Another sunset, another chance, at trying to log more station trying to cross the 100 stations heard mark. Tonight I went to dig through the mud above 1200 KHZ. All I can say is it was a challenge and also very tiring to listen to 3 and 4 stations duke it out on a frequency just to try and hear one above the rest.  But I pulled out 3 clear ID'd stations and one that I've tryed hard to figure out, it's on tape, and I'll have to work on it to see what I can pull up.

   All stations were logged on a barefoot, SRF-49 all times are in UTC.
 AMP = Air Mile Path. This is calculated by Google Maps from city of station coverage to my QTH in Springboro, OH. 


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1310 WCCW  Traverse City, MI 12 February 2010 2207 EE Poor AMP 368 Mi
Heard: Station ID as station sank in to the mud of at least two other unID'd stations.
ULR LOG: # 93 15 Kw / 7.5 Kw
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1320 WLIS  Lansing, Mi 12 February 2010 2208-2220 Poor to Good AMP 221 Mi
Heard:Heard announcer with ID, and commercials. ID came during a clear patch, but listening was difficult, due to multiple competing stations.  
ULR LOG: # 94 25 Kw / 1.9 Kw
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1350 KRNT Des Moines, IA 12 February 2010 2328-2330 Poor to Fair AMP 510 Mi
Heard: Hearing news, then into ID, WX with ID's, sports news.
ULR LOG: # 95 5 Kw / 5 Kw

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  I won't list the fourth station until I can figure out the call.

 
  Alex N8UCN / KOH8IG / SWLR-RN037