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Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2007 01:58:44 +0000
From: Steve Dove <dsp@hifidelity.com>
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Hi Steve,

ING was within ground-wave range, and used to be easily 
audible here when it was on.

Just had a listen (0130z-ish) and nada.  Main significant 
carrier was from R1 (QC), no ING at 276. 274 was clear so if 
there were any lsb mod to be heard it would have been plain. 
  I'll have a listen in daylight tomorrow.

However, that said, unless it has *just* started, or is so 
pathetically wimpy now I can't hear it at 60 miles away (to 
be fair there are a couple like that, IUB 404 and DYL 237 
spring to mind, but they're both very sad creatures), it 
wasn't to be found when I did a daylight sweep from a nearby 
quiet site testing out a mobile setup a couple of weeks ago.

Will get back to you.

          Cheers,

                  Steve




Steve McDonald wrote:
> Hi Steve - There is some speculation that it has been reactivated at a new
> location and I was 100% sure that I logged it the other night when other
> east-coasters were making it back here. I really need someone close to it to
> check 275's USB and see if it really is back.
> 
> Steve / VE7SL
> 
> 
>> Hi Steve,
>>
>> ING 275
>>
>> It is no more.  I went physically looking for that one at
>> one point.   Hasn't been on for quite a few years.
>>
>>          Cheers,
>>
>>                  Steve
>>
>>
>> http://www.w3eee.com
>>
>> Steve McDonald wrote:
>>> I'm looking for anyone within groundwave distance of Ambler, PA that
> could
>>> give a listen for one of the local ndb's to confirm whether or not it is
>>> on-the-air.
>>>
>>> Steve / VE7SL
>>>
>>> Web: "THE VE7SL RADIO NOTEBOOK" at   http://www.imagenisp.ca/jsm
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