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Friday, July 29, 2016
"Clear Channel" 1700
Most of the time, all I hear on 1700 is WRCR out of Ramapo, NY. However, WRCR was missing from my top-of-the-hour recording at 0900 UTC today. Instead, I heard Radio Mega WJCC running 1 kW out of Miami Springs, FL, 1666 miles to my south-southwest.
1700 is a great frequency for long haul DX. It's a 21st Century "clear channel" with only six stations licensed for 1700 in the USA. Except for WRCR, they are all over 800 miles away.
Equipment used was an ELAD FDM-S2 SDR receiver and an 80-meter inverted Vee antenna.
Labels:
AM,
amateur radio,
broadcast radio,
DX,
ham radio,
Stan Horzepa,
WA1LOU,
WJCC,
WRCR
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Heard WRCR 1700 on Portsmouth, Rhode Island on my car radio (Honda Accord) yesterday at 2000 in the evening. They were broadcasting a baseball game from Yogi Berra Stadium.
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