Cumulus just came in and fired everyone is what I heard. KGO will never
be a top rated station again. I don't envy the receptionist at KGO come
Monday. The calls will flood the station. KGO had regular listeners from
Alaska to Mexico. Millions listened to the station. To just throw out a
format the
I agree. This is very sad.
KGO was a successful live, locally programmed talk station for years.
Going up against KCBS which has been all news for a long time and now is
available on both AM and FM is going to be a real challenge for Cumulus.
I thought the ultimate goal for companies such as
This morning on the way to work @1200 UTC on my car radio: The all new powerful
WNBL, Huntingdon, WV.
Way over WOAI.
With the new Chanhassen station coming on within the near future, I was
rewarded nicely.
Todd in. the Twin Cities
Sent from my Verizon Wireless Phone
I thought when a signal got up to S9 ("extremely strong signal" using RST
reports), one would be seeing "50/00" readings on nearby blank channels on
Tecsun radios (and 88/25 to 94/25 on-channel, as well as over 66-72 dBu on IBOC
sidebands). ;)
I hear IBOC hash even adjacent to S3 "moderately wea
Wow!!! What a shock!!! That is too bad and very unfortunate. I wonder
what KGO's ratings will be like in the next book? They have been
News-Talk since the early 60s. I have been listening that long too,
since their first show done at the Hungry I with Les Crane. This is a
sad day.
73,
Patrick
Dennis,
Generally when a signal gets up to S9 on the R8, I get IBOC hash on
adjacents.
But 1150 & 1170 do have strong signals too.
Thanks for the info.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 02 December follow.
Solar flux 157 and mid-latitude A-index 3.
The mid-latit
Wow! Looks like they will be losing one internet listener. I had my bedside
radio set to KGO mainly due to the intelligent discourse that one could get
from Ray and John, especially. John, in particular provided a unique ability
to give a unique historical perspective to issues. I will be intere
Patrick,
KSL 1160 was heard again today at 11:30 AM PST with about a S-7 signal.
No IBOC was noted on 1150 or 1170 as stronger signals were present on both
channels.
Best regards,
Dennis,
Kalama, WA
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Wow, from http://www.rbr.com/radio/cumulus-shifts-kgo-to-news.html
Cumulus is switching KGO 810 San Francisco, CA to news. Following from RBR.
Local radio hosts Gene Burns, Gil Gross, Ray Taliaferro and John Rothmann are
out. 12/05/11 News will be delivered from 2:00 PM to midnight. Ronn Ow
IEN-GA Ira Elbert New, III, Watkinsville - Sangean ATS 909 & Select-A-Tenna1040
WKTI TN Powell - 05/30/11 2251 - Country music. Decent signal fading in and out
of the mix. "AM 1040, WKTI". (IEN-GA)
540 KMLB LA Monroe - 11/28/11 2224 - NFL Football with the New Orleans Saints
taking on the New Y
Of course 1575 can also have Radio Farda on in the mornings here (west
coast North America) and VOA Thailand (and AFN Japan). Not exactly TA,
more like trans-Polar path.Walt
On Fri, Dec 2, 2011 at 7:50 PM, Bruce Portzer wrote:
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> Offhand, 747 might be the best bet for hearing a TA & TP o
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 02 December follow.
Solar flux 157 and estimated mid-latitude A-Index 3.
The
This interesting web site was circulated to the MWC group by our OM Graham
Maynard..
Best wishes
Barry : -) (Carlisle UK, PERSEUS)
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>From: Graham Maynard
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>Sent: Friday, 2 December 2011, 17:14
>Subject: [mwcircle] Interesting refe
Offhand, 747 might be the best bet for hearing a TA & TP on the same frequency
at the same time. JOIB sometimes fades in around 0600, when Holland would
still have a darkness path to this part of the world (during this time of year,
anyway).
Bruce
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From:
There can be a darkness path to both western
Europe and northeastern Asia simultaneously at
this time of year, but the only time I recall
hearing audio from both on one channel (swinging
the loop from one to the other), was in the '70s,
when BBC on 647 (in those days) gave way to a
Soviet Far
The only surprise this morning was China on 639 and is the most
consistent Chinese station heard here this season. China 1593 not
heard much lately. Only one Russian long-wave heard this morning.
153 RUSSIA, Radio Rossii 1422-1428 fair signal with woman in Russian.
594 JAPAN, JOAK NHK
Listened from 14:45 while checking my emails. Not much to be heard except
for several NHK2 stations on 774 and 828 at 7 level, and 1566 HLAZ at 6.5
level. 774 is still just there at poor level as I type this at 15:12 UTC.
The winter doldrums seem to have arrived, I'm afraid! SF 155, A 7, K
(12:
Listened from 1315-1420 UTC and conditions was down from yesterday with
carriers on 279, 693 and 774. At times the carrier on 279 was close to audio.
Bill Block
Prescott Valley, AZ
Drake R8
I was noticing your times being close together for TPs and TAs, and was
thinking...
Has anyone ever heard a TP *AND* a TA (each with strong enough audio to trip a
seek/scan function, or continuously peg a Tecsun radio's S/N indicator)
simultaneously competing on the same frequency? (Bonus poin
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