One of many interesting stations heard at Lista last October was WNSH broadcasting from Beverly, Massachusetts, on 1570 kHz. WNSH came up to beat the dominant CFAV in Québec a couple of times during our first evening and was heard with a clear station identification at 22.58 UTC (6.58 EST).
We thought we heard the station [...]
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WLQV in Detroit, Michigan, is a station which sometimes pops up at Lista on 1500 kHz. Usually, WFED in Washington DC (and its predecessors WTOP, WTWP and WWWT) totally owns this frequency, but on both the November 2007 Dx-pedition as well as the most recent October 2008 DX-pedition, WLQV had a good signal at times, [...]
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For some reason I have never bothered to send a reception report to the most commonly heard station on 1310 kHz: CIWW in the Canadian capital Ottawa. CIWW – or “Oldies 1310″ as the station brands itself – can be heard on 1310 kHz whenever conditions favour North America. CIWW always has the strongest signal [...]
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The first – and probably the only – DX-pedition of this season for my part took place on October 23-26. The QTH was again Lista on the south western coast of Norway. Lista is located between Kristiansand and Stavanger on the coast, some 6 hours drive from the Norwegian capital Oslo as can be seen [...]
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