All evening from the N/NE I have been getting an S9 open carrier on 760.
Any idea who might be coming on? I can hear Burns Lake BC u/the OC.
73,
Patrick
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1080 KRLD TX DALLAS 0135 14/07/08
ID - "We are proud to be a part of your community, we are KRLD, 1080." Ad
for Texas Farm Insurance company. Nice signal for this time of night.
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They have either not changed to their night pattern OR they are doing
transmitter work.
I ment
Ah, Willis is probably 100 percent correct!
What you heard was the syndicated Timeless Favorites satelitte delivered
music format from ABC Radio.
WJES originally ran it's own "Carolina Hits" format, then began simulcasting
WCRS.
I *think* WJES still might run it's own format 6am to 12noon before
Paul how easily do you forget, that was WJES 1200 simulcasting WCRS 1450 ...
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POP email is powell at backroads DOT net
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Bert-
I am sure heard the following.
1200 WJESSCSALUDA 14 //WCRS-1450 AT TIMES
They are // at times on both frequencies.
I have heard both here at times.
Willis
Old Fort, TN
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1150WCRK TN MORRISTOWN 2339 13/07/08
"Keep informed with WCRK.COM with news of the day from around the world. And
be sure to sign up your birthday to win a free meal at Chic-fil-lay." Sounds
like a oldies format. Still on day power, with strong signal into
Had to get up for work today, and did so early enough (1140UT) to fit in a
little DXing. There was a hint that even earlier might have been useful, as
there were a number of Asian carriers until 1150UT, though no audio. After
that, the DUs took over, and as always, nothing was really steady s
Bert,
Hearing the same announcer could've meant you heard two totally unrelated
and non co-owned stations that happen to run the same satelitte delivered
music network.. and that same announcer could've been doing the local
liner between songs, coming out of a break or at the end of the song.
IEN-GA Ira Elbert New, III, Watkinsville - 2003 Isuzu Rodeo In-Dash Audio
System 4340
1590 WRJS GA Swainsboro - 07/13/08 1848 - Braves Baseball mixed with Southern
Gospel music. Decent signal with fades. "AM 1590, Rejoice. WRJS". (IEN-GA)
1590 WCSL NC Cherryville - 07/13/08 1850 - Southern Gos
I was unable to hear the same thing being played at the same time on
either frequency. However, the announcer's voice was the same each time and the
announcement was the same. The one on 1450 came around 1913 and the one on 1200
came around 1945.
Thanks for the help.
Bert New
Watki
I dont think it's either one, Bert.
At least I'm sure it isn't WXIT, as they are NewsTalk... and I think WATA is
Talk/Full Service.
Were these two stations on AM 1450 and Am 1200 simulcasting or did you just
happen to hear similar formats on both?
Paul
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 10:26 PM, Ira El
This evening I was listening to 1450 at 1913. I heard a station playing
oldies. The signal was good with slight fading. At 1945, I found myself on 1200
listening to a station playing oldies. Once again, the signal was good with
slight fading. The announcement was the same so I jumped up to
:Product: Geophysical Alert Message wwv.txt
:Issued: 2008 Jul 14 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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# Geophysical Alert Message
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 13 July follow.
Solar flux 65 and mid-latitude A-index 14.
The mid-latitude
Group:
I finally logged WPYT-660, Wilkinsburg, PA, 7/13/08, 1900 EDT w/semi-local WXIC
off early (ah-glory-ah to-ah Jesus-ah). WPYT had talk show, local spots, TOH
ID & into USA news, fair sigs o/what I suspect was probably WFAN.
My question is about 1150, where I heard an oldies station at
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 12 July follow.
Solar flux 65 and mid-latitude A-index 20.
The mid-latitude
John
Listened from 1110-1215 ut and it was a better day than yesterday with carriers
on 612, 675, 738 and 774. I even had a little audio on 774 at 1140 ut. It was
all DU per the loop.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
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John,
You getting my private email?
73 Gil
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Folks,
Dawn is obviously getting later (FINALLY!) I DXed from 1145 until
1235 Band Fade. Things really didn't get going until 1200 and faded
soon after 1230. The peak seemed to be 1210 to 1215. Most signals
below were present from about 1210 until around 1230 and were 7s at
peaks unless note
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