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With 650 AM from Honolulu now silent, I was able to get KENI from Anchorage

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I haven't done much DXing with my PR-D5 lately because of all the background noise where I am but I managed to null it out as best as possible and KENI actually broke through for a short time.

 
I pulled in KFQD on Maui several years ago. Have you been able to receive any other Alaska stations? That was a pretty good signal from KENI.
 
I presume that with KPRP AM 650 silent in Honolulu, KFI AM 640 from Los Angeles must come in clean as a whistle with no adjacent channel interference. Also, KTNN AM 660 from Window Rock, Arizona is probably an easier catch now too. I will be in Honolulu next month and I will be able to check out the DXing conditions myself in person!
 
asugeorge1 said:
I presume that with KPRP AM 650 silent in Honolulu, KFI AM 640 from Los Angeles must come in clean as a whistle with no adjacent channel interference. Also, KTNN AM 660 from Window Rock, Arizona is probably an easier catch now too. I will be in Honolulu next month and I will be able to check out the DXing conditions myself in person!
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Enjoy Honolulu and good DXing to you.
 
asugeorge1 said:
I presume that with KPRP AM 650 silent in Honolulu, KFI AM 640 from Los Angeles must come in clean as a whistle with no adjacent channel interference. Also, KTNN AM 660 from Window Rock, Arizona is probably an easier catch now too. I will be in Honolulu next month and I will be able to check out the DXing conditions myself in person!
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If you can escape the electrical interference, DX from Hawaii is great. I was on the Kanehoe SDR just before 0600 Hawaii time this morning and almost every 9 khz frequency had something there. Lots of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean stations, plus a decent signal from Tonga 1017. If you can hit the dials after the US is in daylight, it's a different world, DX-wise.
 
As I posted in another thread, 650 was silent on the Kaneohe SDR when I checked this morning at 9:25 local Hawaii time.
 
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