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May 4th 05, 02:48 AM
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cjml on air on 99 watts
"spiddy" wrote in message ... cjml is on on air at 99 watts on 580 am Yes they are running 99 watts give or take a couple. The antenna is a longwire on the roof of a retirement/nursing home. They will be on for 2 weeks with old time radio programs and NOS/BBD music. Location western side of Winnipeg MB Canada Shawn |
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May 4th 05, 03:53 AM
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dxAce wrote:
No thanks. You're an asshole. plonk Perhaps, but at least I'm a knowledgeable shortwave DX'ing asshole! dxAce Michigan USA your arrogance and conceit are showing again..or is it 'still'... mike |
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May 5th 05, 04:13 AM
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they are broadcasting from a nursing home on portage avenue[deer lodge]
"The Axelrods" wrote in message news  "spiddy" wrote in message ... cjml is on on air at 99 watts on 580 am Yes they are running 99 watts give or take a couple. The antenna is a longwire on the roof of a retirement/nursing home. They will be on for 2 weeks with old time radio programs and NOS/BBD music. Location western side of Winnipeg MB Canada Shawn |
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