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Dxing

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JackDaily said:
Does anyone do any Dxing in this area ? Just wondering !
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I scored a big one a year or so ago here in south central PA.----I caught KOA in Denver Co. one winter evening around 7:00 pm. I was using a Kenwood R-600 receiver with a 50' long wire antenna. I dropped them a note and actually got a QSL and a nice little note back. Maybe that made the engineer's day and it sure did mine.
 
DXing

echomike said:
I scored a big one a year or so ago here in south central PA.----I caught KOA in Denver Co. one winter evening around 7:00 pm. I was using a Kenwood R-600 receiver with a 50' long wire antenna. I dropped them a note and actually got a QSL and a nice little note back. Maybe that made the engineer's day and it sure did mine.
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Interesting time of the day is near sunset when Stations are doing a power change or directional antenna switch.I was able to pick up WAPE,690khz,in Jacksonville, Florida in my car radio in York.Also received a QSL from the chief Engineer.At home I generally use my old GE super radio which has an analog tuner.I will also combine this with a Grundig portable which has a digital readout >Makes it easier to know precisely what frequency I have.
 
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