[Milsurplus] [MRCA] 42.8 Broadcast

[Jay Coward]

  I was wondering the same; could tropo or meteor scatter get this signal to the west coast? Doubtful, I think.
  Occsionally, back in the early '70's, while in college in New London,Conn. I could receive FM broadcasts from New York City with strong signals just after dawn. I thought that was good DX for FM! It only lasted a few to maybe 20 minutes at best. I had a Scott tube receiver back then.
 Jay KE6PPF



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From: Thomas Adams <quixote2 at ix.netcom.com>
To: Mike Morrow <kk5f at arrl.net>; Milsurplus <Milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Wed, Jul 18, 2012 12:00 pm
Subject: Re: [Milsurplus] [MRCA] 42.8 Broadcast



So WA2XMN would come in on channel 28.

For an advantageous condition of solar activity there's a good chance that
such a station might be heard at a very long distance.

It would be good to hear of such transmission schedules on this list.

Mike / KK5F



y Icom R7000 is on the job here in Southern in Wisconsin, and I've 
ent out a Heads Up
ote to my colleagues / fellow hams on the Engineering mailing list 
or Wisconsin Public
adio & TV network.
I figured that via tropo ducting (STRANGE weather patterns lately!) 
r plain old F - layer
rom the high solar cycle numbers pushing up the MUF, the signal 
ight make it here.
Stay Tuned...
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