Oops! Gotta stop getting older and letting my hearing go, hi!
On 7/30/2010 05:56, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
By the way, it's WBSC.
I don't know if they're operating with their 5KW Directional pattern,
their array has needs alot of work
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 11:00 PM, Mike
Now 2358, 29 July, and WSBE-1550 in SC has gone through 7 versions of
the SSB (Star Spangled Banner - instrumental) after a s/off
announcement. Might be something to look for if SC is needed.
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Thank you to those who replied to my inquiry. It makes sense in a
round-about way. Another West Coast mystery solved. Again, Thanks to
y'all.73 de Mike
On 4/13/2010 11:11, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
Thanks for clarifying Scott, I didn't think of a COL hopscotch game being
the
Just noted the following in the latest SDXM (Vol. 47 #26):
770 KCBC Manteca, CA License to cover 50K/4.1K DA-2 Change city of
License from Riverbank to Manteca (A)
Mainly just curious as to why the City of License change. Does this
place the station in a better market? Being
report it as new here. Any station being reported
off-frequency? Slight het against WKNR. (MH-NC)
Mike Hardester
Toyota Highland stock radio/antenna.
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reception on
the air. Almost 41 years ago? AARGH!! Those were the days
Please excuse if there are duplicate messages.
Mike Hardester
Toyota Highlander with stock radio/antenna
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Mike Hardester
dx4...@ec.rr.com
I've had the SRF-59 since shortly after it came on the market and
then it disappeared into the deep, dark realm of THE DX SHACK. Nice
little toy, but I still prefer my ICOM R-70
/built-in antenna (pretty good on nulls)
Mike Hardester
dx4...@ec.rr.com
I've had the SRF-59 since shortly after it came on the market and
then it disappeared into the deep, dark realm of THE DX SHACK. Nice
little toy, but I still prefer my ICOM R-70
Willis,
Came up with this by accident (via
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WDKD) on Wikipedia:
WDKD is a radio station at 1310 AM and licensed to Kingstree, South
Carolina, USA. Owned by Miller Communications Inc., it currently airs
the programming of W246BX, or 97.1 Frank FM, the HD-2
using truck
radio. (MH-NC)
Mike Hardester
On the Road in Eastern North Carolina - near Jacksonville
Toyota Highlander with stock radio/antenna
dx4...@ec.rr.com
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Source:
http://news.sc/2009/12/31/interstate-385-rehabilitation-project-begins-jan-4-2010/
Brief note on a new HAR in South Carolina on 1680 kHz
Project brochures and state maps can be found at the I-26 westbound rest
area in Newberry County, the I-85 northbound rest area in Anderson
Shades of SCADS of the 80's! Mike
c...@islandnet.com wrote:
From the Spokane area -
Anyone heard from him recently?
Thank you. Resume your listening,
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Mike Hardester wrote:
1610a UNID, Heard in NC 9/25/2009 @ 1915 to 1935 (intermittent) CW
while out on an errand. Several “long dashes” of
2 to 3 seconds; letters: “A,” “E,” “M,” and “ N I” noted. Fair to good
signal while driving in N/S direction and non
for possible LOWFER activity and
a station is listed in Kernersville, NC (+/- 200
miles air), on 1611.53 w/ID of JWS (but not using CW mode). Considering
the erratic and intermittent manner in which the
code was sent, I doubt it was an ARO. Ideas? (Mike Hardester,
Jacksonville, NC. Toyota Highlander
I originally sent this e-mail on 13 July, but have not seen it post, so
I'll try it again. Mike (17 July)
This e-mail was received from Karin Reid-LeBlanc and is regarding
the cassette report which I sent after the hearing what I thought might
be the test from CBA last year. You win some
This e-mail was received from Karin Reid-LeBlanc and is regarding
the cassette report which I sent after the hearing what I thought might
be the test from CBA last year. You win some and you lose some.
Regardless, I appreciate Karin's reply! Mike
Dear Mr Hardester.
I'm sorry this response
College area. The frequency to be used will be 1640
kHz.
Link: http://www.gantdaily.com/news/43/ARTICLE/47924/2009-04-05.html
Mike Hardester - Jacksonville, NC
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Les Rayburn wrote:
I have a new, in the box DX Engineering NCC-1 Phaser that I'm parting
with. It was installed in the new shack for a couple of months, before
being returned to it's original box while the shack was rebuilt.
Unfortunately, my deed restricted neighborhood denied all my requests
Just for the record:
1400 WAVQ NC. Jacksonville noted 2/27 @ 1302 with new call sign
(x-WSTK). ABC News continues at :55. Of note, when I have heard a legal
ID, it's almost like a passing comment, WAVQ 1400 Jacksonville, amid
general talk. Preferred ID/slogan is The Wave. Though Bill
U, TUSKEGEE, ALABAMA?
32° 22' 36.00 N Latitude
85 ° 39' 28.00 W Longitude
Mike
calltaylor@isp.com wrote:
IRCA Crew,
Where is WBIL-580?
Chaz wd4...@isp.com
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Yep. The one and only. Mike
Tom Dimeo wrote:
Was she the lady on the overnight radio program sponsored by
American Airlines?
Tom
** Mike Hardester Wrote: **
Oh PLEAZE, No Dolly Holiday - my ears can't take any
more!! Speaking of which, how many remember Dolly
Herr Kaskey (a.k.a., DKK),
Happy Birthday, OM, and many more!!
Mike (originally 93 miles SE of you)
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Oh PLEAZE, No Dolly Holiday - my ears can't take any more!! Speaking
of which, how many remember Dolly?
Mike
Mike Hawkins wrote:
If anyone is interested, KCBS is loading up a lot of content on their web
site for their 100-year anniversary. Its worth a look.
http://www.kcbs.com
A day late, but wanted to comment on this. Monday afternoon, 9 FEB,
while driving around Jacksonville (as in NC), I noted the AM band full
of stns which is unusual - this around 1600 ELT. Toronto-740 was putting
in a good signal and I cannot recall having heard them on a car/truck
radio
Barry,
It could well be a NOAA rebroadcast which can be ideal for local
listeners and TIS/HAR operators. However, for DXers, it may well be the
pits! When visiting family in the College Station area of Pennsylvania,
there was a TIS/HAR on 1630 that was, seemingly, non-stop with a NOAA
Nick,
Could it be WPWY976? If so, it's located 4.5 Miles West of Pt
Angeles (the QTH), WA at junction of US101 and SR112
Pt Angeles, WA JEFFERSON County. Running 10 watts and is a fixed stn.
Very 73 de Mike
Nick Hall-Patch wrote:
Getting an announcement on 1580 of Washington State
If anyone receives a duplicate of this information, my apologies - I
need to re-work my contact list. Also, if this doesn't pertain to your
column, please disregard.
Today, 3 FEB 2009, I not only heard an actual spot on WSTK, but a
news report: ABC News at :50 before the hour. So, add
In 2006, while visiting relatives in Missouri, I logged 2 U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers TIS operations. No call letters were heard. There was
a station on 530 kHz and one on 1610 kHz. A report was sent to the Mark
Twain Lake Project Office in Monroe City, MO., but no reply to the
original or
Folks,
Not certain to whom this should be sent so I'll send it to the
normal group. Please re-send as you feel appropriate. Most info is from
the FCC website.
Mike Hardester
Jacksonville, NC
Toyota Camry with embedded windshield antenna
Chris,
Any address for condolences?
Mike
Chris Knight wrote:
I received the sad news today that Rob Harrington passed away. He had been a
member of the IRCA for much of the 70's and 80's doing most of his
DXing/listening from the Denver, CO area. Rob had been suffering from a
Jim, Et al --
This situation sounds similar to the program by Eric Force, Where's
That Station? (http://www.dobe.com/wts/), which was a freebie AND
useful for DXers. I don't believe Eric has updated his program since
2006. I have never tried Jim's program, but it sounds like it is
with the current operators to see if WCO680 was a
previous call sign:
City of Irvine
(ATTN: Ms. Vivienne L. Hedgpeth)
P. O. Box 19575
1 Civic Center Plaza
Irvine, CA. 92713
(714) 724-7144
Sorry I couldn't help.
Mike Hardester wrote:
Martin,
Let me do some digging around and see if I can
Charlie-san,
Try this link: http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/amq.html
I checked for applications and construction permits, but nothing in
this areaHOWEVER, see if you can get a bearing. Might it be towards
Mt. Airy (as in WPAQ-740)? Link:
Martin,
Let me do some digging around and see if I can find anything.
Mike
Martin and Wendy Foltz wrote:
I have a station in my log that I have a question mark next to the call
letters. It's the TIS/HAR for Irvine CA on 1640 kHz. Does anyone have a list
from 2001 that shows the
Having been born and raised in the Central Valley of California
(Modesto, specifically), I have to comment. The Big 6-10 sounds a lot
better than The Big 15-50. IMHO. Back to the 60's!!Mike
Albert Lehr wrote:
1550 KFRC San Francisco The True Oldies Channel heard at 0054
PST
Russ Edmunds wrote:
As they periodically do, the FCC has changed the entire inquiry process for TIS
stations for no apparent reason, and, as usual, it doesn't work properly, as it
returns only one station on 530 and that's in Washington State. The new query
doesn't give one the same options
Herr Charlie-san,
This is the way we navigate the FCC site searching for TIS/HAR
stations---click on the link below:
TIS via General Menu Reports, Site / Frequency Query
(sic-MH) khz see if you can hear the Morse Code
LYQ ... repeating every 8 seconds try on your car radio during
your commute to work. The link to the original posting is
http://tinyurl.com/7wt2h9. (Mike Hardester, NC)
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530aUNID noted 12/16 @ 0555 with SEVERE het against the frequency.
The truck's digital read-out was 530, so I can't say what the actual
frequency was - however, no audio from any station was heard. LYQ-529 in
Morrison, TN, is frequently hrd, but not this time. (MH-NC)
Mike Hardester
.
Mike Hardester
3118 Gaitway Court
Jacksonville, NC. 28546-6973
Sony 2010 with stock antenna
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' Oldies for Eastern Carolina - The Wave
The Wave
The Home of Beach and Oldies - The Wave
Late breaking details as they occur.
Mike Hardester
3118 Gaitway Court
Jacksonville, NC. 28546-6973
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Does anyone have either an e-mail address or snail-mail address for
the person that conducted the CBA Test back in April?
I made a copy of my tape and used an address that was posted online
(P.O. Box 950, Moncton, New Brunswick, CANADA E1C 8N8), and sent it off
First Class Airmail(as
Will give your method a try Patrick, and thank you Karl for the
address.
One can only hope, hi!
Patrick Martin wrote:
Mike,
You should beable to record the audio to the harddrive and then put in
on a CD. With me, I have an older Lite On DVD/CD recorder I use when
dubbing from cassette.
, not heard locally) WAVQ 104.5 in Aurora. Obviously
a good signal. The WSTK callsign being the former callsign for current
WSRP-910 in Jacksonville. WSTK's distance from my QTH = 2.869 miles. (MH-NC)
Bill Hale, please note for the Graveyard Records, hi!
Mike Hardester
3118 Gaitway Court
, with a string of spots, national and local, with one
local spot giving an area code and number as (773) 7 About as TENT
as you can get, hi! Area code and first digit cross checked on
http://www.fonefinder.net/ (MH, NC)
Mike Hardester
Jacksonville, NC.
Toyota Highland
Embedded windshield antenna
www.onairdj.com
On 11/19/08, Mike Hardester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1640WTNIMS, Biloxi faded up nicely to a fair level, 11/19 at 1701,
with Talk Radio 16-40 WTNI and into news. Sounded locally produced (i.e.,
not national network) and gradually into mush. (MH, NC
You have done well, Wave Walker. Aho. Mike
Patrick Martin wrote:
After rearly 44 years of QSLing (Feb 65 to now), I have reached a
milestone of 3,000 MW QSLs from 95 countries. The one received in
today's mail is another jewell. It made my day.
970KFBX AK, Fairbanks, received a
)
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US 17 between Jacksonville and Wilmington, NC
Camry car radio and embedded antenna
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A friend of mine, who cannot get out and about, sent me a letter
inquiring about a Skyworth SLV-1551 15 LCD Clear TV. He, like I, have
never heard of the SKYWORTH moniker. Some online research reveals that
the product is made in PR CHINA/HONG KONG, but no listing specifically
for this
Folks,
As a precaution, please HOLD on responding to this message from
Chuck. My e-mail program advises the source of this is Taiyüan in the
People's Republic of China. It has Chuck's e-mail, but the grammar
doesn't look like Chuck unless he's in a hurry...and in the PRC. Mike
Jazz music?! I have to listen to my tape again. I had 2 stations
battling it out. One being WINA (Charlottesville, VA). The other I had
bits and pieces of programming including a brief segment of jazz music.
No code or definitive sweeps noted, though I did note what sounded like
a sounder x
John Coltrane's earlier works, also some
vocal jazz
in there as well.
I used the two radio method, the ICF-2010 was tuned to CBA 1070, the
SRF-59
tuned to CBE 1550, and had an exact parallel for a significant part
of an
hour.
73 de Joe
On Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:16:54 -0400, Mike Hardester
Neil,
I suspect your station is WQFA538 in Des Moines as you surmise.
There are two operating units: one at Interstate 80/35 at University
Ave, and the second is at I-235 at Euclid Ave.
Hope this helps a bit.
Very 73 de Mike
Neil Kazaross wrote:
Anyhow, I was
Time permitting, would someone in the Novato, CA, area please check
93.82 MHz. In researching for the next TIS/HAR List, I came across a
listing for a station, KAW383, listed as a PW Public Safety Pool,
Conventional, operation. The transmitter is listed as being located on
the CREST RD
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--- Mike Hardester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
I'm not taking sides here, but will double check on my next
Greenville trip - now scheduled for 19 March.
Mike
And, since my inquiry started this, my reception could as easily have
been WLSG in Wilmington
Ahem Ol'Salt,
It's about time!
Penicillin Pusher Mike
C.L. Taylor wrote:
IRCA Crew,
Here's my new e-mail address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
73 de Charles WD4INP
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Folks,
I'm not taking sides here, but will double check on my next
Greenville trip - now scheduled for 19 March.
Mike
Scott Fybush wrote:
Pete Taylor wrote:
Scott Fybush wrote (quoting another source):
THE LICENSEE FAILED TO FILE A RENEWAL APPLICATION WHEN DUE ON
AUGUST
Russ Edmunds wrote:
One of my overnight TOH recordings this morning featured an
enthusiastic black preacher promoting some sort of event in Eastern NC.
10watts.com shows this station as still active. FCC shows it as
deleted and silent.
Anybody know for sure ?
Russ Edmunds
Can't say
I noted the following TIS information on http://tinyurl.com/2qm6gf
(Wrightwood, California, Forum):
The Wrightwood Communications Group will begin testing for a AM
Travelers Information Station the week of March 17. A temporary FCC
testing license and rental of testing equipment has been
Nice log, Tom. If they're doing transcribed weather broadcasts
(TWEB), this would be the first I've heard of a station (starting or
resuming) doing such in years. Then too, it may just be a local thing
for tests. May have to actually try and log it.!
73, de Mike
Tom Jasinski wrote:
Thought I'd post this to the list, as I've had an inquiry and was
curious myself. Charlie-san is fine. After an absence of no list
postings or personal e-mails berating me about not DXing, I thought I'd
give his humble abode a call. I spoke with his charming wife and
Charlie's finethe
).
Saul
- Original Message -
From: Mike Hardester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DX IRCA List irca@hard-core-dx.com; Glenn Hauser
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:59 PM
Subject: [IRCA] Camp Lejeune Testing
Camp Lejeune, NC, is testing on 530 and 1610 kHz. Woman
Nope. Not the slightest thing resembling a call sign. If there is an
official announcement (e.g., THREATCON level change, closure of Onslow
Beach for amphibious ops, road closure due to BIG guns practicing, etc),
the only ID will mention Camp Lejeune.
Mike
Patrick Griffith, N0NNK /
TIS/HAR operation by the base. Occasionally active on 1640 kHz
(not heard). 13 February 2008 @ 1600 ELT. If you hear the station, an
address you can write is:
Commanding General
(ATTN: Public Affairs)
Camp Lejeune, NC. 28542
(Mike Hardester, Jacksonville, NC.; Toyota Highlander stock radio
After fighting on and off with Earthlink since October of last
year, I decided it was time to switch to another provider. New address,
for those interested, is DX4EVR at EC dot RR dot COM
At least if I have a problem, I can talk with someone located in
North America and not in
Forwarding from: Space Weather News for Jan. 4, 2008
http://spaceweather.com
Solar physicists have been waiting for the appearance of a
reversed-polarity sunspot to signal the start of the next solar cycle.
The wait is over. A magnetically reversed, high-latitude sunspot emerged
today. This
Don,
Thanks for the info you sent, and definitely good to hear that
you're on the road to recovery.
Doc
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This past April and May, there was a discussion about Compact
Florescent Bulbs. At the time, I thought that I recalled something about
the possibility of a medical issue regarding florescent Bulbs, but I was
unable to locate anything in my medical books. However, I recently had
an
I agree with Patrick. My own experience has been some TIS operations do
use brief instrumental music as a bridge into another announcement.
Legal? No. I don't think that the FCC would get too excited about such.
HOWEVER, entire selections would go a LITTLE too far.
Mike
Patrick Griffith,
Patrick Martin wrote:
Paul,
Thanks for the tip, but Rainier would be ODOT, not WSDOT, and the calls
I heard were WQBV586. But thanks for the heads up. I am going Hy 30 next
week and I will try for Rainier while driving over that way to see if it
is on.
It isn't uncommon for
, but
first time logged. (MH-NC)
Brought to You By:
Mike Hardester
Jacksonville, NC
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Charles A Taylor wrote:
My 10-W TIS postings may be a bit exotic out there, but
PRACTICALLY WORTHLESS.
HELP PLEASE!
Prissy Chuck
Dear Prissy Pants,
With regards to TIS and HAR stations and your commentAHEM!
Sincerely, Doc
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A big sunspot is emerging over the sun's eastern limb, posing a threat for
significant solar activity. Already it has unleashed several M-class solar
flares. One of the eruptions, an M3-flare on June 1st, caused a shortwave
1643 ELT
The station which I just reported on 657.3 has now drifted to 656.8.
1645 ELT
Now on 657.4 with a weaker signal strength, but still with the same loop
bearing. Unless something very unusual occurs, I won't keep up with the
play-by-play moves. If anyone else is copying anything in
Here's what I have
2115-2125 ELT 20 May
1609.9a Station with instrumental music and possibly M tlk, but not
certain if the same or different station
1610.7a Carrier - weak, but steady.
Heckuva lot of QRN, though the skies are clear and no forecast for rain
I'll have to
Charlie, et al,
Camp Lejeune, NC, frequently has their HAR's on the air: 530, 1610
and 1640 kHz with either local IDs repeating (This is Camp Lejeune's
Highway Advisory Radio (or Station - have heard both), open
carrier, or National Weather Service rebroadcasts.
My QTH is 34 47
Very nice, Sir.
Mike
Charles A Taylor wrote:
1610 WQVB479 NCRocky Mount, Edgecombe Co. 5/18 @1330. Heard constant
relay
of NWS station Rocky Mount, without
any TIS ID. FCC lists this
as Edgecombe County
Charles A Taylor wrote:
I hate this cursèd (Shakespeare) occurrence! What I do is
type up a pure .txt file, copy and paste to my e-mail client
(Eudora 4.2©, because newer is often not better!). Then I
line them up again (so the document is presentable) and mail
it to myself (usually some
Charles A Taylor wrote:
Appears one carrier is RVC-530, but what the other one
or two is, is a mystery.
Take your choice (all are in North Carolina with 10 watts (last word in
each line is the county)
CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WNNV615 CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG
NORTH
Charles A Taylor wrote:
I used to hear a TIS on 1610 from New Bern near the overpass of NC-43
and US-70.Don't remember the call. Too late to check my old NC Log.
Charlie-san,
Believe that was WNHQ550. It was operated by the NC Ferry Division,
and they had another station in Supply, NC.
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Charlie-san,
R. Voz Cristiana is frequently audible, during daylight hours,
aboard Camp Lejeune during winter months or during storms...this at the
beach area adjacent to where RECON does their fun
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Mesa Mike,
Mesa Mike, Lost Almost NM wrote:
Can some TIS stations get permission to broadcast other kinds of info?
I ask, because there is a TIS station here in Los Alamos WQFJ525 1610
kHz, licensed to
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Pete,
Pete Taylor wrote (more than what's quoted):
ones are planned, apparently. Other than LAX, does anyone else know
of other synced TIS/HARs?
Illinois comes to mind. Last summer I drove to
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Classified? I ain't doubting what you say, but what brainless wonder
came up with that idea? However, of note, I was trying to locate R.
Reloj info for Sparks and had a heck of a time finding
Bob,
I recall the receiver and I THINK that maybe a handful were produced
(one at a time). I never saw one or knew of any DXer who had one.
Bob Grove (Grove Enterprises) designed the perfect receiver for
DXers, but the cost of building each one would have been prohibitive --
any MT
Okay, call me dense, but if (as I have always understood) florescent
bulbs of whatever type cause QRM, why haven't we heard anything from
AROs/ARRL?
Just curious.
Patrick Martin wrote:
Greetings,
Are there any CFB's that do not cause RF noise? The ones I tried several
years
Nice Going Craig,
I just know we're going to see an Energizer Bunny on steroids. Paul,
PLEASE approach the tower slowly. Not even a Navy Doc can resuscitate a
crispy critter...and don't ask how I know.
Zee Doc
Craig Healy wrote:
You want a small demonstration? Take an ordinary
Good Morning Mr. Phelpsoops!
A casual (recon) drive down 24E this AM netted some interesting
information. A 2-tower array was noted at Camp Lejeune TLZ (tactical
landing zone) Robin. This is aboard Camp Lejeune. However, checking
Google Earth and then the FCCs antenna database, neither
Uh, Bob,
Grace Hopper was a Rear Admiral (Lower Half - i.e., Commodore), U.S.
Navy, and I think that she was the first woman (Rear) Admiral female in
the Navy.
Computer Science Pioneer? You bet! That lady could teach even a
President how to find the on/off switch to a computer.
I have never figured out the mystery of 1120 kHz (x-1580 of years
gone by) being listed as Camp Lejeune, though it APPEARS that their
transmitter site is (was) just inside Camp Lejeune boundaries. Maybe
they've moved their transmitter site. I'll have to do a recon and see
what I come up
Wonder if they'll QSL reports this time? Sent a report when they were
testing in 2004/2005 or some such but no reply. Will give it another
shot. Wasn't the callsign WD2XUM, or am I thinking of another station?
Thanks for the heads-up, Bill!
Mike
Bill Harms wrote:
After a long
Son,
I gots to come see you and straighten out you and your computer
shenanigans before you end up deleting the entire Internet.
calltaylor isp com should work. Personally, I'm more comfortable
with calltaylor at isp dot com. What the bots are looking for are nicely
prepared items
A belated welcome back into the DX-fold, David. Your best bet for a
list of radio stations is Lee Freshwater's THE AM LOG BOOK located at
http://www.amlogbook.com It has what you're looking for, and at a good
price: FREE. Although it isn't updated daily, Lee does an excellent job
of
Hi Dave,
By now, you have probably identified your UNID mentioned several
issues ago in DXN. If not, will you please send me the details - a long
shot, but it may be a TIS in Pender County, NC: WPSF938 location is
34 23 21 N, 77 41 15 W
There are several TIS and HAR ops along the
I'm puzzled. How does this guy flip on a receiver, put a finger on
the antenna terminal, place another finger in the air and come up with
DX? It ain't natural, I tell ya.
Nice log. Doc
Charles A Taylor wrote:
George Willis,
After my query to the reflector, I looked at the NRC
Doug,
Can you get a tape of the transmission? One of us should be able
to decipher it. Also, how far are you from ONTARIO, Oregon? I've got the
ID if you want, but don't want to taint your mind, if you will.
Mike
Doug Pifer wrote:
0318 PDT
I'm hearing what sounds like morse code on
Send away.
Ears are sitting by, well sorta. Gotta get to bed in a bit, but ifn
you send it, I'll give it a shot.
Mike
Doug Pifer wrote:
Howdy,
Well I recorded some of the what ever it is, hi, and I'm just as clueless
as before. It seems to be faster at times than I previously
in my home town of Modesto, California.
Mike Hardester
Jacksonville, NC
Original Source: http://tinyurl.com/ytbrjd
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Charles A Taylor wrote:
The Bermuda tapes may have deteriorated, but I was using a rather inferior-
grade portable cassette recorder. They were still quite intelligible. :'(
Charlie-Sparky-san,
DO NOT, I say again, DO NOT get rid of those tapes. In the foggy
recesses of my neuron
Here's a thought. The 2006-07 Purdue Sports Network
(http://purduesports.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/m-bball-radio-network.html)
shows a WMRI AM, 860 in Marion, IN. and two (2) stations on 1230 kHz:
Hammond - WJOB-AM, and Logansport - WSAL-AM.
The ID sounds exactly like you and
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