They seemed to be promoting the anticipated release of a movie. Nothing
resembling an ID. Sure a loud signal though. I should try for them
here... 73 Tim
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 11:02 PM, Rick Dau drummer1965...@yahoo.com wrote:
**
That's a good question, Tim. Of the 8 Mexicans on the
Dennis,
Maybe you'll get another new log out of this: The Dave Ramsey station
wasn't KOGO; that show airs locally on KFMB-760.
73, Tim Hall near San Diego
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 8:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
A new staton this evening, CJWW 600 Saskatoon over/under KOGO
Not a trace of them here in southern San Diego yet. Not surprising, as I'm
something like 140 miles SE of Simi Valley.
73 Tim
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 3:32 PM, Pete Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure why there is any confusion on this. Everyone should take a look at
Re the 1150 UNID, the closest match I can find for this format is WJRD in
Alabama. 73, Tim
On 7/13/08, David Faulkner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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,
Also be advised that the FCC data for Mexico is pitiful. Some of it is pure
fiction, or 30 years out of date... 73, Tim
On 7/3/08, Deane McIntyre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 3-Jul-08, at 3:40 PM, Craig Healy wrote:
The WestList of AM broadcast stations in the western hemisphere is back
I have a bandscan from Waterton too (1999) so I'll try to dig that one up.
It was an interesting place to visit, with all the very large, healthy
bighorn sheep roaming the streets of town. Couldn't enjoy the scenery too
much due to overcast and fog. The AM TIS stations in Waterton and Banff are
Ah, that's right - take the gondolas up to the top of the mountain at Banff
and Jasper. I remember at Banff in 2005, the midday reception was a lot
better up there. Sunset would be interesting! 73, Tim
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 7:42 AM, C B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a great idea. An
They were also reported staying on after sunset in 2005, so methinks they
have been at it for a while... 73, Tim
On 4/8/08, Bruce Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And according to Radio Locator, they are daytime-only, no night power or
anything else that I can see that would allow them to be
Here's what I found in my database (not guaranteed to be up to date of
course...):
My local XEKT Tecate and KLOC Turlock were both reported with Radio Formula
slogans last September.
XERW and XEOR have also used the slogan.
73, Tim
On 3/23/08, John Callarman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may
Seems doubtful. You'll have to contend with Indianapolis, Chattanooga,
Greenville, Sarnia, Charlottesville. Maybe if you were closer to the
coast... 73, Tim
On 3/21/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will be heading to North Carolina this weekend to visit family, and
wonder
They're running what seems to be WW1 NOS now and using new slogan Legends
16-80 as well as the usual WW1 NOS slogans like America's best music.
Signal is a lot weaker down this way now... 73, Tim
On 3/6/08, Donald K. Kaskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Pat, did your KAVT-1680 Fresno drop
Same here. He must have been fairly young, no? I don't think I ever met
him in person but I was thinking he was about the same age as the rest of us
SoCal DXers who were in the club in the 80s... Mittman, Sanburn, Kaz,
myself, etc. I'm 46 and I think most of the other guys in SoCal were a few
No luck here in SoCal despite pretty good conditions - just KKNT-AZ and
KOVO-UT La favorita announcing //KXOL-1660. 73, Tim
On 1/14/08, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Picked up bits of morse code between :05 and :06.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
amazon.com was down to 3 left in stock, so I grabbed one... $13.87 + $7.49
shipping... I'll gamble $21 based on all these incredible reviews that keep
pouring in. It could make a nice compact travel radio... Tim
On Jan 8, 2008 1:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dennis Vroom of Vancouver,
And he must be a monorail because he has a one-track mind... (rimshot)
73, Tim (sleep-deprived from work, not from DX unfortunately...)
On Dec 26, 2007 5:04 PM, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1320WHIE GAGRIFFIN 1950 26/12/07
ID - 1320, WHIE back into country music,
I had been planning to listen for this test while I was performing some
system tests for my office at midnight. My work schedule changed and I
forgot all about the test. Have been after this station for years... Argh.
Tim Hall, Chula Vista, CA
On 12/16/07, Bob Coomler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Thanks for the update. These guys have always got out well. I heard them
running HS FB earlier this fall. Here in San Diego they are the #3 or #4
station on the channel, the others being KWKW, KGAK, and the Tucson
station. 73 Tim Hall
On 12/14/07, Paul B. Walker, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
This thread reminds me of the DJs at a Louisville(?) radio station some
years ago who lampooned the town of Boonville, Indiana to the tune of One
Night in Bangkok:
One night in Boonville feels like half a month there,
Not much to do and even less to see...
Speaking of inland CA stations, it has
WSVG is on 790. Maybe WSVS-800? They play bluegrass. 73, Tim
On 12/1/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My total of North American stations continues the slow trek to 1000; these
are the new stations from the last few days.
WSKO Providence, RI 790KHz 112907 2058-2106UTC
I've heard bilingual religious talk programs on KSDO-1130 but I've never
noticed them running ABC news in English. Maybe 2 stations mixing? 73, Tim
On 11/29/07, Donald K. Kaskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walt,
Sorry to check in so late on this but I'd side with Mike Hawkins Pat
Martin that
Hey that's not so far-fetched. XEPE does it every day ;)
73, Tim
On 11/21/07, Patrick Griffith, N0NNK / WPE9HVW [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I keep seeing an ad for the latest Will Smith movie I Am Legend which
comes out next month. This is like the third remake of this movie and it
is one of
Funny how all of these last-man-on-earth stations do a better job of IDing
than most ESPN and Disney stations :)
On 11/22/07, Konnie Rychalsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...is one of those typical 'last man on Earth' movies. The amusing part
is
the sound bite where Smith announces that he is
Nice catch! But if anyone believes these guys are 10kW, I have a nice
bridge to sell you :)
73, Tim
On 11/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
San Diego's 1700 XEKTT in with Dennis Miller Show at 1:48 PM
PST. Never heard daytime DX this good before. Wow, that's over 932
call do they announce now? Not
that
that would be conclusive either with that group`s track record. Perhaps
Tim
Hall can enlighten us. 73, Glenn Hauser
Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you
Jim,
Nice job on the site - and your nature photography is excellent too. I
could sure go for some cruise ship DX right about now. It really gets fun
when you bring a nice antenna! 73, Tim
On 11/12/07, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick note to say that I have finished publishing
Interesting... the second letter is probably P. We drove the Thruway from
Herkimer to Niagara Falls in May and heard several Thruway stations. None
of those stations had the robotic voice or shaky audio. 73, Tim
On 11/15/07, Barry McLarnon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 15 November
Yes, and maybe later than that... I recall WHLN being a regular catch from
Atlanta during my Home Depot days. I also remember logging more KY stations
than I expected to. It seems to me I had a handful in the 1500s whom I
suspected of being ch... er, I mean helpless victims of automation
KLVZ in Colorado. 73, Tim
On 11/9/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who is Radio Victoria on 810, in SS?
Thanks.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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I'm away from my notes right now, but doesn't WDYT-Kings Mountain NC (hope I
got those calls right) run Fox sports on the weekend? 73, Tim
On 11/3/07, k4ape [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2245EDT 3 November 2007
Any one know who the Fox sports station on 1220 is? They have been booming
in since
// their online stream. This is my second newie in about 2 weeks,
the other being KWNA-1400. If you don't count talking houses, new stations
coming on the air, and DX tests, it is a very rare event for me to log 2 new
catches in a month.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
On 11/4/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
One word of caution: don't trust the FCC site for data about Mexican
stations. Their Mexican information is frequently inaccurate and they won't
accept corrections from anyone but the Mexican government. For a Mexican
list, go to mexicoradiotv.com
73, Tim
On 11/4/07, Bill Harms [EMAIL
Nice catch! I show them with 350 watts at night but my info may not be up
to date. 73, Tim
On 10/31/07, Jim Renfrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
0100 edtNOV 1 2007
960KLTFMN Little Falls - sports talk, then ID, before ABC News.
Station is 5000 watts day,
No trace here either - just suffering through the usual idiot parade on C2C
on KKOH-780 waiting for something to happen...
On 10/29/07, Stephen S. Howe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WCXH-780 not heard as I tried for the DX Test between 0357-0418 EDT using
my Sony ICF-2010 and Radio West loop. WBBM
Congrats Patrick. Notihng noted here in SoCal despite pretty good
conditions (not much slop from KPRZ-1210 last night). 73, Tim
On 10/27/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just caught some weak morse code at 1:06 AM (PDT) 3:06 AM (CDT)
Drake R8
1500' Eastern Beverage
I'm away from my records, but isn't there a WNVY on 1070 in (Cantonment?),
Florida, near Pensacola? 73, Tim
On 10/26/07, J.D. Stephens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Earlier this week near sunrise, I heard a religious
station on 1070 with a dual city ID mentioning
Pensacola, and what I am sure
Another nice one. Don't be discouraged by the low power. This station gets
out well. Well done Jim!
On 10/23/07, Jim Pogue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WFAW 940 kHz Fort Atkinson, WI DX Test
Date: Monday morning (late Sunday night), Nov. 12, 2007. Time: Midnight -
3
a.m. Central Time, 0600
Sounds like CHTO Toronto, which began testing around July. 73, Tim
On 10/20/07, Joe Miller, KJ8O [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
It sounds like I'm pulling 3 stations on 1690 tonight.
#1 is identified as WPTX Lexington Park Maryland
carrying Maryland football and a station ID heard
Yes, I'd say so. Check this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CKOV-FM
73, Tim
On 10/18/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am hearing a CW station mixing with CHED 630 with CW calling itself
B 103. Is this CKOV now? Ideas?
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
What an intriguing thought!
Now, if you wanted to achieve the same effect without breaking any rules,
you could all switch formats to overmodulated Sinaloan tuba music for one
night and create almost the same amount of adjacent-channel havoc that your
pushy IBOC neighbors are inflicting on you!
Good discussion.
I think the glitches that happen and only last a night or two are kind of
fun - mini-DX tests really. As long as the station figures it out (or reads
it here) and corrects the problem, no foul. I'm not perfect either (no
matter what everyone says, LOL). These short-term
KUZZ-550 is much stronger than usual tonight. Not a trace of KFYI or their
hash so far... 73, Tim Hall Chula Vista, CA
On 9/21/07, kevin redding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The CE at KFYI says that from tonight at sunset on KFYI will be on
full time with HD. He would appreciate logs and non
Hmm, does anyone know if CBRU Squamish is still on the air? They were
scheduled to go off a long time ago, but I seem to recall they stayed on the
air after the date they were supposed to move? 73, Tim
On 9/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all: thanks to Tim Hall
KWRU Fresno - Radio Vida Abundante - 73, Tim Hall
On 9/20/07, Satya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all - my Spanish is, well, nonexistent, and I have a snippet of audio
from a few weeks ago that sounds like Radio Viva Vundontay on 940 khz -
anybody know who it might be? KWBY near Portland
From my many business trips to Atlanta, where the locals just don't get out
well at night, I could easily imagine what Powell is experiencing. I could
easily see how this could leave a listener in an area like that with no good
signals at all to listen to at night... 73, Tim
On 9/19/07, Powell
Nice! I've been trying for them for the last several winters. Thanks Jim!
73, Tim
On 9/18/07, Jim Pogue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KQMS 1400 kHz Redding, CA DX Test
Date: Sunday morning (late Saturday night), Dec. 16, 2007. Time: Midnight
-
1 a.m. Pacific Time, 0800 - 0900 UTC. 1,000
Here in San Diego I only noted severe hiss from KFBK completely
covering 1520 and 1540 in the pre-sunrise hours. Other than that,
conditions were better than normal last night. Our only local i-BLOCker,
KOGO-600, is not running IBOC at night yet.
I suppose from now on we should call these
An article (not an ad) in the Pulitzer Prize Winning San Diego fishwrap last
weekend was touting incredibly low home prices in Newfoundland. The article
stated that one could buy a nice cottage for $20K. Sounded way too good to
be true... but what a nice place to set up a DX timeshare!
73, Tim
Yes, nice going Jim! I have a 2kW local on 1420 but I have heard other
things through them so it is worth trying for this one. 73, Tim Hall Chula
Vista, CA
On 9/10/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fantastic Jim!! Another great one.I am sure glad I got my Eastern
beverage all
I'm away from my database right now, but doesn't the Keremeos station run
more than 40 watts? They get out reasonably well as I recall.
73, Tim
On 9/9/07, Walter Salmaniw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After a successful proof of concept of the corner fed broadband loop, I
decided to enlarge the
Probably KHPY Moreno Valley, CA. They're currently running a program of
vocal music with a woman speaking on top of it. They are a Spanish language
Catholic station running 9000 watts at night. 73, Tim
On 8/31/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good evening,
This evening at
I'm away from my radio database today, but doesn't the Spanish station in
Georgia use the La Favorita slogan? It sure sounds familiar from my old
business trips to Atlanta when I worked for Home Despot... oops, I mean Home
Depot.
I think I recall reading that XEHN's transmitter site was badly
Could be - I heard them almost every night of my east coast trip in May, as
far south as North Carolina. 73 Tim
On 8/5/07, Neil Kazaross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone think that CKNX may be using day rig at night ? Aren't they a
major nuisance on 920 back east ? 73 KAZ
- Original
Interesting - It's kind of surprising that their advertising department got
the Morse code right. That's pretty good attention to detail for marketing
folks :)
This reminds me of something that happened a few years ago. There was a DX
test on the east coast or maybe the midwest, on a fairly
travel, losing 1610 over an entire region was a bummer.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
On 7/30/07, Scott Fybush [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim Renfrew wrote:
Jim Renfrew, Holley NY
Having heard that a new station is operating on 1690 from Toronto, I
just
turned on the radio, punched
Art,
We're so sorry to hear of your loss. We pray the Lord will grant you His
peace.
God bless you,
Tim Karen Hall
On 7/24/07, Craig Healy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My lovely dear wife, Gwendolyn Jean Blair passed away this afternoon. At
this time the cause is unknown.
I am so sorry.
The one on Hwy 6 really gets out. I know I've heard it from pretty good
distances at night... southern OR, maybe WA or even BC. I remember it as
having a fairly long loop of interesting info. 73, Tim
On 7/18/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Last week we took a drive to
Same here. It sure doesn't seem like a smart move from a coverage
standpoint. They got out well during the day on 1050. Neither frequency is
a good choice for low-power night operation; they'll get clobbered by XEs
either way. Maybe they are just low on $$$ and trying to cut the electric
bill?
English oldies, with
Spanish commercials.
On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 19:53:52 -0700, Tim Hall wrote:
That's a good idea. After listening to mindless talk radio, I need a
wake-up team!
A few local notes of my own (San Diego):
1620 WNSB415 San Diego (San Ysidro) is back on the air with the usual
That's what I have in my database... Spanish 6am-3pm, then back to
country... 73, Tim
On 7/7/07, The Kaskey Family [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan,
Think I heard a while back that KCKX changed to SS daytimes Cowboy
Country nights. Have heard them not too long ago with the latter.
Don K.
crushed by
corporate radio, even amateurish local programming is better than none.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
On 7/7/07, bill kral [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
C-FAX 1070 is carrying Coast but cutting in at 00
hours PDT until end and repeating first part until
5?am when the morning wake up team
Part 15 station Auburn Community radio was reported on 1640 a while back,
ex-1500. Same station? 73, Tim
On 7/1/07, Pete Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1640 WA Auburn (no ID). New TIS apparently coming from the City of
Auburn. Civic and safety-oriented announcements in a bed of EZ and
Greatest hits of yesterday and today? :)
On 6/25/07, Tim Kridel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your 1660 is KXTR in Mission, KS (suburban Kansas City). They're classical
but also carry T-Bones baseball. Weird combo.
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The same from me as well, Les. You helped me add quite a few stations to my
otherwise-stagnant SoCal totals. You'll be missed. 73, Tim Hall
On 6/22/07, Craig Healy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is with much regreat that I must tender my resignation as Broadcast
Test
Coordinator, effective
I think they've often been accused of being... what is the PC term... night
power challenged? :)
73, Tim
On 6/14/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did a search of The True Oldies Channel and came up with KHPP IA, so
maybe them. Listed as 26w at night/.
Patrick
Patrick
Yes, definitely a fine catch either way - 73, Tim
On 6/14/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim,
As poor as CX are tonight to the East, I would believe 880w over 26, but
either way, if it is them, I'll take it. 1160 is one tough channel with
KSL. I have several promos and I will
It's also a last name. There is a great tenor sax player by that name who
has lived in the San Diego and San Francisco areas the past 30 years. I
first met him when we were in high school so I'm pretty sure it's not a
stage name :)
73, Tim (who will probably never hear anythig on 1476 kHz - I
In this crazy world, either one would fetch a good price on eBay (toenails
or tonsils!).
73, Tim
(back from vacation 3 weeks ago, still buried in genealogical correspondence
and don't know when I'm going to get around to publishing my TIS and other
loggings from the east coast trip...)
On
I just returned from the east coast (SC/NC/VA/MD/PA/NY/ON/QC/VT/NH/MA) and
did not hear any huge OC on 1610 while I was there (May 4-20). Of course
the new Toronto and Montreal stations on 1610 are huge pests, so the TIS DX
was not as good as I had hoped...
73, Tim
back in San Diego
On
We just read the news. Our prayers go out to his family, especially
strength for his wife Maria. Fighting cancer is exhausting for the whole
family. Thank the Lord he had a faithful wife by his side to help him.
Tim, Karen, and Tim Sr. Hall
on the road in Charlotte, NC
On 5/5/07, Ira Elbert
Well said...
For what it's worth, here in San Diego, we have two stations very close
together: KOGO-600 running IBOC, and XESS-620, the fraudulent Tijuana
station which pretends to be in Ensenada, not running IBOC. KOGO's daytime
IBOC hash is enough to put a nasty squeal on top of XESS' signal
Hall, Tim Chula Vista, CATimHall1 gmail
com
plus my recently-neglected-but-still-somewhat-useful website
http://members.cox.net/tim_hall_dx/index.htm
73, Tim
On 4/1/07, Craig Healy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For those who are concerned about SPAMbots, I propose to list
I remember the list and think it's a good idea. One suggestion would be to
list our e-mail addresses in some slightly-altered format, for example:
TimHall1*at*gmail*com
You never know when someone is going to post the list on some unsecured web
page, and it would be nice if all those web
KURS-1040 noted with oldies tonight. DJ's name was C.J. Stone, I think.
Probably a syndicated program. I suppose this means the LMA with a local
Baptist church has expired.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
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Noted with a nice big signal as I was driving across the San Diego-Coronado
Bay Bridge Sunday night 9:30pm PDT - The big 8-70, WWL, New Orleans. Just
like the good old days! WBAP-820 was stronger than usual too.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
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On 3/20/07, Tim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KURS-1040 noted with oldies tonight. DJ's name was C.J. Stone, I think
Hi Willis,
KRLD-1080 does make it into San Diego at times, though the slop from
KNX-1070 and XEPRS-1090 is formidable. KSCO is a bit more common but KRLD
is quite often there. We also have a station in San Luis Rio Colorado,
Sonora that is noted occasionally.
WWL, WBAP, and WOAI were all
Tijuana has been English for a few years, so it's not them. I believe I
have heard Spanish religion on XEROK... 73, Tim
On 3/13/07, Michael Hawkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tijuana and Juarez both make it in here regularly, as does Bakersfield CA
(also SS). My bet would be on Juarez
Talk with just about any adjective in front of it is pretty awful. Even
sports talk, because there are too many networks and the talent has been
diluted. The toughest part of DXing these days is sitting through 59
minutes of tripe to get an ID (if they remember to include one - good
luck if it's
I set mine to :58-:01 and :04-:07 since some stations ID or (at least back
east) give local weather after the news. I sometimes have to sit through
some pathetic promos (especially on Coast-to-Coast and ESPN stations)
between :58 and :00, but these settings work pretty well and give me a
little
at the beginning of the week. I don't know if the current
programming is a full-time format change or just a weekend program.
No changes noted for XEPE-1700 or XEBCE-105.7.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
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Usually, though none of the Ensenada stations get out very well...
On 2/24/07, Marty Rimpau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Tim, do you get x e d x at 1010 from Chula vVista?
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 16:23:29 -0800, Tim Hall wrote:
Update on the legitimate Ensenada/Tecate stations and their
not-so
Once again John has delivered absolutely wonderful results. Congratulations
and thank you!
73, Tim
On 2/11/07, Nigel Pimblett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello John,
I'd certainly like to receive a copy of your list too. I don't
usually hear a lot of Mexicans, but auroral conditions can
Maybe Roseville, CA? I forget the current call letters... 73, Tim
On 2/15/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have a station on 1690 kHz playing music (Adult+foreign) and a few PSAs,
(2:02 P.M.) but no ID heard while listening for over an hour. Signal up
to S-9+20 db. Any help
My local XESURF switched to country several months ago after LA lost their
main country FM. Slogan is country 5-40 and 12-60 - 73, Tim Hall, Chula
Vista, CA
On 2/7/07, Doug Pifer-desert4wd.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Anything in the west broadcasting CW music on 540? Earlier, I
I get them around 7pm... I think they still run Clark Howard around then but
I'm not sure... 73, Tim
On 2/2/07, doug martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone hearing 820 kHz from Utah? I've looked thru the last 20 SDXM's,
and haven't seen it reported. I finally heard Meridian Id from
TRH-CA Tim Hall, Chula Vista ICF-2010, Kiwa Loop
DX TESTS:
1490 KRSN NM Los Alamos1/28 0303 Fair signals, quite solid at
times over UNID ESPN station (probably Tucson) with sweep tones and fast
code IDs VVV DE KRSN KRSN etc. Noted again around 0306 and 0309 but
strongest at 0303
Hmm, I can't tell - During the day I have to go way inland to hear
them due to increased KCBQ-1170 slop in recent years (there's
generally no trace of them at my home 12 miles inland). At night I
get nothing but KSL and of course KCBQ slop.
If they're truly missing from 1160, we should check
, Europe at sunrise and sunset, and the occasional
African.
Enjoy!
73, Tim Hall
On 1/23/07, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wondering if any of you out there have any experience taking portable
receivers on a cruise?
In April, my wife and I are taking a cruise leaving Tampa, FL. The cruise
Slight correction - XESPN-800 is ESPN in English (though you might
catch an XE anthem or an ID in Spanish); the ESPN Deportes affiliate
in Tijuana is XESS-620. I've lost track of what the Bakersfield
station is doing these days...
73, Tim
On 1/23/07, The Kaskey Family [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
, on top of normally-dominant KDXU and
KLFF.
My other frustrating sunset target is KRML-1410 Carmel, CA. I often
hear jazz programming on 1410 around 4pm but can never get an ID out
of them.
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA (near San Diego)
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KVNS changed to Spanish oldies a few weeks ago. They used to get out
very well (they were on top of the channel when I was in Alaska in
2003). 73, Tim
On 1/7/07, bill kral [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sat.Jan 6,07,!800-1900 pst. Spanish DJ playing
Spanish version of old 60's pop
Thans Pat - I'm not too surprised, though I'd never be able to tell...
I live so close to XEPE that I could probably hear them with the radio
turned off, hi - 73, Tim
On 1/7/07, Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim,
KVNS still gets out well. I get them regularly at night off the
Several family AM radio stations including my local KECR-910 run
Spanish programming in the early morning hours. I think I've heard
Asian languages on KEBR-1210 before, but I'm not 100% sure...
73, Tim
On 1/3/07, Doug Pifer-desert4wd.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your help and
The answer is kind of odd...
These guys run two additional stations under what I would consider to
be false pretenses:
1. They operate XESDD-1030 Tijuana as if it were an Ensenada station,
but the real XESDD in Ensenada continues on 920 kHz with no relation
to the new station.
2. They operate
:
Interesting, and funny about 1030/40. Do any of these
(other) stations operate with unlicenced power or
directional patterns. I was wondering if any might be
potential targets for me in Ontario.
--- Tim Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The answer is kind of odd...
These guys run two additional
Congratulations Bill!
73, Tim Hall (stuck in the mud somewhere around 1325 or 1330)
On 12/28/06, Bill Harms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
750 WNDZ IN, Portage. 12/28 1714 Full sign off by a female announcer.
Over WPDX, Venezeula, and a talk station (not WSB). WSB completely
nulled. My 1700th
on your dial
KYOR 1130 - Your community station
KUSN AM 1510 - Music and sports, weather, 5000 watts, good listening
18 hours daily
(Does anyone know what became of that last one?)
73, Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
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Too many beverages?
Merry Christmas,
Tim Hall
Chula Vista, CA
On 12/23/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes but some of the guests got looped!!
Merry Xmas all!
Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
Gil Stacy wrote:
, but the reception was excellent.
It was the Beverages
I don't know, but she sure was beaming...
On 12/23/06, Chris Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did the bride get a subscription to Better Ohms and Gardens
- Original Message -
From: Chuck Hutton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Had it for a while here in SoCal. It's easier to hear from the north
side of town, away from the Tijuana transmitters including XESDD-1030.
On 12/1/06, Steve Ratzlaff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm easily hearing the tone in any mode, here in NE Oregon. It's weak and
not dominant, but easily
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