Thanks Scott.
73,
Patrick
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Things are looking up againRVC-530 booming in at 0600UT with full
ID for the three stations, on the R8 and N. Flag.but also coming
in pretty well on the ICF2010 barefoot, and even Walt's Kaito KA1103
also running barefoot wasn't far behind
Nick
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Hi all, does anybody know if our 1510 in Piedmont is still 24 hours a
day, because I've noticed that since sometime last week, they've been
going off at sunset, and wonder what is going on.
Marty,
that was then, this is the Chinese smtp server
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Their studio is about a 50 min ride NW on US 14 for me..may I help you with
their history of you are seriously interested ?
73 KAZ
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From: "Charles A Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America"
Sent: Thursday, April 05,
Charles,
I will check to see if power lines are connected to the sub-station. It
appears that the sub-station is left of the front locked gate. I'll be heading
towards Los Angeles on HWY 99 so I might stop at Delano and snap a few
pictures too. Thanks for links to the VOA Dixon site, very i
Somewhere on tape, I have a recording of that great KNBA sign-off
introducing KEX. Another one of my favorites was on the 1600 in Yuba City,
CA, explaining that the FCC required them to shut down at sunset, and done
in a way that seemed to say, "If we could get away with it, this carrier
would
WMCW is co owned with another Piece of crap.. WKKD 1580.. 3 towers and 200
watts!
On 4/5/07, chris and anne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> FYI, The call sign...WMCW...eminated from Harvard,Il.'s claim to being the
> Milk Capital of the U.S. The stn. is still on the air, though the tower
> look
Don,
The VOA transmitter site is about 6 miles East of Dixon. Take Pitt School road
and head East and
you will see the antennas towering over of corn fields. I remember the produce
stand along with the
Cattlemen restaurant down the road.
Dennis,
Vancouver, WA
-- Original messa
The super-florid sign-off (and sign-on) is still occasionally heard on Latin
American stations, outstripping any gringo version, but also on the way out
there, I think. You used to hear much the same wording on different stations as
if they were working from a style book.
A pet peeve of mine is th
FYI, The call sign...WMCW...eminated from Harvard,Il.'s claim to being the
Milk Capital of the U.S. The stn. is still on the air, though the tower
looks to be leaning and in bad repair..and the current owner had an
application with the FCC to change the city of license elsewherepossibly
Patrick Martin wrote:
> Scott,
>
> Do you know where KTRO is operating from?
Same studios as the rest of Salem Portland (KPDQ AM/FM, KFIS):
6400 SE Lake Road, Suite 350
Portland, OR 97222
Transmitter is still out by the airport and has not moved, of course.
s
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Scott,
Do you know where KTRO is operating from?
73,
Patrick
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Scott,
Thanks for the update. I had wondered if Salem bought 910. Really a 180
degree change from the heydays of "KISN Radio" to conservative talk.
73,
Patrick
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Now, here's a twist. The name "Esther Blodgett" rang another bell in this
elderly ding-a-ling's hollow-head, and that bell tolled for Judy Garland.
Another sho' 'nuff for the Krumudgeon ... Judy Garland played the role of
Esther Blodgett (aka Vicki Lester) in "A Star is Born."
I'm afraid I jus
At 03:21 PM 4/5/2007 -0700, you wrote:
>Chas,
>
>Can't swear for accuracy but I've driven the I-80 corridor past Dixon a
>zillion times in the last 10 years and don't recall seeing this setup. I
>remember back in the 60s when living in Sacto
>that I use to see it when passsing down the highway.
I believe that she owned WMCW, Harvard, Ill., on 1600. I heard the
station in 1955, wrote but didn't receive a reply. A couple of years
later, I happened to mention this to one of my Carleton classmates who
was from the Harvard area. He evidently knew her and/or other station
personnel, gave
At 05:29 PM 4/5/2007 -0500, you wrote:
> >From the Charles Lee Usher family genealogy website:
>
>Esther Elizabeth Blodgett, born 6 August 1902 in Illinois
>- Founder of WMCW Harvard Radio, 1955-1979
>- died 28 Sep 1987, buried in Harvard, McHenry, Illinois, Mt Auburn Cemetery
>
>QRM, the Krumudgeo
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Apr 06 0003 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 05 April follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 3.
The mid-latitude K-index
> Chickenman is on the air in Tulsa on KRVT-1270, three times
> daily...7:35am, 12:30pm and 5:30pm. I'm enjoying the episodes during
> drive time. Any other stations carrying "the most fantastic crime
> fighter the world has ever known"?
Somewhere in my collection I have some 12" records with the
> Radio Disney also covers several time zones...
Certainly the programming does, and there are always the kids who are up
late for one reason or another. But, when the question was asked, the
answer was that it was more reliable to keep the local affiliate on 24/7
than to sign off and then on. M
Chas,
Can't swear for accuracy but I've driven the I-80 corridor past Dixon a zillion
times in the last 10 years and don't recall seeing this setup. I remember back
in the 60s when living in Sacto
that I use to see it when passsing down the highway. Probably even went over
and looked at it.
WDTW-1310, Detroit, MI (Farmington Hills). F/d letter in 121 days. V/s:
Mike Dault, Transmitter Engineer.
Jim Pogue KH2AR/WPE9HLJ/KG6DX1A
Memphis, Tennessee USA
NRD-535, ICF-2010
Wellbrook LA5030 loop, attic longwire
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:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2007 Apr 05 1811 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Environment Center
#
# Geophysical Alert Message
#
Solar-terrestrial indices for 04 April follow.
Solar flux 71 and mid-latitude A-index 10.
The mid-latitude K-inde
>From the Charles Lee Usher family genealogy website:
Esther Elizabeth Blodgett, born 6 August 1902 in Illinois
- Founder of WMCW Harvard Radio, 1955-1979
- died 28 Sep 1987, buried in Harvard, McHenry, Illinois, Mt Auburn Cemetery
QRM, the Krumudgeon
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Charlie writes: Then there is the legendary Miss Blodgett of (Illinois) radio
history.
Maybe John Callarman has heard this, and can come forward
with more details.
Miss Blodgett owned 1-kW station somewhere in Illinois.
Operated it in a trailer.
To which Q.R.M. responds ... I'll test my memory
Colin,
You crack me up. Keep up the good work :) :) :)
73 Joe Miller
On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 11:30:09 -0700, cafe wrote
> Wireless headphones? WIRELESS HEADPHONES!!?? :-)
> Have ye no shame laddie!
> Contributing to the RF problem no less!
> Shame. Shame! Triple-Shame! :-)
> Get
Señor James,
I didn't do the photos, mind you.
While I was stationed at Naval Radio Station (Transmitters) in
Capas, Tarlac (not more than a few miles from VOA Tinang)
Philippines, I'd rent a station Special Services car
[recreational services] and the driver) and go visit any/all
stations (inclu
> greetings,
>
> I am now sharing (happily) my apartment with someone who is not 100% willing
> to listen to radio programs, and attempts to DX Nibi-Nibi & other exotica.
> I am vaguely aware of wireless headphones that would enable me to walk
> around listening to "that noise" while not disturbin
greetings,
I am now sharing (happily) my apartment with someone who is not 100% willing
to listen to radio programs, and attempts to DX Nibi-Nibi & other exotica.
I am vaguely aware of wireless headphones that would enable me to walk
around listening to "that noise" while not disturbing my new roo
Entercom has sold 910 to Salem. The oldies format that was on 910 and
1390 is history. What's now KKSN 1390 Salem is simulcasting sports from
KFXX 1080 Portland, and the KTRO calls and talk format have moved to 910
from KTRO-FM 93.1 Gladstone OR. Salem flipped the FM to regional Mexican
last we
Bill,
With KRKO 1380, we have a local on 1370 (KAST Astoria), so I would
presume KRKO will null the SW days with 50 KW. So I may not notice them
much here.
Yes, I remember KUUU and KETO on 1590. I have several calls QSL'd on
that one. It seemed every other month or so they would change calls a
Did Entercom sell the 910 Portland outlet to Salem?
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Pete,
I am not sure of the connection between KTRO-910 and the FM on 93.1
(Salem Communications) in Portland. Entercom had 910 and why they are
relaying the KTRO 93.1 is beyond me, unless Entercom sold the 910 outlet
to Salem. The 1390 station in Salem (city) (old KSLM) is now KKSN, the
old 910 ca
Paul, Lee -
Thanks for the transmitter pricing info.
Regards,
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Great photos of VOA site Senor El Gato. I well remember driving past
the antenna farm of Radio Veritas in Pampanga (Philippines). I now
wish I'd stopped in and asked for a tour. Too late smart and too soon
old. Same goes for FEBC and the domestic stations then on SWBC.
73s, Jim
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At 07:47 PM 4/4/2007 +, you wrote:
>Charles,
>
>Thanks for the interesting information on VOA Dixon. The hosts countries
>labor rate explains a lot along with the older equipment. I will be in
>the Dixon area in May and will take some pictures of the site. Last time
>I was out there AT&T
Not on AM, but on FM--KOSP Oldies 105.1 is running it in afternoon
drive.
Randy Stewart
Springfield MO
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Subject: [IRCA] White winged warrior returns!
To: ABDX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, NRC List <[
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Listened briefly around 1230-40, then again 1325-1335UT. Things
seemed to be improving somewhat, though actually fewer with decent
audio, but there more interesting "almost audios" and weak
audios. All below are "best strength".
reasonable audios (though often battling w/splash): 774, 828, 1
Only one TP with audio today and that was JOAK-594 heard at 1215 UT. Carriers
heard were 558, 594, 648, 828, 873, 972, 1053 and 1566 heard from 1205-1310.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
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i'm making a difference. Make eve
Better for Asians this morning; 1566 HLAZ with brief fades to weak level,
with "What a friend we have in Jesus" partial song at 1230 utc before talk
began. Many other stronger hets, but no audio. Far East Russian LWBC doing
well today, 153, 180, 189, 234, 279 at weak to loud level.
Steve
NE Oregon
U.S.A.: WKRD-790, Louisville, KY. Full data letter
with coverage map in 9 ds. V/s: Jim Fenn -
Program Director. (JDS-AL)
73 - J.D. Stephens
Hampton Cove, AL, U.S.A.
Looking for
Then there is the legendary Miss Blodgett of (Illinois) radio history.
Maybe John Callarman has heard this, and can come forward
with more details.
Miss Blodgett owned 1-kW station somewhere in Illinois.
Operated it in a trailer.
It was, essentially, a one-gal operation; and she was
always behin
>I haven't seen a report from you in a long time, although I may have
>overlooked
>it if you did? May I include you in the 2007 IRCA List E-mail Directory?
Charles,
Yes, By all means you may include me in the e-mail list! Thank you kindly
for offering!
Last week I read the NRC 50th anniversa
Last night at about 0215z I tried to get Bonaire, as per other emails. It
was impossible to because of CKLW from Windsor, ON booming down here. This
morning I was getting WCHA from Chambersburg, PA on 800.
Gary Donnelly
KC8IQZ
Hedgesville, WV
SW7600GR w/whip
Lat: 39.5760 N (39° 34' 34" N)
Lon:78
Listened from 1206-1310 ut MW not very good this morning, gave tropical band a
try.
MW
693 Japan. JOAB weak, splash 1301.
774 Japan, JOUB weak 1206.
828 Japan, JOBB very weak 1303.
1566 Republic of Korea, HLAZ weak 1256.
1575 Thailand?, faint audio 12
With the gradually declining solar indices the TP carriers (at least
from the big guns on 594, 693 etc.) reappeared today, though they were
best when I first tuned in at 1215 and then declined, while the DU
carriers improved towards sunrise. No audio from either area today.
The off channel
--- "Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bruce said: Chickenman is on the air in Tulsa on KRVT-1270
> //
> He's everywhere! He's everywhere! I believe the last time I heard the
> Fearless Fighter on the air was on WCFL in the late 60s or early 70s
> when I lived in
Note: forwarded message attached.
That's it, it was KKNW MT.Lake Terrace .I knew that
those other call letters did not ring a bell with me
.KSUU or whatever it was just did not fit for some
reason.Thanx for reminding me.JUst in case any one
missed my poem about 1510 here it is once again:
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KDZR Lake Oswego is only licensed for 10KW Day/1KW Night with no
applications or CP's currently on file.
Paul
On 4/5/07, Pete Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Pat Martin wrote:
>
> > Radio Disney's station in Portland on 1640 had
> > a app for 10 KW day and night, but directional. The FCC
The little radio station that I wrote about in my
poem did make it all the way to Victoria but just
barely. It was the summer of 1980 when I first heard
it and they played a specialized kind of rock music
sort of like the modern rock of today but then from
the time period of those days.Is too bad
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