250 khz longwave broadcast
 

i'm hearing a station at approx 250khz LW sounds like indian music.
coming in pretty strong here in NE florida. i also hear a station at
252khz LW - playing sinatra "lets fly away". 12:58AM - 12/19/07 - any
ideas? thx, john

250 khz longwave broadcast
 

On Dec 18, 9:59 pm, john wrote:
i'm hearing a station at approx 250khz LW sounds like indian music.
coming in pretty strong here in NE florida. i also hear a station at
252khz LW - playing sinatra "lets fly away". 12:58AM - 12/19/07 - any
ideas? thx, john

John,

List of Longwave (LW) Radio Broadcasting Stations
and Frequencies. - http://mediumwave.de/#lw
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Funkfeuer
http://www.indopedia.org/Longwave.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longwav...transmitter s

The Longwave Club of America
http://www.lwca.org/

Longwave DXing Info
http://www.dxing.com/lw.htm
http://www.dxing.com/tuning.htm

Longwave Links
http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Operating_Modes/Longwave/

Longwave and Beacon Links
http://www.jazzkeyboard.com/jill/radio/longwave.html

~ RHF

250 khz longwave broadcast
 

"john" wrote in message
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i'm hearing a station at approx 250khz LW sounds like indian music.
coming in pretty strong here in NE florida. i also hear a station at
252khz LW - playing sinatra "lets fly away". 12:58AM - 12/19/07 - any
ideas? thx, john

252KHz is or was Clarkstown Ireland, but I think I would first make certain
your receiver is not being driven into cross mod or IM distortion where MW
stations will appear on the LF band.

Dale W4OP

250 khz longwave broadcast
 

In article lWgaj.24238$ZA4.23076@trnddc03, says...

"john" wrote in message
...
i'm hearing a station at approx 250khz LW sounds like indian music.
coming in pretty strong here in NE florida. i also hear a station at
252khz LW - playing sinatra "lets fly away". 12:58AM - 12/19/07 - any
ideas? thx, john

252KHz is or was Clarkstown Ireland, but I think I would first make certain
your receiver is not being driven into cross mod or IM distortion where MW
stations will appear on the LF band.


Clarkstown is still on the air :-)