Ultralight Loggings for Mon. Oct. 20, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from my home in Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC.

One more station added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 172.

1420 WHK OH Cleveland - 20-Oct-2008 2342 UTC - Talk. ID "News Talk 1420 W H K". (Poor)

Best,
Greg Shoom
VE3LXL

I am wondering if there are any mw dxers here in Tennessee that are
members of this yahoo group ?I would like to compare notes with them on
what they have heard.
Carl DeWhitt
Walland ,Tennessee

---Nice going,Kirk !I think i had 100 or so logged in Ok.But now i am
working on my first 100 here in Tenessee.At first i was in Maryville
when i got here.Then we stayed in Towsend for about 2 weeks.We are
now temporarily living in Walland,Tn but i am working in Knoxville.I
have some logs from Maryville and Townsend to get together in one
place.I am currently working on 100 logged from here in Walland.I am
about 2/3 of the way there.When i get moved into the house i am
buying in Maryville,then i will start work on a serious log there.
I will post some logs in a a separate message but here are some
totals.Countries logged here:5 including a new one all time for
me,the Bahamas on 1540.Also U.S.,Canada,Mexico and Cuba.States
logged:25 including 2 that i never heard back in Oklahoma.That would
be Maryland(2 stations- on 1090 and 1690) and Connecticut(WTIC
1080).I also have been able to make it to 5 states logged in the
daytime here.They are Tennessee,North Carolina,South Carolina,Georgia
and Alabama.North and South Carolina were real rarieties for me back
in Oklahoma.I logged 2 S.C. stations there and that was for special
dx tests .I logged 1 North Carolina station there(WBT 1110).I have
not been able to log an Oklahoma station here yet but have logged
several of the states that border it including Texas and
Arkansas.While i was in Townsend i logged a daytime regular for me
when i was back in Oklahoma(KGGF 690 Coffeyville,Ks.)The station
furtherest west for me,logged while i was in Townsend,was KOA
850,Denver,Co.Hopefully i will have use of my home computer again
soon,so that that i can check in more often and report what i log
here.Maybe i will be able to catch those elusive New England states
that i have not been able to catch before(except for Massachusetts -
WBZ-Boston 1030).That was logged in Oklahoma and here.
73 and good dx for now to all
Carl DeWhitt
Walland ,TN.
In ultralightdx@..., "Kirk Allen" <kirk74601@...> wrote:

After not really getting very serious about Ultralight listening

until

August, I did finally manage to scrounge up station #200 this

morning.

It was KWAM, Memphis, TN on 990 khz. ID at 1059 UTC. As a bonus, at
1206 UTC this morning, managed to ID (it was easy...BIG signal

here)

XEMR, Monterrey on 1140 for station #201. Okay, it's on to 300 now.

OH,

yes Guy, you're right. It was John's handiwork that came up with

the

spectrum logs. I'd not thought of them in a very long time.

Sometimes I

really miss the Fine Tuning days when I had the opportunity of co-
editing with Dave Valko, Mitch Sams, and Larry Yamron. Man, that

was

was back in the hay days of SW DX'ing! We all had an awful lot of

fun

back then, no doubt about it. Just the other day I ran across a

group

picture of all of us crazy DX'ers from the NU/FT vention in
Reynoldsburgh, OH in the summer of 1987. John, I'm going to scan

this

photo and send it up your way. You may not have seen that one in

quite

a while. Gee, we were just a little younger back then, hi hi. Take

care

guys and best of 73's at ya.
Kirk Allen
JRC NRD-515, Eton E-100, Sony SRF-59
Ponca City, OK

Testing with a TERK Advantage passive am loop...it is particularly well suited to the SONY SRF-59 and 1981 vintage SONY ICF-E10W. Sangean 200 & 400 models benefit as well, but not to the degree of the SONY's. E100 benefits as well, especially on the lower frequencies. I find that the TERK is best when the ULR is placed with it's back to the outside surface of the TERK with thw TERK's base serving as a resting place for the ULR's bottom. Results are most sensational during the day; at night, the "sweet spot peaking" can be a bit subtle, and confused by the presence of stations on nearby frequencies. SONY 7600, SONY ICF-S5W, Sangean PR-D5 do not benefit in a worthwhile manner.   I got WERC 5 kw 960 KHz Birmingham, AL in the null of our Nuevo Laredo local on 960 KHz 1 KW 2 a.m. Sunday...the signal was quite clear and free of qrm! This on the Sangean 400 model. Also heard KMBZ 5 KW 980 KHz Kansas City, MO at about that time. KCBS 740 SanFrancisco has been fading in quite often in the null of KTRH Houston as of late around 2 a.m. on the 400. KNX 1070 Los Angeles is a common catch as is KNBR 680 San Francisco.

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your question has been debated for years by am dxers where is the line drawn before the station is dx 50miles 100 miles or do we look atout put power . under day time conditions I hear CFRB Toronto But also many small stations bounce across  Lake Ontario to the Ottwaw area  from western NY    marshall --- On Mon, 10/20/08, john445 wrote: From: john445 Subject: Re: [ultralightdx] Question about "eligible stations" To: ultralightdx@... Received: Monday, October 20, 2008, 8:47 AM Hi George, welcome. I was about to ask the same question and you beat me to it. I just got started with a Eton E100 and was wondering about local stations also. I also started DXing back in the early 60's, also with a National NC-60 and in fact still have it. Anyone know a good repair person? I went the SW route with my earliest QSL from Radio Habana Cuba in 1962. I have not been in the hobby for some years and Ultralight renewed my interest!   John On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 6:42 PM, George Keller <gekeller@...> wrote: Hi all, I've got what may be a stupid question, but here goes anyway. When counting logged stations for credit toward various milestones, like 100 stations, 20 states, etc., do local stations count? I live in northern NJ, near NYC, so there are a bunch of locals that are no challenge to log. I would think that they count, but I'm not sure. I started BCB DXing back in the early 1960s with a National NC-60 5-tube AM/SW radio. I laid off for many years and only got back into it last year, when a friend in my ham club mentioned the fun he was having with a Grundig 300. I bought one at RatShack and had a ball for a few weeks listening around the eastern states and Canada, logging stations out of habit. I came across this group a few weeks ago and it piqued my interest in some serious Ultralight DXing. Last week I bought a Sangean DT-200VX from Amazon for $50. This thing is truly amazing, and I'm hooked on Ultralights! I've been doing some casual listening with it (and logging as I go) and I started counting up the logs from the two tiny radios and realized that I have over 40 without really trying (and without any locals). I think that I'll be aiming for a 100 pretty soon. 73, George W2GEK -- John Discover joy in life and savor it everyday W+M2 and BDJ

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Hi, George!

Just my 2 cents worth here, but certainly, count your local stations.
Why not? If it broadcasts, it counts, regardless of where it is. By
DXing your locals and semi-locals, you should rack up your first 100
UL stations rather quickly.

Personally, if I hear it on the MW band, I count it, including TIS
stations, "talking houses", pirates and what not.

I also use a DT-200 VX as my primary UL radio, but I may get an E-100
or a DT-400 for my birthday which is after Thanksgiving. I usually
run it "barefoot", with no external antenna, although I do have a
Select-a-Tenna and a CC Crane Twin Coil antenna. I also have three
SRF-59s.

I've been in the hobby since 1976. I first discovered DX while living
in Idaho, picking up WWV on 10 mhz. I thought it fascinating that
there would be a station that broadcast nothing but time!

My first rig was an old Heathkit AR-2 my uncle gave me. Over the
years, I've used a DX-150B, DX-160, DX-302, DX-440. I currently use a
FRG-7, a DX-150B, a Grundig YB-400 and a Kaito KA-1103.

I had a lay-off of about 10 years as well, until my "mid-life crises"
hit and I got back into the hobby. I was more active in SW DXing and
scanning until I got back into MW DXing. I also prowl the FM bands
during the summer, when the e-skip is hopping.

Right now, I'm in Day 12 of the 300-Stations-in-30 Days challenge with
my ULs. I'm at 225 stations with 19 days to go. It's great fun and
you might want to take a stab at it to see how well you do! I'm also
pushing for 400 stations heard on the UL. Right now I'm at 373
stations.

John Cereghin
Smyrna DE

George...

Another welcome to the Ultralight MW DX Community.  I think that you'll find us a friendly bunch...

Thanks for being concerned about what considered to be "legal" or ethical to count in awards programs or contests, etc.  Logging your locals is like shooting fish in a barrel, except these fish often come back to haunt us, as Kevin pointed out.

One of the happiest effects that I've noticed is that many stations that are semi-locals in the daytime disappear at night... This is because their ground wave just isn't strong enough to compete with sky wave from further distant stations... and they are c;lose enough to you for you to be in their skywave "dead zone."   The angle that their sky wave would have to take up from the transmitter to reflect down to you is just to steep to be reflected by the ionosphere..... so, some of those almost-locals will disappear for you at night, thank goodness.

As far as what one may count in awards, etc... I've always felt that if it were licensed by a legal authority AS A BROADCASTING STATION, it was plenty OK to count.... I know that some people count TIS stations... I don't.  I would guess that we would leave those up to the individual DXer, though the Committee has never discussed such. Beyond that, I'm personally against counting Talking Houses  :>) but the Committee hasn't taken a stand on that one either.

So, thanks again for asking.... but go ahead and count those locals.... they WILL come back to haunt you :>)

Welcome to the crazy world of Ultralighting, George!

John B.




At 11:42 PM 10/19/2008 +0000, you wrote:

Hi George:

Welcome to UltraLighting! I say of course you can count locals - in fact,
I see it as compensation for not being able to log several distant
stations on that frequency. Being in the Seattle area, the first 10-20
stations are easy for me as well (unfortunately...).

73 - Kevin S
Bainbridge Island, WA

Hi all,

I've got what may be a stupid question, but here goes anyway.

When counting logged stations for credit toward various milestones,
like 100 stations, 20 states, etc., do local stations count? I live
in northern NJ, near NYC, so there are a bunch of locals that are no
challenge to log. I would think that they count, but I'm not sure.

I started BCB DXing back in the early 1960s with a National NC-60
5-tube AM/SW radio. I laid off for many years and only got back into
it last year, when a friend in my ham club mentioned the fun he was
having with a Grundig 300. I bought one at RatShack and had a ball
for a few weeks listening around the eastern states and Canada,
logging stations out of habit. I came across this group a few
weeks ago and it piqued my interest in some serious Ultralight DXing.

Last week I bought a Sangean DT-200VX from Amazon for $50. This thing
is truly amazing, and I'm hooked on Ultralights! I've been doing some
casual listening with it (and logging as I go) and I started counting
up the logs from the two tiny radios and realized that I have over 40
without really trying (and without any locals). I think that I'll be
aiming for a 100 pretty soon.

73,

George W2GEK

Ultralight Loggings for Sun. Oct. 19, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from my home in Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC.

Two more stations added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 171.

1650 WHKT VA Portsmouth - 19-Oct-2008 0355 UTC - Radio Disney. Callsign ID on hour. (Poor)

1160 WVNJ NJ Oakland - 19-Oct-2008 2256 - Talk, with ID and location heard on the hour. (Poor)

Best,
Greg Shoom
VE3LXL

Hi all,

I've got what may be a stupid question, but here goes anyway.

When counting logged stations for credit toward various milestones,
like 100 stations, 20 states, etc., do local stations count? I live
in northern NJ, near NYC, so there are a bunch of locals that are no
challenge to log. I would think that they count, but I'm not sure.

I started BCB DXing back in the early 1960s with a National NC-60
5-tube AM/SW radio. I laid off for many years and only got back into
it last year, when a friend in my ham club mentioned the fun he was
having with a Grundig 300. I bought one at RatShack and had a ball
for a few weeks listening around the eastern states and Canada,
logging stations out of habit. I came across this group a few
weeks ago and it piqued my interest in some serious Ultralight DXing.

Last week I bought a Sangean DT-200VX from Amazon for $50. This thing
is truly amazing, and I'm hooked on Ultralights! I've been doing some
casual listening with it (and logging as I go) and I started counting
up the logs from the two tiny radios and realized that I have over 40
without really trying (and without any locals). I think that I'll be
aiming for a 100 pretty soon.

73,

George W2GEK

Hi Guys:

Snuck in another hours DXing at Sunset tonight and Logged NEW STN # 6
for the day!! New for both the ULR Log and the OVERALL Log! This station is
only 120 Miles from me....but I've never heard it...or even heard of it in
32 Years of DXing!!! Strange thing is it is only about 5 miles from the
home of our Family Friends who live in Farmington Hills, Michigan...and
I've visited them a zillion times...and still was not aware of this
station!! And it's a GREAT OLDIES station too....playing lots of RARE Doo
Wop and Rockabilly stuff!! It streams online so I think I'll be listening
to these guys quite often!!

Radio used for this reception was the ..........SONY SRF-T615 Barefoot.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

ULR LOG TOTALS are now..........................515 Stations Heard
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

73...........ROB.

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1460 WPON Walled Lake, MICH. OCT/19/08 1742 EDT EE/Tamil FAIR
Heard at Tune in with an Ad for an INDIAN FOOD STORE in FARMINGTON HILLS,
MICHIGAN. Female Spoke English with a heavy East Indian Accent. Then mixing
with
several stations, as it returned to the Tamil Pgm.
(Walled Lake is about 5 Miles from Farmington Hills)
Had me puzzled as when I checked the Format for this station....it was
listed as
OLDIES!! I checked their program sked Online and VOILA..they have a TAMIL Pgm
on Sundays from 1730 to 1800 PM. Listening to them Online right now with a
Great
Oldies Show!!
This Logging was a total surprise as I didn't know this station existed!!

NEW STATION ULR # 515 1 KW/760 Watts Nights
ROSS, ONT.
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Robert S. Ross VA3SW
Box 1003, Stn. B.
London, Ontario
CANADA N6A5K1

Antique/Vintage Radio Enthusiast
Amateur Radio Stations VA3SW/VE3JFC
Enjoy Ultralight Radio DXing......It's like being a KID again!!

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Hello Guys,

 

     Most of the recent new Ultralight TP countries have been logged by John Bryant with his Wellbrook array at Grayland, but by a strange quirk, the first Ultralight logging of Vietnam was by a Slider-loopstick E100 far from the ocean, in Puyallup, WA last month.

 

     Uploaded to the file section on the Yahoo Ultralightdx site is a recent recording of Vietnam-675 on the modified E100, here in Puyallup.  Thanks also to John, Rob Ross, Kevin Schanilec and many others for making Ultralight DXing the hottest subgroup of the AM-DX community, with the Yahoo group site now having over 100 enthusiastic members!

 

     73,  Gary DeBock 

I certainly have to agree with Rob Ross about last night and this
morning. It seemed like conditions were very good. I haven't logged
this many new stations in a long time in an 8 hour session. Very
motivating for me.

1420, KTOE, Mankato, MN. Faded up just long enough to catch an ID @
0606 UT. I was very lucky on this one.

1470, WVOL, Berry Hill, TN. Playing EZL urban vocal mx. ID 0635 UT.

1420, WLET, Toccoa, GA. ID 0700 UT in a brief null from KBTN, Neosho,
MO, which was the strongest station here. Listed 65 watts night power.

1420, KPOC, Pocahantas. AR. Clear ID @0815 UT. Listed 118 watts night
power. Many stations were up and down on this freq this morning.
Extremely lucky to catch ID's of the three I logged here on 1420.

1330, WVHI, Evansville, IN. Very nice and clear ID at 0900 UT.
Religious pgm'g, "Insight for Living." 1kw night power.

1350, KCHR, Charleston, MO. C&W mx w/ID hrd around 0915 UT. MANY
other stations on this freq just fighting like crazy to be the
dominant one.

1540, KZMP, University Park, TX. Programming in SP with many "La
Ranchera" slogans thrown in between songs. Full ID at 1200 UT.

620, KTAR, Phoenix, AZ. 2 stations here just trading places for
dominance. KTAR was running one very long infomercial just like the
stuff on TV that can bore the pants off of one and all...yawn. I got
lucky at 1231 UT, this sta faded up nicely just in time to catch
their full ID. I don't normally have this kind of "luck."

660, CFFR, Calgary, Manitoba. Very nice copy of this one from 1236-
1255 UT. Local programming with traffic report and local weather.
Many ments of Calgary. VG signal.

I certainly can't do those marathon listening sessions all the time,
but while conditions seemed to be ripe, I just couldn't pry myself
away for very long. This is all John Bryant's fault, ha ha ha. Yip,
he's a motivator alright! Thanks, John!!
Take care guys and great DX at ya!

Kirk Allen
JRC NRD-515, Eton E-100, Sony SRF-59
Ponca City, OK

Greg,
Welcome again. Man, it sounds like you're now well on your way to
discovering the amazing receptions these little whiz-banging radios
can do. Keep up the good work!
73's
Kirk Allen
Ponca City, OK
--- In ultralightdx@..., Greg Shoom <shoomg@...> wrote:

Ultralight Loggings for Sat. Oct. 18, 2008. All stations logged on

a

stock Sony SRF-59 from my home in Toronto, ON. Dates and times in

UTC.

Three more stations and one more U.S. state (Iowa) added to the
ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 169. Total U.S. states: 25.

1630 KCJJ IA Iowa City - 18-Oct-2008 0354 UTC - Ad for a sports

store.

ID: "AM 1630 KCJJ". Into song by the band The Police. (Fair)

1480 WZRC NY New York - 18-Oct-2008 2255 UTC - Cantonese talk. ID

in

English on the hour "WZRC New York" (Poor)

1480 WSDS MI Salem Township - 18-Oct-2008 2356 UTC - Lively Latin

music.

ID in English on the hour. (Poor)

Best,
Greg Shoom
VE3LXL

WOW, Great job, Rob! You're pulling stations out of the ether just
like all you HEAVY-hitters are doing! I'll post some of the stations
I was able to ID last night and this morning under a separate
posting. Great going John C., Allen W., and everyone that is
undertaking what I would think to be quite an arduous task of logging
300 stations in 30 days!! Welcome,Greg,to this group. We're all
pretty laid back here, and I'd bet you'll never regret getting into
this facet of the radio hobby. It's revitalized a lot of us old guys
out here, ha ha. Great DX to You All.
Kirk Allen
JRC NRD-515, Eton-E100, Sony SRF-59
Ponca City, OK

HI Guys:

Great Conditions through the Night..and at Sunrise today.

Logged 5 NEW

STATIONS for the ULTRALIGHT LOG.....3 of which are NEW to the

OVERALL LOG.

Seemed to be lots of Little Stations popping up behind the Big Guys

this

morning....and of course using the SONY SRF-T615 with great Nulling
capabilities...I was able to separate the Little guys from the Big

guys!!

Been a while since I logged 5 New Ones in that short of a time

period!!

ULR LOG TOTALS are now........................514 STATIONS HEARD

Ultralight Loggings for Sat. Oct. 18, 2008. All stations logged on a stock Sony SRF-59 from my home in Toronto, ON. Dates and times in UTC.

Three more stations and one more U.S. state (Iowa) added to the ultralight log. Total ultralight count: 169. Total U.S. states: 25.

1630 KCJJ IA Iowa City - 18-Oct-2008 0354 UTC - Ad for a sports store. ID: "AM 1630 KCJJ". Into song by the band The Police. (Fair)

1480 WZRC NY New York - 18-Oct-2008 2255 UTC - Cantonese talk. ID in English on the hour "WZRC New York" (Poor)

1480 WSDS MI Salem Township - 18-Oct-2008 2356 UTC - Lively Latin music. ID in English on the hour. (Poor)

Best,
Greg Shoom
VE3LXL

HI Guys:

Great Conditions through the Night..and at Sunrise today. Logged 5 NEW
STATIONS for the ULTRALIGHT LOG.....3 of which are NEW to the OVERALL LOG.
Seemed to be lots of Little Stations popping up behind the Big Guys this
morning....and of course using the SONY SRF-T615 with great Nulling
capabilities...I was able to separate the Little guys from the Big guys!!

Been a while since I logged 5 New Ones in that short of a time period!!

ULR LOG TOTALS are now........................514 STATIONS HEARD
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

73...................ROB.

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1550 WZRK Lake Geneva, WISC. OCT/19/08 0232 EDT EE GD
IDs as "Relevant Radio" by Male DJ. Religious talk and Station Promo.
Lots of Relevant Radio IDs.......Don't know if these guys were on 1 WATT
as Listed???

RELOG.....(NEW CALLS)......But NEW to ULR # 510 1 KW/ 1 WATT NIGHTS!!
ROSS, ONT.
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770 WAIS Buchtel, OHIO OCT/19/08 0257 EDT EE GD
In WABC NULL. Country/Cowboy Tunes. Lots of Country Music. IDs as
WAIS" Sung out with Little Jingle. Also played some Pop Oldies Stuff...but
in for over 1/2 Hour with mostly Country/Cowboy stuff. 2 or 3 IDs as "WAIS".

RELOG......But NEW to ULR # 511 1 KW DAYS???
ROSS, ONT.
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820 WWLZ Horseheads, NY OCT/19/08 0333 EDT EE GD
Spot for the "St. Joseph Health Centre" Gave a 607 Area Code Phone Number.
ID by Male DJ as "AM 820 WWLZ". Into Talk Show??
On top of the Pile.....Had WBAP Ft. Worth in there too!!

NEW STATION ULR # 512 4.1 KW/850 Watts Nights
ROSS, ONT.
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1330 WRAA Luray, VA. OCT/19/08 0642 EDT EE FAIR
Male DJ with Ad String. One Ad was for a Local Restaurant in HARRISONBURG
VIRGINIA @ 0642 EDT. Mentioned Menu Itmes for Restaurant. Then into the Mix.

NEW STATION ULR # 513 1.1 KW/26 Watts Nights
ROSS, ONT.
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1510 WWHN Joliet, ILL. OCT/19/08 0715 EDT EE GOOD
ID given as "WHN...The Gospel Station" by Female DJ. Into Black Gospel Choir
Music til 0717 Fade Out.

NEW STATION ULR # 514 1 KW Days
ROSS, ONT.
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1550 WIGN Bristol, TENN OCT/19/08 0720 EDT EE VG
On top of the Pile at Sunrise!! Ads with 376 Area Code Phone Numbers.
"Thanks America.....welcome to God's Country". Spot for the "New Grace
Baptist Church in Bristol". Hair Stylist Ad in Bristol. Religious Talk.
ID as 1550 WIGN @ 0724.

RELOG.........Usually heard only at SUNSET!!! Maybe my 1st Sunrise Logging
of this!!
ROSS, ONT.
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73...............ROB.



Robert S. Ross VA3SW
Box 1003, Stn. B.
London, Ontario
CANADA N6A5K1

Antique/Vintage Radio Enthusiast
Amateur Radio Stations VA3SW/VE3JFC
Enjoy Ultralight Radio DXing......It's like being a KID again!!

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"940 WCPC, Houston MS, "Radio that changes the way you live, AM 940,
WCPC, Houston MS", into Christian programming. A treat! This is only
my 2nd Mississippi station."

John,
You are doing great guns on the 30 day challenge.

WCPC is also a memorable for me. First time I booked it was on my xtl
radio. The announcer read a promo for a local cattle auction. Not
something one would hear on WCBS, for sure.

Keep up the good work.

73 Gil
Ga. coast

Greg:

Welcome aboard the hobby that making kids out a bunch of old-timers.
It's definitely surprising what can be heard on a tiny receiver like
the SRF-59. Best wishes for many DX catches.

Richard Allen,
36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W