I got an email from Nashville, TN area resident (and WTDFA DX'er Doug
Smith). He works at a TV station and normally at night, he loses WPLN
just five miles up the road to my local WXNT. Last night he heard WPLN
at least another ten miles out - where he has never heard them before.
So it does
I've noticed that since I logged WPLN 1430 Madison, TN for the first
time (over the weekend) that I have heard it a few times since then.
They are authorized 15 Kw days and 1 Kw nights. They are VERY strong
at night and at times they bury local WXNT. If I move the GE ULR just a
bit top decrease
i would ask him to rem,ove wording like that thats like calling out a
station for definately cheating when you have absolutely no proof.. and
anything less then Field Intensity Measurements or more conclusive proof
would be required.
Paul
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 11:22 AM, HASCALL, DAVID CIV
On May 8, 2008, at 8:43 AM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
i would ask him to rem,ove wording like that thats like
calling out a
station for definately cheating when you have absolutely no proof..
and
anything less then Field Intensity Measurements or more conclusive
proof
would be
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i would ask him to rem,ove wording like that
thats like calling out a
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absolutely no proof.. and
anything less then Field Intensity Measurements or
more conclusive proof
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