Receiving conditions have been so lousy latley, I'm lucky to hear WWV
sometimes g. I never really paid much attention to CHU actually. It was
just easier to hit a preset for 5.0, 10.0 or 15.0 Mhz.


"Jack" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 22:15:06 GMT, Jack
wrote:


I just was listening to a snip of Chistian Science Radio on WHSB that
signed off at 2000 UTC. Like many Christian stations, it was being
broadcast out of band, this transmission on 14.765 MHz. I checked out
WHSB's schedule on their web page and didn't find this particular freq
listed in their sked. (The sked listed only broadcasts inside normal
SW broadcast band limits).


Oh, BTW... The only reason I even noticed this one was that I was
intriqued by something else. I haven't heard CHU on 14670 in years,
though I chech it frequently. Today, I was pleasantly suprised to
hear a faint signal from them. Nothing really usable, but I could make
out the beeps and the announcements. I was wondering if it was even
still operating at 14670, even though their website says so. :-)

I was rolling the tuner back toward 19 M. when I heard the CSR's
broadcast

Jack wrote:

Oh, BTW... The only reason I even noticed this one was that I was
intriqued by something else. I haven't heard CHU on 14670 in years,
though I chech it frequently. Today, I was pleasantly suprised to
hear a faint signal from them. Nothing really usable, but I could make
out the beeps and the announcements. I was wondering if it was even
still operating at 14670, even though their website says so. :-)

Do you live inside the skip zone for CHU on 14670? I'm about 400-miles
from them and rarely get a good signal on 14670. I've always assumed
it's because I'm inside the skip zone for that frequency.


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