Paul,
What would keep either owner 1550 or 1600 to apply for 600 in Vancouver?
Would they have to be a Canadian citizen? Maybe someone who works there
may be?
Patrick
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Paul
That's true. However, the programming on KRPI-1550 targets Vancouver,
and apparently originates from Vancouver. While KRPI is owned by a
Washington state corporation, one of its two officers has a Canadian
address. It would be perfectly plausible for Canadians associated with
the
Activity mostly mid-band, no pronounced dawn enhancement.
audo none
3 1098w/sah, 1017w/sah, 882
2 1512, 1008, 891, 738w/sah, 702w/sah, 1503w/sah, 558
1 1548, 693, 567, 1116, 963, 945, 936, 657, 648, 1035
Pedro (my Chihuahua) and I are heading back to bed for a little more sleep.
Good luck
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Good Morning:
Listened from 1040-1228 ut. Only 2 with audio. Many carriers this morning.
John should have plenty to report from Grayland this morning.
738 Tahiti? threshold audio at 1204, man talking. Could not make out language
Back again at 1209 with man talking. Domestic
Listened from 1125-1215 ut and heard no audio but I got a few carriers 594,
693, 774 and 882.
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Prescott Valley, AZ
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--- Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul,
What would keep either owner 1550 or 1600 to apply
for 600 in Vancouver?
A foreign national can't own a station in the US.
Would they have to be a Canadian citizen? Maybe
someone who works there may be?
If the Canadian laws are
What about dual citizenship? I know of Americans that have moved to
Canada that have both now as the US would not allow them to drop their
US citizenship. But again, I have never heard of a U.S. or Canadian
station moving across the border..
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
Bruce,
Do you know if both 1550 and 1600 have local signals in Vancouver day
night? I presume they would with their patterns. Both are decent down
here. 1600 I can receive 24/7 off the WNW EWE, 1550 generally only at
night, as their pattern is more directional, plus I have Vancouver WA on
At 10:34 AM 5/31/2008, you wrote:
Bruce,
Do you know if both 1550 and 1600 have local signals in Vancouver day
night? I presume they would with their patterns. Both are decent down
here. 1600 I can receive 24/7 off the WNW EWE, 1550 generally only at
night, as their pattern is more
Walt,
You get them local in Victoria day night, they must be as strong in
the Lower Mainland. Probably a lot of listeners. The Punjabi format
seems to be HUGE in Canada with three stations broadcasting in that
market alone.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
At 03:19 PM 5/31/2008, you wrote:
Walt,
You get them local in Victoria day night, they must be as strong in
the Lower Mainland. Probably a lot of listeners. The Punjabi format
seems to be HUGE in Canada with three stations broadcasting in that
market alone.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL
Patrick Martin wrote:
What about dual citizenship? I know of Americans that have moved to
Canada that have both now as the US would not allow them to drop their
US citizenship. But again, I have never heard of a U.S. or Canadian
station moving across the border..
And with good reason -
Thanks Scott for the explanation. So, it is not impossible the move to
600 from across the border, but unlikely from down here. Too many steps.
I see someone that has a station in the Lower Mainland to make an app,
or someone new.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KGED QSL Manager
How trueI watch a lot of Toronto TV on Star Choice and lots of
Punjabi programming there too.Being a Commonwealth nation, it is easy to
move from one nation to another.
73,
Patrick
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Was monitoring 1370 with a black gospel station, and an ID popped up, WFDR,
Manchester, then back to more black gospel music. Nice signal for only 28
watts, with QSB and QRM from WGIV. [WM-TN]
DXer: Willis
QTH: Old
I'm hearing a station playing country music (today's new hit
country) on 1060 tonight, presumably a satellite-fed daytimer on
late. No local content heard, and at 2300 EDT there was dead air
where the ID insert should've been. This is definitely not CKMX, and
is probably not one of the
At 05:26 PM 5/31/2008, you wrote:
How trueI watch a lot of Toronto TV on Star Choice and lots of
Punjabi programming there too.Being a Commonwealth nation, it is easy to
move from one nation to another.
73,
Patrick
Oh, on the contrary. The Commonwealth means nothing and hasn't for a
At 11:30 PM 5/31/2008, Barry McLarnon wrote:
I'm hearing a station playing country music (today's new hit
country) on 1060 tonight, presumably a satellite-fed daytimer on
late. No local content heard, and at 2300 EDT there was dead air
where the ID insert should've been. This is definitely
Uh, Willis...
..How are you hearing WLON on 1060? With all of WLONs short comings,
including not powering down, I don't think being off frequency isn one of
them.
Paul
On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 12:38 AM, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm hearing a station playing country music (today's new
I'm hearing a station playing country music (today's new hit
country) on 1060 tonight, presumably a satellite-fed daytimer on
late. No local content heard, and at 2300 EDT there was dead air
where the ID insert should've been. This is definitely not CKMX, and
is probably not one of the
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