Of course that was a typo...I meant 1520.

Thank you guys; yes Paul, Santo Domingo is the most likely culprit as signal was a trifle stronger while I beamed to the SW from here, Northern France. I will return in the coming weeks if I get a

re: "Wasn't WMEX on 1150 (in the 1980s anyway) with an oldies format?" I think it was. After the original WMEX (1510) abandoned "WMEX" and changed to WITS, followed by a string of other callsigns,

Wasn't WMEX on 1150 (in the 1980s anyway) with an oldies format? -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

Exciting. I would love to hear WMEX 1520 again. Jay

I did a search at mwlist.org and found one other possibility being Dominican Republic near Santo Domingo. Google maps shows the tower. Name is Radio Pueblo HIC67 (former HIBL). Might be what you

That is some great information. I am sure we all appreciate it.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

I used to work at WMEX (very long time ago). Indeed they have been "silent" (not broadcasting) for the last two years, with few exceptions which were very brief and at greatly reduced power. They are

Many thanks Paul. Yes WWZN was one of my indicators of transatlantic propagation in the past. I'd like to know if they're back on the scene cause I suspect that it's the station I heard though the

This is a very interesting question. I will listen tonight on 1510. In the meantime, the only answer I have after 14 years of ULDX is WMEX (former WWZN) from Boston, MA. Today I checked the FCC data,

612 unID (4QR?) weak carrier signal at 1204-1205. 747 JOIB barely audible talk at 1149; poor talk at 1152-1153. 774 JOUB poor talk at 1138-1139 and 1152-1153. 828 unID (JOBB?) heterodyne

hi new station for me here in France (start of the season) Latina station in Spanish 1510 khz with lots of dancing music, who can it be ? also Bloomberg faint on 1130. Thanks Patrice Beauvais,

Today at lunch time I spent some time at Kings Park at the bottom of Park Street with my new 3" FSL aerial (Thanks to Gary). This was a mid day session in the middle of town, my focus was on the

Thanks Paul, I'm happy that you are having fun with the new 3 inch Baby FSL! For those wondering what this new antenna design looks like and how it performs, Paul's FSL was the one chosen for a

Stephen, Paul, Jay, Vimal and Dennis, Thanks you all for your comments on the Innovative Ferrite Antenna article, which are much appreciated! Stephen, when I first saw the view of the Pacific from the

Today I had a small amount of time to test out my new 3" FSL aerial (Thanks to Gary). This was a mid day session in the middle of town, I called past a local park during my lunch break and set myself

Great loggings as always. Once we finish moving house and getting unpacked, I will be a lot more active and be able to share my loggings more.612kHz will be a target for me, -- Paul -

Despite increasing solar activity this morning I was able to hear weak TP signals (LSR at 1206). 612 unID (4QR?) weak het beside KCSP and XEBX 610 QRM at 1159; stronger from LSR. 702 unID (2BL?) het

It is, could not fit any better.-- Paul - Moderator UltralightDX

Looks like a perfect fit! Jay