIDENTIFIED. 1760 kHz: 12/23 0615-0620 UT, M talks in French (or maybe
Creole), sounded like sermon. Have heard this couple times the past week or
so
late at night but never for long, and alway
** U S A. And another format change. KVNS, 1700, Brownsville is La Precosia
[sic] and using all Spanish music format as of a few days ago. Running many
music imaging promos and should be easy for non-Spanish speakers to ID (Alan
Furst, Round Rock TX, Dec 22, mwdx yg via DXLD)
I assume you mean ``P
Just in case I forget. A very Merry Christmas around the members and a little
joke for you too
Two antennas met on a roof, fell in love and got married. The ceremony wasn't
much, but the reception was excellent.
Barry
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Driving a dump truck up to the sun
A sigh in the human heart
I look at the clock on the wall
It says three minutes to midnight
Faith is blind when we're so near
Phar lap floating in a jar
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>I am trying to get a QSL from station WDEV in Waterbury, VT..
I vaguely remember asking the then-chief of the local on 550 to shut off for a
"test" during the WDEV event. I didn't keep notes, but I believe morse code
was used and I heard it weakly under the local.
Any idea who the CE of WDEV
>
> Just looking through the logs in the next few magazines I find:
> March 13th 1993 magazine, Leonard Hyde mentions hearing the DX Test but
> does not mention hear morse code.
>
> April 10th 1993 magazine, JD Stephens in Huntsville AL mentions hearing
> several weak tentative code IDs and t
Had a lot of fun on 840 last night with the #mwdx chat group and on
overnight recordings, chasing a mix of CMHW Doubleve, Santa Clara Cuba,
4VEH Haiti (with a radio drama in presumed Creole and Christmas music),
what might have been another Cuban (I had two different renditions of
the Cuban nat
" Find some field phone wire, it will
survive a direct hit from an "88""
I haven't heard a reference to an "88" since my dad used to say that the
"88" turned more GI's towards prayer than did all the U.S. Army chaplains
combined.
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Hi Jim,
Just looking through the logs in the next few magazines I find:
March 13th 1993 magazine, Leonard Hyde mentions hearing the DX Test but does
not mention hear morse code.
April 10th 1993 magazine, JD Stephens in Huntsville AL mentions hearing
several weak tentative code IDs a
Anyone here have experience with BOGs under snow, do they still function?
Bob Young
Millbury, Ma
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Hi Tom,
Do you have any experience with BOG's on the ground? I was wondering how
they work with a foot of snow on top of them? I've been using #14 THN but it
costs an arm and a leg at Home Depot, a 500' role costed about 75 bucks last
time I bought it.
I really like the SS stuff, it's more int
Tom what you have up is a true unterminated Beverage, especially for the
upper half of the band. What freq is that RI TIS on, that is great distance
for the day for 10 w. 73 KAZ
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Hi Jim,
I have a copy of DX Monitor Feb 20, 1993. It mentions the DX test as follows:
"Monday Feb 22, 1993, WDEV-550 PO Box 550, Waterbury VT 05676 will conduct a
DX Test between 4 and 5am EST. The test will include morse code, tones, voice
id's and an unspecified selection of music. Recepti
I am trying to get a QSL from station WDEV in Waterbury, VT for a DX test
they conducted on Feb. 22, 1993. I heard the test here in Memphis but never
got a QSL from them. The GM there has been cooperative in listening to my
plea, but a letter from him received today said:
"I am having trouble b
Bob
Up here in Mason I ran 1000' of fence wire south hanging
it 8' in the trees so I wouldnt cloths-line anyone or thing. A TIS
in Naraganset RI was in every day. At nite a TIS in VA or MD,
I forgot which was a regular. WJCC 1700 & WHDP 1620 became
pests & quite listenable most the ye
UNIDENTIFIED. 1760 kHz: 12/23 0615-0620 UT, M talks in French (or maybe
Creole), sounded like sermon. Have heard this couple times the past week or so
late at night but never for long, and always sounds like religious talks. Odd
frequency, no // heard on 880 so probably not harmonic. Haitian-Americ
Many broadcasters say night ops will be silver spike thru HD casket.
Listeners will taste 'inevitable digital future' & decide it's not manna.
Lawsuits
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At 07:53 AM 12/23/2006, you wrote:
>Unusual
>
>Plenty of carriers (especially above 1250 kHz) using my limited
>antennas right now.
I listened briefly from 15:45 to 16:00. Very poor compared to yesterday in
Tofino. Didn't hear any audio...Walt
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Poorer for Asian TPs this morning. 567 was the best with weak 7/10 audio
for several minutes at 1521 utc. 828 had several brief peaks at 7/10 audio
later, 1533 utc. Poorer audio on 594, 639, 747, 774, 891.
Steve
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1505 -1547 UT no TPs with audio heard. The strongest carrier was on 279 kHz,
level 4.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
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Unusual
Plenty of carriers (especially above 1250 kHz) using my limited
antennas right now.
One audio, at 1545UT, China fading up on 639 //5030 w/light mx and
some CC talk; how strange is that? Moments before, 774 was a weak
carrier, and although stronger by 1545, still showed no audio.
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Hi Craig. The Navy runs a rebroadcast of the Armed Forces Network on SW
frequencies intended primarily for ships in the Indian Ocean without good
satellite receiving facilities. It is sort of a hybrid SWBC/utility
operation, but they do QSL OK. Here is a link for more info.
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KIRO is dropping the overnight Trucking program in favor of reruns of
local personality Dave Ross as of January 2. This from a column by
radio writer Bill Virgin in the Seattle Post Intelligencer earlier
this week. That didn't last long!
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Willis,
I have WLAD Danbury CT listed as running ESPN on 800. KXIC Iowa City has
Sports listed, but no net.
73,
Patrick
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