Ron Hardin wrote:

Recently KTNN has been competing in Ohio with WFAN 660 NYC, after
about 6am, playing country music.

That's 1465 miles.

A protective null in their array to the east not working? Usually
the WFAN competition is Cubans.

Sort of interesting if you like truck ads in Navajo.

Here's a minute of audio from 6:15 EDST this morning
http://rhhardin.home.mindspring.com/radio660ktnn.ram

They faded in and out, along with the Cubans and WFAN, and finally disappeared
around 7:50 EDST, after both the Cubans and WFAN.

Sunday morning will be standard time again, which I guess will affect
program schedules relative to propagation.

--
Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

Ron Hardin wrote:

Ron Hardin wrote:

Recently KTNN has been competing in Ohio with WFAN 660 NYC, after
about 6am, playing country music.

That's 1465 miles.

A protective null in their array to the east not working? Usually
the WFAN competition is Cubans.

Sort of interesting if you like truck ads in Navajo.

Here's a minute of audio from 6:15 EDST this morning
http://rhhardin.home.mindspring.com/radio660ktnn.ram

They faded in and out, along with the Cubans and WFAN, and finally disappeared
around 7:50 EDST, after both the Cubans and WFAN.

Sunday morning will be standard time again, which I guess will affect
program schedules relative to propagation.

I just checked here again at 1215, but a no go as lost in the IBOC crap from 670.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

KMOX 1120 KHz St.Louis, MO., 350 miles in IBOC/HD!!!
IBOC is 1/100 the power level of the main carrier.
Now that's DX!!!

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Ron Hardin wrote:

Ron Hardin wrote:

Recently KTNN has been competing in Ohio with WFAN 660 NYC, after
about 6am, playing country music.

That's 1465 miles.

A protective null in their array to the east not working? Usually
the WFAN competition is Cubans.

Sort of interesting if you like truck ads in Navajo.

Here's a minute of audio from 6:15 EDST this morning
http://rhhardin.home.mindspring.com/radio660ktnn.ram

They faded in and out, along with the Cubans and WFAN, and finally
disappeared
around 7:50 EDST, after both the Cubans and WFAN.

Sunday morning will be standard time again, which I guess will affect
program schedules relative to propagation.

I just checked here again at 1215, but a no go as lost in the IBOC crap
from 670.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Ron,

That is a really nice recording!!!

Care to share the RX, Ant, & recording gear with us?

VY 73, Ken KG4BIG


Ron Hardin wrote:
Ron Hardin wrote:

Recently KTNN has been competing in Ohio with WFAN 660 NYC, after
about 6am, playing country music.

That's 1465 miles.

A protective null in their array to the east not working? Usually
the WFAN competition is Cubans.

Sort of interesting if you like truck ads in Navajo.

Here's a minute of audio from 6:15 EDST this morning
http://rhhardin.home.mindspring.com/radio660ktnn.ram

They faded in and out, along with the Cubans and WFAN, and finally disappeared
around 7:50 EDST, after both the Cubans and WFAN.

Sunday morning will be standard time again, which I guess will affect
program schedules relative to propagation.

--
Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

Ken Wilson wrote:

Ron,

That is a really nice recording!!!

Care to share the RX, Ant, & recording gear with us?

VY 73, Ken KG4BIG

R8B (USB 2.3kHz), two Wellbrook ALA 1530's phased in an ANC-4 to reject
WFAN in NYT to the east and aimed to reject Cubans to the south,
recorded by Real Encoder 5.0 (1997) on a windows95 machine.

I run the encoder in batch mode. I can't figure out the graphical
interface. It used to be free from RealNetworks and may still be
there, for all I know. 8.5kbs is a fine encoding rate for non-music.

--
Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.