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AM Frequency of the Week:660

KCRO Omaha during the day, KSKY Balch Springs TX around local sunset, KTNN Window Rock AZ (rare), WFAN in and out in the evenings.
 
Good stuff, Barlow...and welcome to the board. I think I speak for everyone else here in saying that we'll all look forward to hearing about what sort of DX you're finding in your part of the world. Don't be a stranger!
 
I usually get WMIC Sandusky, MI on 660 in the Daytime. A 1 kW DA-D with no PSSA. I've heard it all over the LP here. I'm not sure if I heard it near the new Foxconn Plant, when I heard WSGW 790 and WMMI 830, along with perennials like WKZO, WHFB, and WKAR. Heard 25 kW WILS 1320 on Daytime Skywave near there more recently. Nights, usually WNNNNNNNBC over the years and now as WFAN.
 
cyberdad said:
Good stuff, Barlow...and welcome to the board. I think I speak for everyone else here in saying that we'll all look forward to hearing about what sort of DX you're finding in your part of the world. Don't be a stranger!
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Thanks for the welcome and kind words. :) Used to MW DX when I was a kid in the early 60s and now back into it and having a lot of fun. The old Radio West ferrite loop still works great after sitting idle in the basement for many, many years. Merry Christmas!
 
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