Great LF Conditions
 

Hearing Broadcast AM on 185, 170, 166 KHz etc- quite audible. Wish I knew
French.

Dale W4OP

Hi Dale,
Great indeed ! Where are you in the States? on the East coast ? with which
equipment ? I'd like to have an ear there, just to know how these
frequencies sound far away from Europe. It'd be fine if you could record one
of them and send me (us ?) an audio file.
Thanks in advance and merry Xmas

--
D. Kremp ( Normandy / France)


IC-R70 + KIWA audio mod + Pocom PFC 100
IC-R71E + ESKAB-EDVIS PLAM Unit / 4 kHz filter X9M4D + FL-44 + KIWA audio
mods + WILLCO ICM 1024 B
Datong AD 370, Dressler ARA 30, LW 25 m + FRT 7700



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Hearing Broadcast AM on 185, 170, 166 KHz etc- quite audible. Wish I knew
French.

Dale W4OP

Dale Parfitt wrote in message
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Hearing Broadcast AM on 185, 170, 166 KHz etc- quite audible. Wish I knew
French.

Dale W4OP


I used to hear those broadcasts routinely at sea with moderate but
consistent signal strengths in the North and South Atlantic. My gosh... the
power they were running! What did that Saudi station run---megawatt or so?

Best DX for me was on 500 kHz. The WLO (Mobile, Alabama) traffic list
announcement heard with excellent signals early one morning near Montevideo,
Uruguay while navigating the La Plata to Buenos Aires.

Sincerely,
RG

Hi Dale,

Hearing Broadcast AM on 185, 170, 166 KHz etc- quite audible
You probably meant 183, 171 and 162 kHz ?
There is no B'cast on frequencies you mentionned.
Note : Europe 1 (183.0 kHz, 2000 kW), and RMC (216.0 kHz, 1400 kW) are
off-air at night (after 0:00z)
France Inter (162.0 kHz, 2000 kW) off-air on tuesday nights only.

Nice catches indeed, congrats.

Merry Christmas,
Pat.

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Best 73 - Kind Regards
Patrick Vignoud, F8AIH.

LOCATION : South-East France
French Alps, near Chambery (Savoy - 73)
45°28'N 5°59'E - JN25 XL - 260 m.a.s.l

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