Re: [IRCA] KCKN-1020 DX Test

["Doug Pifer - KE6GMM" <oregon4wd@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey Patrick,
I fully agree.
Both KYXE and KWIQ were strong tonight, with the latter being easier to null 
for me. I heard KTNQ also, but didn't pay much mind to both of the SS's 
except that one of 'em was pounding in here pretty well, particularly when I 
first tuned in.  It makes sense that KCKN might have changed directionality 
as it was quite a bit weaker than normal. Usually it peaks fairly well and 
it didn't tonight. It would have been cool if they used the tic-toc that 
they used a month ago or so... I really liked that.

I missed the second hour because one of my kids had me helping with a 
woodworking project. (If you heard a table saw running, a sander and nails 
being pounded in about midnight, it was me!, hi)  I'm sure it wasn't any 
louder than my neighbors assorted electrical noises though!!! hahahaha
73- Doug
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick Martin" <mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club ofAmerica" 
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Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 1:43 AM
Subject: Re: [IRCA] KCKN-1020 DX Test


> Doug,
>
> KYXE seemed stronger tonight for some reason. Maybe they had not dropped
> power? KWIQ was strong too. I think KCKN was operating ND and normally
> they are directional aimed right at us.
> But I also caught bits of the test, but not nearly as strong as usual.
>
> 73,
>
> Patrick
>
> Patrick Martin
>
> Come to Seaside Oregon for the 2006 IRCA Convention! It will be held at
> the Comfort Inn on September 22-24,2006.

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