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March 27th 09, 01:09 PM
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PING: John Plimmer
dxAce wrote: John, you might want to alert your MW listening friends as I'd expect KFGO 790, Fargo, North Dakota, to continue broadcasting non-directional for several days due to flooding. Also look for WZFG 1100, Dilsworth, Minnesota, (A Fargo suburb), running 50 kW vs. their 440 Watts night time power. They were putting in a great signal here. dxAce Michigan USA |
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March 27th 09, 01:16 PM
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PING: John Plimmer
On Mar 27, 2:09*pm, dxAce wrote:
dxAce wrote: John, you might want to alert your MW listening friends as I'd expect KFGO 790, Fargo, North Dakota, to continue broadcasting non-directional for several days due to flooding. Also look for WZFG 1100, Dilsworth, Minnesota, (A Fargo suburb), running 50 kW vs. their 440 Watts night time power. They were putting in a great signal here. dxAce Michigan USA Tks 4 dat Ace - will tell the lads although we are all back in suburbia now. Maybe Gary Deacon in Fish Hoek may have a good chance. 73's JP |
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#3
March 27th 09, 02:35 PM
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The lighter side of calamity.
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