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I first logged XEG on April 5, 1979 as a 13-year-old new to the hobby
(relatively). I was using my brand-new GE Superadio I, and I definitely
remember the PO Box and the St. Louis 66, Missouri ID and thinking it weird
and archaic at the time.
This was from my parents' QTH
Yeah, that one too, but I have a taped ID of XEG from sometime in the mid 1970s
that, oddly enough, includes the St.Louis address with the old-fashioned
two-digit postal zone rather than the post-1963 ZIP code!
Randy Stewart
Battlefield MO
From: Glenn
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Spanish spelling and pronunciation are extremely regular, making it the
`easiest` of foreign languages for us to learn. Once you know the system, you
can copy with good accuracy anything in Spanish even if you don`t understand it.
The IRCA Mexican Log (annual, but now in need
Håkan just beat me to it! I hear clear La Ranchera de Monterrey mentions in
the first two clips as well (plus I recognize the announcer's voice!).
Definitely a pest here in Missouri over the past 45 years, though they aren't
as strong as they used to be. I still remember them running
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The address I remember was ``Fort Worth 11, Texas``
73, Glenn Hauser, OK
On Mon, 4/20/15, Stewart, Joseph R randystew...@missouristate.edu wrote:
Håkan just beat me to
it! I hear clear La Ranchera de Monterrey
mentions in the
