Re: [IRCA] Secret Traffic de Dr. Z?

[Charles A Taylot <MWDXer@xxxxxxx>]

At 08:22 PM 5/14/2007 -0400, you wrote:


>Charles A Taylor wrote:
>
> > Appears one carrier is RVC-530, but what the other one
> > or two is, is a mystery.

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>Take your choice (all are in North Carolina with 10 watts (last word in
>each line is the county)
>
>EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY WPGU846 GREENVILLE PITT
>WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, TOWN OF WPGU847 WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH NEW HANOVER
>Town of Duck, NC WQEL633 Duck DARE (note 1)
>Craven County WQFG868 CRAVEN
>
>        Mike
>
>

Mike,

No matter WHAT 1,000,000,000 Chinese say, you're OK!

Thank you for the list. I deleted those that were too far away, in my 
opinion, to cause a
carrier beat on 530.

WPGU846, Greenville, Pitt Co., East Carolina University is the dominant on 
530 during
the daytime here. I use it as a "beacon," to check the integrity of an 
antenna (aside
from the antenna's directivity). About S-5 at best.

At times, I observe three other carriers beneath WPGU846. I think one of 
them is RVC-
530.

I used to hear a TIS on 1610 from New Bern near the overpass of NC-43 and 
US-70.
Don't remember the call. Too late to check my old NC Log.

The other three COULD be possible.

(note 1) = Yes, IRCAers, the IS a town named DUCK in North Carolina! It's 
in Dare Co.,
almost on the east coast, just a short distance south of the NC/VA border.

QUACKS ME UP.

HI, HI, HI,  HI

Sparky


Charles A Taylor, WD4INP
  Greenville, North Carolina 


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