Here's the results of the most recent DX test that have been received he

Monday, April 11, 2004 - WNNR-970, Jacksonville, FL tested 12:00-1:00am EDT:

A pretty good number of DXers from all over tried for this test - DX season
isn't quite over just yet! The test was heard mainly by those in the Eastern
part of the US, as might've been expected for a FL test. Hearing the test were
Bob Foxworth in Tampa, FL, Gerry Bishop in Niceville, FL, John Hunter in
Rossville, GA, Barry McLarnon in Ottawa, ON, Bruce Collier in York, PA, Russ
Edmunds in Blue Bell, PA, and Tom Jasinski in Shorewood, IL. Jim Renfrew in
Byron, NY mentioned he heard the test amid some WZAN-ME QRM; Mike Hardester in
Jacksonville, NC and Steve Francis in Alcoa, TN both said they heard the test
with lots of difficulty or just barely. In Largo, FL, Greg Myers wasn't certain
if what he heard was actually the test. Andersson Sigvard in Sweden commented
that he thought he didn't hear the test and described what he heard; Ron
Gitscher, who hosted the test, read those comments and responded that Andersson
might've heard the test, but he'd need to hear a recording of what Andersson
heard to be sure!

But there were several DXers that weren't able to hear the test; these included
Marc DeLorenzo in South Dennis, Cape Cod, MA, who said he heard lots of WZAN-ME;
Doug Smith in Pleasant View (Nashville), TN; Patrick Griffith in Westminster,
CO; Kevin Redding in Mesa, AZ; Phil Greenspan in Marshfield, MA; Bill Dvorak in
Madison, WI; Adam Myrow in Memphis, TN; Bruce Winkelman in Tulsa, OK; Neil
Kazaross DXing from Grafton, WI; David Hochfelder in Highland Park, NJ; Tim Hall
in Chula Vista, CA and Frank Aden in Boise, ID. Neil Wolfish was on a DXpedition
in Burnt River, ON, and he reported that the only station in the mess he heard
on 970 kHz that he could positively identify was WGTK in Louisville, KY - Eric
Berger in Detroit, MI also heard just that station, while Shawn Axlerod in
Winnipeg, MB reported that he only heard WDAY on 970.

That's all for now...

Lynn.
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