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WELCOME TO IRCA's AM-DX NEWSFLASH - June 3 1999
Vol 5 No 9
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CONVENTION - MEETING INFO (corrections/additions welcome)
IRCA '99/DecalcoMania '99: The 1999 IRCA/DecalcoMania Convention will
be held at the Holiday Inn-Boardwalk Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada on June
25-27 1999. Reservations 1-800-635-4581 (mention code I-R-C).
Convention registration - $35. SW Airlines is offering a 10% discount
1-800-433-5368 (mention code LO199). Host is Mike Sanburn, PO Box
1256, Bellflower CA 90707-1256, 310-614-1444.
WTFDA '99: The 1999 WTFDA convention will be hosted in NW Jersey, July
16-18, 1999. Rick Shaftan will welcome you to his well equipped DX
outpost located less than an hour from the Newark airport. For
accommodations Rick recommends the Days Inn/Ledgewood, 1691 Route 46
West, Ledgewood, NJ 07852. Rates start at $69. There is no special
club discount. Make reservations by calling the hotel at 973-347-5100
or by credit card via their secure web site. Convention registration,
which includes food and beverages, will be $25. For more information
e-mail Rick Shaftan at <shaftan@xxxxxxx>.
NRC '99: The 1999 NRC convention will be held at the Holiday Inn,
Bridgeport WV on Sept 3-6, 1999. Reservations 1-304-842-5411, $70.95
for two double bed room, no limit on how many in a room. Convention
Registratio - $35. Host is William Swiger, One Casey Ln, Bridgeport WV
26330, 304-842-4635.
RADIO FEST 1999 - Celebrating 25 Years of Radio Fun
The Ontario DX Association invites radio enthusiasts of all interests
and all levels to join us for Radio Fest 99. Following on the success of
our first Radio Fest event in 1998, this will be one of the major radio
listeners event of the year. Radio Fest 99 will also celebrate the 25th
anniversary of the Ontario DX Association, Canada's largest radio
listeners' club.
Dates: Friday, September 24 to Sunday, September 26
Location: Ramada Inn & Convention Centre, Oakville, Ontario (located
at Queen Elizabeth Way and Trafalgar Road)
Theme: "Celebrating 25 Years of Radio Fun"
Topics : Radio Fest 99 will look at "Where we have come from in
radio's past", "Where we are today", and "Where are we going in the
future".
Special Guests : There will be many and we'll introduce them to you
in future releases.
Exhibits: Equipment suppliers; clubs; technology from yesterday,
today and tomorrow; plus tables of used equipment for sale.
Friday
Wine & Cheese Reception at 7:00 pm. Join us for this opportunity to meet
other attendees in a very relaxed atmosphere.
Saturday
Registration will begin at 8:00 am and the program will begin at 8:45 am
concluding at approximately 4:00 pm. Besides the usual seminars and
special speakers we will have the always fun Game Show and raffle draws.
Everything will wrap up will a wonderful banquet on Saturday evening.
Sunday
Before saying goodbye, join your fellow conventioneers for breakfast
(your choice and you pay) in the hotel restaurant. We expect to offer a
tour of a nearby radio site. More details later.
Accomodations : You may contact the Ramada Inn by telephone
(905)849-5950, toll free 1-800-357-0880, Web www.ramada-oakville.com. A
special rate of Cdn$82 per night for Radio Fest 99 is available.
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CPC DX tests
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CPC Chairperson (IRCA) - Lynn Hollerman - gmhollerman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Right now Lynn is looking for target station lists and stamps or money
to help get the lists worked on. Thank you Lynn... pb
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HOT STUFF
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Werner Funkenhauser - funk@xxxxxxxxxxxx
CBL Toronto to shut down June 19
1999.06.01: Toronto's CBL will likely vacate 740 kHz on June 19! This
evening at 2120 EDT, I received a telephone call from fellow ODXA
member, Wayne Plunkett. According to Wayne, who has it from a reliable
source (within the CBC's Engineering Group) the date for CBL to leave
the AM band will be Saturday June 19. Full details are not yet known re:
time, etc. Presumably, shut-down will follow the same pattern as already
used when the two CBC Montrealers on 690 and 940 left the air. Regular
programming continued there until the target closing date and time, then
a continuous tape loop announced the closure and advised listeners to
tune to FM. Listen the evening of June 18, just before midnight. If the
plug isn't pulled, then June 19. Thanks to Wayne for this information.
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THE "X" BAND
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**Nigel Pimblett - Medicine Hat, Alberta - ntp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Caught a new x-bander on this evening - KAZP, Bellevue, NE 1620 khz.
Heard from 2315 to past 2400 EDT. Programming consisted of ESPN sports.
The only local IDs were as "Sports Radio 1180 Coil", except for a very
quick "KAZP Bellevue" inserted after the KOIL legal ID at the top of the
hour.
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**Craig Rathbone - Denver CO - DXer@xxxxxxx
I also heard the station here in Denver very loud last night, 5/28.
It was ESPN sports talk. And the only IDs I ever heard were "1180 KOIL".
There were quit a few IDs and slogans. "Sports radio 1180 KOIL" and at
the top of the hour the ID was "KOIL Bellevue, Omaha, Council Bluffs".
Right after that the man said something that might have been another ID,
but it was so fast I couldnt tell. They had ads for Husker baseball in
the NCAA regionals.
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Tim Hall - Chula Vista CA - halls@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Delco car rx
1630 XEUT BC, Tijuana, 5/28 2125 UTC New station is testing and
sounds ready to go on the air any time. Power 10kW day, 1kW
night and seems to get out very well. Huge signals in northern
San Diego county. This station is based at the technical school
at Universidad Autonoma de Baja California in the Otay Mesa area
of Tijuana. Testing with horrible repetitive whatever-this-
stuff-is-I-won't-call-it-jazz music and promotional announcements
for the school. This will be a huge pest for me, one of my
closest locals. (TRH-CA) (Not on the air at 0130 recheck)
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**Pat Martin - Seaside OR - mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx
Is anyone else hearing an SSer on 1700 khz with Ranchero music and IDs
like "Radio Groupo" and "Cinco seis" "Memorial day in the United States"
was mentioned. Does Texas broadcast in any SS? This was heard at 0720
EDT 5/30. Gary Jackson-Sacramento CA had mentioned a very weak SSer
about this time received at his QTH. Any help would be appreciated. The
signal was fairly strong, but faded out by 0730 EDT, off Eastern
Beverage only.
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**Rick Evans - REvans5435@xxxxxxx
WCMQ-1700 in Miami Springs, FL is definitely SS, but I don't have any
more details on them. I can hear them here and in southeast Alabama
fairly well. If you are asking about the station in Texas, then this
might be one since it would be along the same line or reception.
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**ragnar danneskjold - Mesa AZ - lwdxer@xxxxxxxx
Since you mentioned "Memorial Day in the United States" a likely
candidate would be the station in Miami on 1700. However, it could be a
pirate too.
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**Charles A. Taylor - calltaylor@xxxxxxxx
The station in Miami has changed call. Don't remember new call. Probably
not source of Ranchera on 1700.
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**Lynn Hollerman - gmhollerman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I seem to recall KTBK-1700 in Sherman, TX had/intended to have a sports
format - but that was in March...but WRNU (ex-WCMQ)-1700 in Miami
Springs, FL is SS...
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**Charles A. Taylor - calltaylor@xxxxxxxx
More likely the Ranchera is not WRNU; leastways not continuous Ranchera.
Miami-area sts. are mostly Caribbean/Cuba/PR-influenced; Texas, Mexican-
influenced.
That is not to say one wouldn't hear Ranchera and (Mexican) Norteqa on a
Miami st. Of course, one will, and possibly frequenctly, as Mexican
music travels well anywhere*.
For continuous Ranchera, expect Texas or other border states.
* HIAW-690 Santo Domingo used to do a continuous Ranchera format back in
the early 80s. "Radio Huarachita" they called themselves, and even used
Ache I A doble-U [HIAW] with the Mexican/western U.S. SS letter "w", in
contradistintion to doble-V,, which is Caribbean SS.
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**David Gleason - david@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
More likely the Ranchera is not WRNU; leastways not continuous Ranchera.
Miami-area sts. are mostly Caribbean/Cuba/PR-influenced; Texas, Mexican-
influenced.
WRNU is a Unica o&o station; it runs totally unattended and fed from the
Unica studios in Coral Gables. On the weekend, Unica has four repeats of
its only music program, a one-hour segment with a lady named Raquelin
Gonzalez doing a countdown of the week's hits. It includes an occasional
ranchera, some salsa and some pop and A/C type ballad music. Lots of
Unica jingles. I don't have a schedule of Unica handy, but one of the
repeats is just after midnight Sunday AM, another at about 6 AM sunday
and another yet on late Sunday afterneoon or early evening.
Other than that, to the best of my knowledge, they have not other music
shows. Although, they may put a song occasionally into regular programs,
like for an interview.
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**Pat Martin - mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx
There are tree XE CPs for 1700 khz
(1) Praxedis, GUERRERO
(2) Tecate
(3) Ocampo
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**ragnar danneskjold - lwdxer@xxxxxxxx
Now before we all go off foaming at the mouth like I usually do, there
is a 1700 scheduled for Brownsville, TX. Either KBOR or KQXX depending
on the list you look at. Now those guys could definitely be playing
Ranchera or Tejano. As an outside possibility it could be that one
scheduled for Brownsville.
There is one coming up in Soledad, Cal getting up towards SF, KVRG on
1700. Could it be them? Rule out KNST from Tucson that is scheduled.
It's news/talk and EE.
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**Pat Martin - mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx
Per phone call to KBOR-Brownsville, TX, KQXX-1700 is indeed on the air!
They have been for almost a week! 24 hours a day w/ Regional Mexican
format. Apparently this is the new X Bander I have been hearing.
Thanks. Here on the North Coast Dallas seems to be stronger in the
evenings, but since Dallas is abit further North than Brownsville, the
LSR LSS times would be different, so KQXX has been in a few minutes more
after Dallas fades out in the morning. So the best time to hear them in
the NW would be around 4 AM (PDT).
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Pat Martin - Seaside OR - mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx
Following is an updated list:
1620
WPHG-AL, ATMORE-REL/GOS
KSMH-CA, AUBURN-CATH/REL
WHLY-IN, S.BEND-NOS
KAZP-NE, BELLEVUE-ESPN(TESTING)
KYIZ-WA, RENTON-R&B
1630
KCJJ-IA, IOWA CITY-AC
KKWY-WY, CHEYENNE-C&W
XEUT-MEX.,TIJUANA-TESTING
1640
KDIA-CA, VALLEJO-R&B OLDIES
KKJY-OR, LAKE OSWEGO-REL/GOS
WKSH-WI, SUSSEX-REL
1650
KGXL-CA, TORRANCE-AS
KDNZ-IA, CEDAR FALLS-NX/TK
WHKT-VA, PORTSMOUTH-REL
1660
WMIB-FL, MARCO IS-TESTING
WQSN-MI, KALAMAZOO-SPX TLK
WWRU-NJ, ELIZABETH-SS/PP
KXOL-UT, BRIGHAM CITY-OLDIES
1670
WRNC-GA, WARNER ROBINS-C&W
WTDY-WI, MADISON-TK
1680
WJNZ-MI, ADA-RAP/R&B
WTTM-NJ, PRINCETON-SPX (TESTING)
1690
KDDZ-CO, ARVADA-KIDS(DISNEY)
WMDM-MD, LEXINGTON PARK-TK/SPX
1700
WRUN-FL, MIAMI SPRINGS-SS(UNICA)
KBGG-IA, DES MOINES-TK/BIZ
KQXX-TX, BROWNSVILLE-SS
KTBK-TX, DALLAS-SPX TK
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ragnar danneskjold - Mesa AZ - lwdxer@xxxxxxxx
Speaking of KKWY, there has been a strong OC noted here on 1630 from
time to time. Don't have any idea of who it is but have heard it was
XEUT. I would say that if KKWY doesn't get it in gear quickly they will
not be heard in Cheyenne, their hometown.
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INDIVIDUAL LOGGINGS
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Mark Connelly - WA1ION@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thursday night equipment-testing session at Pebble Beach (Penzance Road)
Rockport, MA (GC = 70.60 W / 42.636 N)
This is a site that is a bit more "tweaked up" for Latin American
reception than nearby Granite Pier (which is superior to Europe). I
probably should have gone to the pier because South American and
Caribbean DX was still rather sluggish, as has been the recent trend.
The BBL-1 loop using the K9AY system worked very well in nulling
stations off the back, without using additional phasing. Most of the
null quality tests were done pre- sunset on signals that were primarily
groundwave. The loop was aimed on about a 110 / 290 degree axis (in
hopes of African and Brazilian DX). Stations near the 290 degree
bearing included those in the Manchester, NH area (WGIR-610, WFEA-1370)
and in the MA Merrimack Valley (WCCM-800, WCAP-980). These could be
nulled better than 30 dB with the adjustment of Vactrol resistance.
Fitchburg, MA (1280) and Schenectady, NY (810), also off the back of the
cardioid, were nulled far below the co-channel stations (Maine-1280 and
NB - 810). A tolerable amount of reduction (maybe 15 dB) could be
imposed on WRKO-680 (bearing about 260 degrees); this allowed Spain-684
to come through fairly well. To null stations more than 30 degrees off
the axis of the loop, conventional phasing of the loop against an active
whip was still necessary.
DX heard:
27 MAY, 2330-2359 UTC: unID-939.93 (maybe domestic ?), Morocco-1053,
Canaries-Spain-1179, Spain-1359, St. Pierre-1375, Algeria-1550,
Spain-1134, Spain-1152
28 MAY, 0000-0059 UTC: Algeria-1422, Spain-1485, Kuwait o/u UK-1548,
Spain-1575 o/possible AA station, Spain-1584 o/ Ceuta-1583.6 het,
unID-1593 bits of string music (maybe Egypt), Venezuela-1110,
Croatia-1134. Venezuela-1140, Bermuda-1160, Colombia-1170,
unID-1170.4
28 MAY, 0100-0138 UTC: UK-1215 o/Spain, unID-1209.73, Spain-1107,
unID-1100 mellow pops mixed w/ WTAM & HJAT (perhaps ZDK), Venezuelan
on 940 with Valencia mentions o/ probable Puerto Rico, Spain-684
good, Netherlands-747, Azores-836, Spain-1044
On the drive home, a strong 1529.5 het against WSAI was presumed to
be the usual VOA Sao Tome "warm up" pre-sign- on test-tone sequence.
WINZ-940 Miami came up to a good strength on the Route 128 (Annisquam
River) bridge in Gloucester.
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**ragnar danneskjold - Mesa AZ - lwdxer@xxxxxxxx
Something is up in Mexico. I am hearing XENY at a different freq. Either
they moved or they are getting relayed.
Heard on a Kenwood R-1000 with a zepp antenna:
730t XENY Mexico, Caborca, SO 1216 5/29 playing "All that she wants is
another baby" then ID as "This is Radio Geny" and then playing
"Copacabana" by Barry Manilow. Either XENY moved or someone is
relaying them here. Sun was coming up so I was unable hear to the
half hour due to fade out.
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Pat Martin - Seaside OR - mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx
1610 TIS WA, TOPPENISH, City of Toppenish operated with info of
activities in and around Toppenish at 0315 EDT 5/30. Haven't hrd
this one before. QRM de TIS Fossil OR, George WA, and the Spokane
Int. Airport. (PM-OR)
Drake R8, 1500' Eastern Beverage
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Hideki Watanabe - Japan - NCB02724@xxxxxxxxxxx
We had the DX-Pedition in Hasunuma from May 1-3. Hasunuma is in the west
70 km from Tokyo and the sea-side village of the Pacific.
Loggings
freq/ station/ ITU/ UTC/condex/Lang/Comments
531 ABC-(6DL) AUS 1820 p EG // 1548KHz
540 ABC-(2CR) AUS 1505 f EG //630,1548kHz
558 4AM AUS 1923 f EG
558 DZXL PHL 1905 f Fi Opening ann.
567 KGUM GUM 0904 f EG News, ID at 0906.
576 UnID PHL 1350 f/p Fi
585 V.O.Asia TWN 1606 f IND //7445kHz
612 KUAM GUM 0845 f EG Movie music px, CM.
621 R.Pyongyang NKO 0022 g JP
630 ABC-(4QN) AUS 0915 f EG News report, //-1548kHz.
630 DZMM PHL 1606 p Fi
666 DZRH PHL 1304- f Fi
693 Bangladesh Betar BGD 1630 g Be
693 4KQ AUS 1730 g EG Pops mx.
774 ABC-3LO AUS 1717 p EG Local ID at 1759
780 KNOM-AK ALS 1515 f EG talk & C&W ID"K-NOM"
801 KTWG GUM 0908 f EG Religious talk px.
828 ABC AUS 1720 p EG // 1548KHz
870 KAIM HWA 0914 f/g EG Gospel Song px.
882 (4BH) AUS 1525 f EG Pops mx.
909 RRI-Sorong INS 1258 p IND
936 KSAI MRA 0924 f/g EG Gospel Song px,ID at 0930.
990 UnID ??? 1746 p EG
1017 2KY AUS 1705 p EG ID"2KY"
1017 Tonga B.C. TON 0850 f/g TO Gospel Song px,ID at 0901.
1035 2ZB NZL 0959 f EG ID "News-talk ZB"
1035 SIBC SLM 0846 p EG Talk px, //-5020kHz.
1040 KLHT HWA 0938 f/p EG Gospel Song px, ID at 0941.
1044 ABC AUS 0916 p EG //630kHz.
1053 2CA AUS 1918 p EG ID"10-53 2CA"
1053 UnID ??? 1758 p EG 2 stations
1080 KCNM MRA 0755 g EG Country music px.
0800 ID"You are listening to the Big 10-80 KCNM, Coconuts
Country ..., Saipan."
1089 3WM AUS 1729 p EG "10-89 3WM"
1098 (V7AD) FSM 0945 p TR
1170 2CH AUS 0906 f/p EG
1206 2CC AUS 1820 f EG ID at 1830
1206 UnID ??? 0948 f EG
1210 KZOO HWA 0855 p JP ID"KZOO radio"
1224 AFN-Kwanjalein MHL 0835 f/p EG OM talk px.
1800 AP network News
1233 UnID ??? 1543 p EG
1269 UnID ??? 1545 p XX Non Stop rock'n roll mx
1287 2TM AUS 1850 f EG ID at 1900
1332 (4BU) AUS 1547 p EG
1359 AFKN KOR 1750 f EG //1530kHz.
1377 3MP AUS 1620 p EG
1377 2XX NZL 1832 p EG
1380 KIFO HWA 0840 p EG news
1413 BBC-Oman OMN 1510 p EG //1476kHz
1449 (V6AH) FSM 0940 p ??
1476 4ZR AUS 1555 f EG ID at 1600
1476 1XD NZL 1800 p EG relay BBC World Service
1476 UnID PHL *1959- p Fi better in USB mode.
1494 (DWSS) PHL 1445 p Fi
1503 DYBB PHL 1301 p FP OM talk px.
1512 ABC-(2RN) AUS 1559 f EG@ABC NEWS
1520 KKSN-OR USA 1225 f EG oldies ID "Sunny Radio"
1530 DZME PHL 1409 f/p Fi
1540 KISA HWA 1251 f EG talk ID "KWAI"
1548 ABC AUS 0930 f EG
1548 DW-Trincomalee SLI 1657 g IS
1550 KYCY-CA USA 1210 f EG C&W ID"KYCY"
1593 (V6AK) FSM 0948 p TR Local pops & OM talk.
1629 R.Italia AUS 1528 p IT Soccer relay from Italy.
1638 UnID AUS 1450 f XX
1640 KDIA-CA USA 1235 p EG talk ID "KDIA"
1650 KKTR-CA USA 1241 f EG oldies ID "KGIL"
1683 UnID AUS 1505 f XX Middle East mx.
1701 UnID AUS 1114 p XX music px.
Receivers : AR7030, AR7030+, HF150E, HF1000A.
Antennas : SE-250m Beverage x 2, NE-200m Beverage.
Members : K.Gosui, K.Horiba, Y.Katagiri, T.Kuroda, T.Nishiguchi,
M.Takahashi, S.Taniguchi, H.Watanabe.
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Mark Mohrmann - Coventry, Vt - mohrmannm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
NRD-535D, MFJ-1026, V-Beam 130m @180deg, LW 800m @75deg
700 JAMAICA JBC Radio 1, Montego Bay, Jun 2, 0134 Carib accent promo
for "Beyond The Headlines" program "...on FM ?94? making news in
every way". Back to telephone call-in show. Fair to good peaks
with WLW, Cincinnati phased. (Mohrmann-VT)
759.76 CUBA Radio Reloj, Jun 2, 0150 Way under WJR, Detroit with het.
Time pips and CW ID. (Mohrmann-VT)
890 CUBA CMDZ Radio Progresso, Santiago, Jun 2, 0155 Program of
marengue and bachata music with ID, very strong and dominant.
(Mohrmann-VT)
940 CUBA Radio Reloj, Jun 2, 0116 All alone with weak, fluttery
signal. (Mohrmann-VT)
837 SPAIN/CANARY ISL. (p) COPE , May 27, 0221, Spanish talk in WHAS
splatter and het from 836.0. Fair peak. // 999 (Mohrmann-VT)
954 SPAIN (p) Radio Espana, Madrid, May 23, 0307 Spanish talk, fair
over mix. (Mohrmann-VT)
999 SPAIN (p) COPE Madird, May 27, 0223, Spanish talk in CKBW and
WMVP splatter. // 837. (Mohrmann-VT)
1215 UNITED KINGDOM (p) Virgin Radio, May 23, 0313 presumed, 'Red Hot
Chile Peppers' music. Very weak. (Mohrmann-VT)
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HELP WITH
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QSLs
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Paul Ormandy - paulorm@xxxxxxxx
1690 KDDZ Arvada CO Friendly form VL with 3 stickers and 3 fridge
magnets from Shannon Blakely, Admin. Asst. For report w/60c US
mint stamp and tourist brochure. KDDZ has a daytime power of
10,000 watts and night-time is 177 watts... which makes it a good
catch from this distance!Their sister station is KADZ 1550 which
runs 10,000 days and 1,000 watts days. 730 West Hampden Ave,
Suite 300, Englewood CO 80110
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Pat Martin - Seaside OR - mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx
This was received from KKWY-1630.
"PaulMontoy@xxxxxxx
QSL Cards are coming soon for anyone who has sent a report in the last 6
months."
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MISC ITEMS
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**Lynn Hollerman - gmhollerman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
"Mike Hall VE3NET, (Replies to: mikehall@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
I have acquired a Standard (Marantz) wide band receiver model AX400B. I
need an English operating manual. Help!"
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phil bytheway - Seattle WA - philip_bytheway@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tabulated from WWV at ~0518 GMT nightly
Geomagnetic Summary May 27 1999 through June 2 1999
5/27 155 10 2 low quiet-unsettled -
28 152 10 2 low quiet-unsettled -
29 149 5 0 moderate quiet-unsettled -
30 157 3 1 low quiet -
5/31 165 3 1 low quiet -
6/ 1 176 7 3 low quiet-unsettled spe
6/ 2 173 10 2 low quiet-active spe
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END of 6/3/99 IRCA's "AM DX NewsFlash"
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