I heard the following on a recent DXpedition on MediumWave
1520 Khz, 0456 UTC with ID "Asian Radio fifteen twenty"
I have had various opinions on this.
One said it could be "WTRI", Brunswick, MD.
as they sometime carried Korean programming.
but WTRI is supposed to be "daytime " only, and the time would be about
00.30 A.m. summer time around Washington, DC.
Also others claim WTRI are now doing "Vegas" format.
Yet other suggestions we
KYND, Cypress, TX.
Anybody got any ideas on IDing this??
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How clearly were you able to hear them? Is there any chance they could
have said "KB radio 1520"?

http://www.kb1520.com/

Clear enough for the ID to be
"Asian Radio fifteen twenty"
I doubt if it was "KB radio 1520"
Tks 4 your interest
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How clearly were you able to hear them? Is there any chance they could
have said "KB radio 1520"?

http://www.kb1520.com/

John Plimmer wrote:
I heard the following on a recent DXpedition on MediumWave
1520 Khz, 0456 UTC with ID "Asian Radio fifteen twenty"
I have had various opinions on this.
One said it could be "WTRI", Brunswick, MD.
as they sometime carried Korean programming.
but WTRI is supposed to be "daytime " only, and the time would be about
00.30 A.m. summer time around Washington, DC.
Also others claim WTRI are now doing "Vegas" format.
Yet other suggestions we
KYND, Cypress, TX.
Anybody got any ideas on IDing this??


Nothing you could hang a QSL card on, but WWKB in Buffalo, NY and
KOMA in Oklahoma City, OK are both 50,000W around-the-clock stations,
and both are markets big enough to have a Korean-based show (even if on
very late at night!) Those look like the only other likely candidates.

Tony

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Thanks for that Tony, but
"KB Radio"/WWKB are running music at that time = no Asian
and
KOMA are running golden oldies
both according to their websites

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John Plimmer, Montagu, Western Cape Province, South Africa
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"Tony Meloche" wrote in message
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John Plimmer wrote:
I heard the following on a recent DXpedition on MediumWave
1520 Khz, 0456 UTC with ID "Asian Radio fifteen twenty"
I have had various opinions on this.
One said it could be "WTRI", Brunswick, MD.
as they sometime carried Korean programming.
but WTRI is supposed to be "daytime " only, and the time would be about
00.30 A.m. summer time around Washington, DC.
Also others claim WTRI are now doing "Vegas" format.
Yet other suggestions we
KYND, Cypress, TX.
Anybody got any ideas on IDing this??


Nothing you could hang a QSL card on, but WWKB in Buffalo, NY and KOMA
in Oklahoma City, OK are both 50,000W around-the-clock stations, and both
are markets big enough to have a Korean-based show (even if on very late
at night!) Those look like the only other likely candidates.

Tony

On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 19:55:02 +0200, "John Plimmer"
wrote:


I heard the following on a recent DXpedition on MediumWave
1520 Khz, 0456 UTC with ID "Asian Radio fifteen twenty"
I have had various opinions on this.
One said it could be "WTRI", Brunswick, MD.
as they sometime carried Korean programming.
but WTRI is supposed to be "daytime " only, and the time would be about
00.30 A.m. summer time around Washington, DC.
Also others claim WTRI are now doing "Vegas" format.
Yet other suggestions we
KYND, Cypress, TX.
Anybody got any ideas on IDing this??

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PART 73_RADIO BROADCAST SERVICES--Table of Contents

Subpart A_AM Broadcast Stations

Sec. 73.72 Operating during the experimental period.

(a) An AM station may operate during the experimental period (the
time between midnight and sunrise, local time) on its assigned
frequency
and with its authorized power for the routine testing and maintenance
of
its transmitting system, and for conducting experimentation under an
experimental authorization, provided no interference is caused to
other
stations maintaining a regular operating schedule within such period.
(b) No station licensed for ``daytime'' or ``specified hours'' of
operation may broadcast any regular or scheduled program during this
period.
(c) The licensee of an AM station shall operate or refrain from
operating its station during the experimental period as directed by
the
FCC to facilitate frequency measurements or for the determination of
interference.

[43 FR 32780, July 28, 1978, as amended at 56 FR 64859, Dec. 12, 1991]

John Plimmer wrote:
Thanks for that Tony, but
"KB Radio"/WWKB are running music at that time = no Asian
and
KOMA are running golden oldies
both according to their websites


Hmmm . . .have you tried a Google search on "Asian radio 1520"?
Can't hurt!

Tony

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Thios is a long shot and I have no idea how to verify this but years
ago I was stationed in the Phillipines and Asianradio 1520 was one of
the Enlgish language stations that used to be on the air.
Also fyi WTRI is about 50 miles south of my QTH and signon is at
1145UTC woth the so-called "Vegas" format of pop music.

Charlie

Wow, WKBW in Buffalo! I used to listen to them when I was in high school
living in Bangor, Maine, along with WABC in NY, WMEX in Boston (Arnie
Ginsberg and the Night Train Show), and WPTR, Albany I think. Rock 'n Roll!

Greg

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How clearly were you able to hear them? Is there any chance they could
have said "KB radio 1520"?

http://www.kb1520.com/