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April 25th 05, 11:06 PM
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On 25 Apr 2005 10:58:36 -0700, "Les" wrote:
wrote: 640 kHz is in the LA (Los Angeles) area? I didn't know that,but I Say that is great.That shows I can pick it up at night time wayyyyyyy over here in Jackson,Mississippi,about 2,000 something miles away.I am fixin to go to the Goodwill thrift store for a while now.I need to get my junk fix. cuhulin Boooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnggggggggggggg ggg!!!!!!!!!! That must have been the sound of that spring inside your skull breaking loose............ The frequency of 640 Khz is occupied by more stations than you can shake a stick it. I haven't looked in my station log, because it isn't real importatnt to me, but I would bet there is at least one in every state. If you think you can get a Los Angeles station in Jackson, Ms., I have a 34 tube Zenith Transoceanic I would like to sell to you. Les I've heard KFI in Houston. |
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