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HLCA 972 Vs KFBX 970 With 2 FSL's

SomeRadioGuy

SomeRadioGuy

With two FSLs, you can do some real good nulling.. if takes a little bit of experimenting, patience along with trial and error.

KFBX is on 970khz about 250 miles NE of me with 10kw Non Directional full time. It can put a very respectable signal into McGrath.
HLCA is on 972kHz over 3000 miles away from me with 1.5 megawatts day and 750Kw night from a 2 tower array.

One or the other can cause a serious, loud het on the other or the audio can bleed over depending on how wide the radios audio bandwith is set to.

Heres two examples of me nulling out KFBX's het and any audio to clean up HLCA. In both clips, you'll hear a jumped whining hetty mess and then you can tell I begin live tuning to bring in HLCA. At the end I do the reverse and tune HLCA out so you can see its really working and being done.

Audio #1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T-z8fB80XvCUNSMLW6l9FjHR6TBHo6e8/view?usp=sharing

Audio #2: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H4bVETl5wJVgxNXDmM3ZO9_ALeXR6gJ-/view?usp=sharing (tuning OUT HLCA is VERY evident at the end of this file!)

Paul
using a CCrane Skywave non ssb model
 
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