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Volume 83, No. 14 ● April 18, 2016 ● (ISSN 0737-1639) Inside this issue . . . 2 … AM Switch 13 … Domestic DX Digest West 32 … College Sports Networks 6 … Confirmed DXer 17 … From the Archives 33 … Graveyard DX Update 6 … 2016 DXers Gathering 18 … International DX Digest 34 … Geomag Indices/Space Wx 7 … Domestic DX Digest East 22 … Pro Sports Networks (MLB) 35 … DXN Submission Guidelines 36th Edition NRC Log – Sold Out! Wayne applications have been approved and some are Heinen reports that the 36th Edition of the NRC already on the air, as you can see from this issue’s AM Log is now sold out. Work has already begun AM Switch. on the 37th Edition, which will be ready for the next DX season. Contact Wayne if you’d like to Membership Report participate in making the next Log the best ever. New Members: Welcome to Chris Gearhart, In the meantime, we will continue our updates South Windsor, CT; and Robert West, Prattville, to the Log weekly here in DX News. This is a good AL. time to remind everyone that members can Rejoining Members: Welcome back to David receive a weekly Interim AM Switch every week Bell, Sacramento, CA; and Michael Gaston, that DX News is not published – usually on Friday Somerville, NJ. night or Saturday morning – on e‐DXN.com. Renewing Members: Thanks for the continued 2016 DXers Gathering: Hope you’re planning support of Richard Allen; Robert M. Berglund; to join the 2016 DXers Gathering September 9‐11 Tim Clampit; John Clark; John Connor; Richard L. in Kansas City. We’re told that hotel rooms are Evans; Karl Kastner; Ken MacHarg; Donald filling fast, so make your reservations now. Tours Moore; Robert Rush; Mark Smith; Lexington are being planned now for KCMO‐710, WHB‐810, Smith; Dean Sorenson; Robert G. Stonier; and WDAF‐TV‐4, and the Truman Presidential Ernest Wesolowski. Library and Museum. For more information, see the materials inside on page 6. IRCA TIS/HAR List (Winter 2016): The IRCA From the Publisher: With the DX season TIS/HAR LIST lists all US and Canadian TIS/HAR winding down, we’ll have one more issue in three stations, by frequency, including call letters, state weeks, then monthly through the summer. Please (province,) city, county, licensee, address, be sure to check the deadlines listed below to coordinates, expiration date and dates of ensure that your contributions are timely. DXM/DXN reports/sources. It has been updated It’s been great to see some new contributors, as with FCC data, DXM, DXN and DXer reports, and well as our faithful regulars, in the columns over on‐line listings through March 1 2016. the last few issues. A diversity of tips from many The 2016 IRCA TIS/HAR LIST is posted on the reporters over a wide variety of areas means that IRCA website for all to download. The link is: more DX targets are identified for more members, http://www.ircaonline.org/TIS_2016.pdf. and that makes everyone’s participation and For those preferring a hard copy, one can be membership that much more valuable. So please, ordered from the IRCA. Prices to IRCA/NRC let us know what you’re hearing. members are $9.50 (US), $11.00 (Canada) $12.50 If you’re new to the club (or even if you aren’t) (México), $14.00 (rest of the world). Non‐ and are wondering how to be more involved, IRCA/NRC members – add $2.00. please check out the DX News Submission To order from the IRCA, send the correct Guidelines on page 35. amount (in US funds payable to Phil Bytheway) FCC AM Revitalization: The Radio World web to: IRCA, 9705 MARY NW, SEATTLE WA 98117‐ site (radioworld.com) has been covering many of 2334. Or, order through PayPal [add $1.00] to the public submissions received by the FCC as email: [email protected] (Phil Bytheway). part of its ongoing AM Revitalization project. In Please state club affiliation when ordering. addition, Class C (graveyard) and Class D

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Official Updates from the FCC and the CRTC

CALL CHANGES 1030 WBGS WV Point Pleasant – Call change to WTHQ (Mar. 21). 1290 WCCC CT West Hartford – Call change to WNWW (Mar. 29). 1340 WMBO NY Auburn – Call change to WNDR (Apr. 1). 1360 WWWJ VA Galax – Call change to WCGX (Apr. 1). 1570 KQWC IA Webster City – Call change to KZWC (Mar. 28). The prospective new owners of KSMX‐1240 Santa Maria CA have reserved KSMA for when the sale is complete.

STATIONS GOING DARK 720 KQNG HI Kekaha – License cancelled at licensee’s request Mar. 22. 1280 WGLR WI Lancaster – License cancelled at licensee’s request Apr. 1. 1500 WOLY MI Battle Creek – FCC reaffirmed its 2009 cancellation of this license on Mar. 30, but also dismissed challenges to CPs from the licensee’s two other stations, WJKN‐1510 and KTGG‐1540.

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS FOR EXISTING STATIONS CPs fully licensed and on the air: 1440 WNYG NY Medford – CP for U2 1000/196 is on the air. 1580 WAMW IN Washington – Not a CP, but database corrected to D3 500 (ex‐U5 500/5). CPs built, nearing final licensing: 1490 WCHM GA Clarkesville – Applies for license to cover CP for U1 790/790. CPs granted: 540 WXYG MN Sauk Rapids – Granted CP for U4 850/250. WETC NC Wendell‐Zebulbon – Granted CP for U4 10000/500, replacing expired CP. 790 KABC CA Los Angeles – Granted CP for U4 6600/6800, moving to KWKW‐1330 site. 1040 WHBO FL Pinellas Park – Granted CP for U2 3800/700, CoL to Largo FL, making permanent STA operations from WWBA‐820 towers at 27‐54‐30/82‐46‐51. 1070 WEKT KY Elkton – Granted CP for U1 1000/18. 1150 KLPF TX Midland – Granted CP for U1 25000/215 on 1180 kHz, new site 31‐56‐01/102‐02‐ 32, replacing prior CP that has expired. 1350 WNVA VA Norton – Granted CP for new site, 85’ Valcom antenna at 36‐56‐31/82‐35‐48, remaining U1 5000/37. 1520 WBZW FL Apopka – Granted CP for U4 5000/110. CP applied for: 890 KMJE CA Olivehurst – Applies for CP of U4 10000/270, consolidating operations at existing day site (already operating there 24 hours with STA). CP expired: 910 WGTO MI Cassopolis – CP for U4 3000/26 has expired and is deleted. 1450 KIKR TX Beaumont – CP for new tower and coordinate correction to 30‐03‐51/94‐07‐11 expired and deleted; has applied for a replacement CP. 1480 KRAE WY Cheyenne – CP for U1 500/72 has expired and is deleted. CP application dismissed: 1000 WDXZ AL Robertsdale – Application for D1 25000 on 1020 kHz dismissed (FCC says it would create impermissible QRM to WCKW‐1010 Garyville LA).

SPECIAL TEMPORARY AUTHORITY (STA) 910 WSRP NC Jacksonville – Granted STA with U1 1000/1000, transmitter and night pattern issues. 940 WINE CT Brookfield – Granted STA with parameters at variance; wireless carriers work on the tower. 1010 KIHU UT Tooele – Granted STA with U4 19000/194, transmitter issues. 1070 WNCT NC Greenville – Granted STA with U1 5000/2500. 3 1230 KRUZ UT Murray – Granted STA with U1 20/20 from a temporary folded unipole antenna at 40‐43‐14/111‐54‐07. 1350 WHWH NJ Princeton – Granted STA with U3 1000/1000 using day pattern while new transmitter is installed. WOYK PA York – Granted STA with parameters at variance or U1 5000/250; lost part of one tower in a windstorm. 1480 WUKB KY Neon – Granted STA with D1 1000, transmitter issues. 1540 WKXG MS Greenwood – Granted STA with U1 250/1 from a temporary 135‐foot horizontal longwire at 33‐32‐02/90‐11‐42. Applications to extend existing STAs were granted for KAMA‐750 El Paso TX (U1 10000/250); WAXY‐790 South Miami FL (U4 25000/25000 to overcome Cuban QRM); WWLZ‐820 Horseheads NY (U1 4100/212); WELI‐960 New Haven CT (parameters at variance and/or U1 5000/1250); WHBO‐1040 Pinellas Park (U1 3600/105 from WWBA‐820 tower); WTMP‐1150 Egypt Lake FL (parameters at variance during diplexing of WMGG‐1470 CP); WWDJ‐1150 Boston MA (U4 3600/3600); WZPS‐1200 Huntington WV (U1 1000/9); WSRQ‐1220 Sarasota FL (D1 150 from a temporary antenna); KTRF‐1230 Thief River Falls MN (U1 500/500); KNWC‐1270 Sioux Falls SD (minor parameters at variance); WNBF‐1290 Binghamton NY (U1? 9300/1000); WNQM‐1300 Nashville TN (minor parameters at variance); KKPZ‐1330 Portland OR (parameters at variance); WEGA‐1350 Vega Baja PR (U1 625/625 from a temporary antenna); WELE‐1380 Ormond Beach FL (U4 5000/750); KLTC‐1460 Dickinson ND (night parameters at variance); WMGG‐1470 Dunedin FL (U1 750/400 from CP site at tower of WTMP‐ 1150, as above); WTOD‐1470 Toledo OH (parameters at variance); WSPY‐1480 Geneva IL (U1 125/125 at a temporary site); and WMNT‐1500 Manati OR (temporary rooftop antenna at its studio site of 18‐ 26‐01/66‐28‐39). Applications to extend existing STAs were received from WDAE‐620 St. Petersburg FL (U2 11200/11000 to overcome Cuban QRM); WINR‐680 Binghamton NY (U2 1250/500 during scheduled tower work only; regular operation at other times); KMJE‐890 (U5 10000/120 from licensed day site); WJWL‐900 Georgetown DE (U1 300/100 at 38‐42‐26/75‐24‐19); KARN‐920 Little Rock AR (U1 5000/1250); WHYL‐960 Carlisle PA (U1 1300/27 from WCAT‐FM‐102.3 tower at 40‐17‐23/77‐08‐10); WFUN‐970 Ashtabula OH (reduced night power using day pattern 24 hours); KLAT‐1010 Houston TX (minor day parameters at variance); KTCT‐1050 San Mateo CA (U4 50000/50000 to overcome Mexican QRM; KBLE‐1050 Seattle WA has filed an objection); KEYF‐1050 Dishman WA (U1 2000/260); WINA‐1070 Charlottesville VA (minor parameters at variance); WGDL‐1200 PR Lares PR (U1 1000/1000; longstanding application for power increase is being held up by IFRB registration issues); KBZZ‐1270 Sparks NV (parameters at variance or U2 13000/1250); WHGS‐1270 Hampton SC (U1 1000/218); WQBN‐1300 Temple Terrace FL (U1 1250/160); KKOL Seattle WA (U4 25000/30000); WKDM‐1380 New York NY (using CP of U4 5000/13000 and minor parameters at variance pending final licensing of the CP); WPLM‐1390 Plymouth MA (U1 1000/100); WELM‐1410 Elmira NY (U1 5000/250); KRIZ‐1420 Renton WA (U1 250/125 from KYIZ‐1620 tower); KJCV‐1450 Jackson WY (reduced power, unspecified); KUTY‐1470 Palmdale CA (U1 1250/1250); WJFK‐1580 Morningside MD (parameters at variance as triplexing of WUST‐1120 and WZHF‐1390 is completed); WSMN‐1590 Nashua NH (U1 200/200 from WGHM‐900 tower); and WEHH‐1600 Elmira Heights‐Horseheads NY (U4 3500/170 using licensed day pattern 24 hours).

SILENT STATIONS Formerly silent stations informing the FCC that they are no longer silent: 1010 KDLA LA De Ridder – Silent Apr. 15 (2015), on the air Mar. 23. 1230 KRUZ UT Murray – Silent (as KJQS) Mar. 31 (2015), on the air with STA Mar. 23. 1240 WGRM MS Greenwood – Silent Apr. 15 (2015), on the air Mar. 25. 1540 WKXG MS Greenwood – Silent Jan. 26, on the air with STA Mar. 21. 1550 WVAB VA Virginia Beach – Silent Apr. 8 (2015), on the air with STA Mar. 24.

Stations informing the FCC that they are silent: 810 KLVZ CO Brighton – Silent Apr. 1; will develop a new format and identity. 1240 WNRA AL Eufaula – Silent Mar. 16; transmitter failure. 1450 WBVA VA Bayside – Silent (again) Mar. 25, still searching for a permanent site. WHNK WV Parkersburg – Silent (again) Mar. 24, close to finding a permanent site. 1490 WSYL GA Sylvania – Silent Mar. 23; mower clipped a guy wire and the tower fell onto the studio (see right). 1580 WPJK SC Orangeburg – Silent Nov. 1 (2015); financial problems, looking for buyer. 4 COORDINATE CORRECTION 1070 WTSO WI Madison – Applies for CP to correct coordinates to 38‐05‐19/89‐18‐59. 1520 WKVI IN Knox – CP to correct coordinates to 41‐19‐17/86‐36‐21 is on the air. 1570 KNDY KS Maryvsille – Applies for CP to correct coordinates to 39‐51‐28/96‐38‐56.

Fines: WHNR‐1360 Cypress Gardens FL, agrees to pay $11,000 to settle investigation after the licensee was sold without FCC permission.

CANADA 830 CBVE1 QC La Tuque – LPRT applies to move to 101.9 MHz FM. 1280 CJRU ON Toronto – New station on the air with regular programs as of Mar. 31. 1650 CJRS QC Montréal – “Radio Shalom” ended April 1; may stay on air with Christian REL.

NRC AM Log Updates

540 WGOP MD Pocomoke City – Format to C&W (ex‐NOS); slogan to “Bay Country 97.9,” delete nets; add // WBEY‐FM‐97.9. 580 WIBW KS Topeka – Networks to C/KAg/RA/DR/YSR. CFRA ON Ottawa – Networks to A/CP/TED/C2C. 600 WBOB FL Jacksonville‐ Adds // WMUV‐100.7; deletes // W262AG‐100.3. 610 CKTB ON St. Catharines – Networks to CP/P/DrJ/TED/C2C. 660 KCRO NE Omaha – Delete // K233CO‐94.5. 750 WRIK IL Brookport – Format to C&W (ex‐NWS/TLK); slogan to “River Country 97.5,” adds // W262BA‐97.5. 800 CJAD QC Montréal – Networks to CP/TED/C2C. 830 WQZQ TN Goodlettsville – Format to Rock/OLD (ex‐SPT); slogan to “Classic Hits 93.3,” drops nets, adds // W241BU‐93.3, deletes // W235BW‐94.9. 900 WCBX VA Bassett – Adds // W237DR‐95.3. (FCC) 910 CKDQ AB Drumheller – Adds // CFCW‐840 at times. 920 KXLY WA Spokane – Slogan to “FM News Radio 100.3 & 920.” (JW) 930 WLSS FL Sarasota – Adds // W276CR‐103.1. (FCC) 950 KKSE CO Parker – Format to SPT (ex‐OLD); slogan to “Altitude Sports Radio.” 990 KZZB TX Beaumont‐ Adds // K298CB‐107.5. (FCC) 1010 CFRB ON Toronto – Networks to CP/TED/MitD. 1030 WTHQ WV Point Pleasant – Format to CHR (ex‐GOS/REL); slogan to “94 Q FM.” 1050 WFSC NC Franklin – Adds // W286CW‐104.9. 1060 KBFL MO Springfield – Slogan to “Music of Your Life 1060,” adds // K283BY‐96.9; deletes // KBFL‐FM‐99.9. 1070 CFAX BC Victoria – Networks to CP/TED/C2C. 1110 WUPE MA Pittsfield – Format to Rock/OLD (ex‐OLD); slogan & Group to // Classic Hits Whoopie. 1120 WSME NC Camp Lejeune – Slogan & Group to // Beach Radio Network. (KK) 1150 CKFR BC Kelowna – Networks to CP/TED. 1220 KQMG IA Independence – Add network WW1. 1230 KSLO LA Opelousas – Format to SS:MEX (ex‐SS:AC); delete networks; slogan & Group to // El Sabor Radio. 1290 WNWW CT West Hartford – Slogan to “Faith 1290.” CJBK ON London – Networks to CP/TED/C2C. 1310 WLOB ME Portland – Adds // W263BZ‐100.5. (FCC) WDKD SC Kingstree – Format to OLD (ex‐SPT); drop nets; delete Group // ESPN‐98.9. 1320 WENN AL Birmingham – Format to AC/OLD (ex‐UC:GOS). (TK) KNIA IA Knoxville – Slogan to “True Country.” 1340 KDCO CO Denver – Adds // K284CI‐104.7. (WH) WMDR ME Augusta – Slogan to “The Light,” add // W232CU‐94.3; delete Group // God’s Country 88.9. WLSG NC Wilmington – Nets to Nc; slogan & Group to // Beach Radio Network. (KK) WYCK PA Plains – Slogan & Group to // 104.9 The River (ex‐// 105 The River). WCDT TN Winchester – Adds // W295AV‐106.9. (FCC) WVCV VA Orange – Format to C&W (ex‐NOS); slogan to “Today’s Country,” networks to A; add // WJMA‐103.1; delete // WCVA‐1490. 1350 WCMP MN Pine City – Format NOS (ex‐SPT); slogan “America’s Best Music,” nets to WW1. 5 1360 WCGX VA Galax – Format to Rock/OLD (ex‐GOS); slogan “The Cat,” networks to Vn. 1400 WOND NJ Pleasantville – Adds // W223CO‐92.5. (FCC) WRJN WI Racine – Slogan to “Your Radio Friend.” 1420 KOTK NE Omaha – Format to TLK (ex‐SS:REL); slogan to “94.5 FM and 1420 AM, The Answer,” networks to SRN, add // K233CO‐94.5. (EW) 1430 KASI IA Ames – Networks to Fox/Ia/BNN/SRN/DR/FSR/Mt. 1450 KNOC LA Natchitoches – Slogan to “My 92.3,” add // K222AO‐92.3. WATA NC Boone – Adds // W243DH‐96.5. (FCC) 1470 WXAG GA Athens – Adds // W258CC‐99.5. (FCC) 1490 WKRO IL Cairo – Format to UC:AC (ex‐BIZ); adds // W277CH‐103.3. (FCC) WACM MA West Springfield – Format to SS:Tropical (ex‐OLD); slogan to “Bomba 1490,” delete Group. WEMJ NH Laconia – Adds // W297BS‐107.3. (FCC) KRUI NM Ruidoso Downs – Networks to Fox/Ru/P/Mt/ESPN/C2C. WICY NY Malone – Networks to C/AgR/WW1. WLPA PA Lancaster – Format to SPT (ex‐NOS): networks to ESPN; slogan & Group to // ESPN 92.7. WCVA VA Culpeper – Format to Rock/OLD (ex‐NOS); delete // WVCV‐1340; slogan & Group to // SAM FM 105.5. 1520 KFXZ LA Lafayette – Format to SS:MEX (ex‐SS:AC); delete nets; slogan & Group to // El Sabor Radio. 1540 WKXG MS Greenwood – Format to UC:GOS (ex‐REL). 1550 WZUM PA Braddock – Format to JAZZ (ex‐UC:OLD); delete slogan. 1560 KZIZ WA Pacific – Format to Asian (ex‐JAZZ); slogan to “Punjabi Radio USA.” 1580 KAMI NE Cozad – Slogan to “Country Legends 100.1 & AM 1580,” adds // K261BT‐100.1. 1590 KYNG AR Springdale – Format to SPT (ex‐SS:Tropical); slogan “The Ticket,” nets to CS/Jr. WIXK WI New Richmond – Slogan to “Classic Country.” 1600 WRPN WI Ripon – Format to OLD (ex‐Rock/OLD); slogan to “AM 1600, Your Hometown Station.” 1620 WDND IN South Bend – Format to NOS (ex‐ROCK); slogan to “America’s Best Music,” networks to DG; delete // WNDV‐FM‐92.9. (SF)

Group Name Change // 105 The River changes to // 104.9 The River – WWRR‐104.9, WYCK‐1340, W264CG‐100.7.

Group Station Changes // Kool Radio – WSKP‐1180, WNTY‐990, W241CG‐96.1, W282CB‐104.3. // Radio Cantico Nuevo – Adds W248CG‐97.5.

New Groups // Classic Hits Whoopie – WUPE‐1110, WUPE‐FM‐100.1, W277CJ‐103.3. // SAM FM 105.5 – WOJL‐105.5, WCVA‐1490, W237CA‐95.3. // Beach Radio Network – WLSG‐1340, WSME‐1120, W231CL‐94.1, W246CJ‐97.1. (KK) // El Sabor Radio – KSLO‐1230, KFXZ‐1520, KSLO‐FM‐105.3. // ESPN 92.7 – WONN‐FM‐92.7, WLPA‐1490, W223CH‐92.5.

Deleted Group ‐ // God’s Country 88.9

New Network TED – TED Radio Hour. TED is a nonprofit organization devoted to “Ideas Worth Spreading.”

From Radio Insight Hackers attack stations. More details regarding the hijacking of the multiple stations’ audio have come to light. Furcast wrote a long accord of what happened on their end after they were tipped off to their content being heard on the stations. The hacker apparently used the Shodan device search engine to build a database of unsecured Barix devices which then broke into as many of the devices as possible and connected them to Furcast’s stream. When Furcast was made aware they cut off the stream and moved it to a new URL to prevent further access. ArsTechina also has a feature up on the event. The Michigan Association of Broadcasters published a report on how to further secure a Barix box including using a 24‐character password and hide the web access to the box underneath a firewall. 6 Original Report 4/6: Some listeners of Always Mountain Time Hot AC “Lift FM” 106.3 KIFT Kremmling CO and other stations across the country got a surprise on Tuesday morning when the stations began airing the audio of an explicit podcast about furry sex. KIFT was not the only station to be affected. 104.3 KXAX‐LP Livingston TX, an AM in Denver and a national syndicator that wished to not be identified were also affected by what seems like a directed botnet attack seeking access to as many public facing Barix while then locking out the stations. Engineers at the stations needed to do a hard reset of the devices to regain control.

Thanks to Shawn Axelrod, Bill Hale, FCC Database (FCC), Scott Fybush (SF), Kraig Krist (KK), John Wilkins (JW), Terry Kruger (TK), Ernie Wesolowski (EW).

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620 KEXB TX, Plano. PPC in 14 days for f/up. V/s David Darling, Ops Mgr. (JW‐CO) 700 CJLI AB, Calgary. N/D letter in 27 days. V/s Charles R Allard (VE6CRA). (JW‐CO) 1340 KDCO CO, Denver. PPC in 41 days. V/s Josh Pennock, Stn Mgr. (JW‐CO)

John Wilkins, Wheat Ridge CO (JW‐CO)

Brandon Jordan advises: “I have been in touch with Jerry Smith at WBOB and he advised that QSLs will be forthcoming shortly. He also mentioned that WBOB will be running another test in April, and will contact me when the date is confirmed so I can get an announcement out.”

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STATION NEWS 1550 WZUM PA Braddock – 4/2 1200 – On their final day of Urban Contemporary Oldies with closing announcements by one of the two owners and voiceovers by NRCer Clarke Ingram then switching at 1200 to all jazz by a new group Pittsburgh Media hoping soon to have a simulcast FM at 101.1. (JRM‐PA) 1650 CJRS QC Montreal – 4/1 1800 – Financially struggling “Radio Shalom” ended Jewish programming at this time, but did not go silent as originally believed. Station remains on air, but with a format flip (or should I say conversion) to evangelical Christian! Apparently the CRTC’s license does not require CJRS to have an all‐ Jewish format and they aired some Christian programs on Saturdays (the Jewish Sabbath) and Jewish holy days. (MKB‐ON)

UNID 950 unID ‐‐ ‐ 3/26 0658 – Most likely CKNB Campbellton, NB playing exact same song as heard on their web stream. However, could not recover any additional programming such as partial ID, news or weather tidbits to help to confirm because of WWJ. (SC‐IN) 1120 unID ‐‐ ‐ 3/24 1958 – In multi‐station mix (WSME, WUST, WKCE, KMOX, unID ESPN, C&W and SS stations) with Morse code ʺIIIʺ (the letter I, not a number 1, though could be the Roman numeral 3) sent three times. (KK‐VA) 1320 unID ‐‐ ‐ 4/2 0721 – Briefly up in the co‐channel with Kelly Price ʺEverything (Grateful)ʺ then female black announcer, so someone Urban Gospel format. We can rule out WENN which just changed from this format to Oldies. (TLK‐FL) 1580 unID ‐‐ ‐ 4/3 0740 – Screechy female voice, CBS Sports Radio promo. Not WPMO, Pascagoula‐Moss Point, listed as a CBS Sports affiliate, as their stream had a black female preacher (Sunday) and after 0800 was audible with black male preacher. Not parallel WCCF, Punta Gorda stream, either. Thereʹs a 1000 watt KXZZ, Lake Charles, LA listed as CBS Sports on the channel for what itʹs worth. (TLK‐FL)

LOGGINGS 540 WGOP MD Pocomoke City – 3/17 2205 – Apparently WGOP is running a C&W format now, relaying WBEY 97.9. Heard this night hoping for an ID for KWMT playing 8 country music, a few different ID’s mentioning 97.9 like “Playing the new music you want…97.9, weather reports mentioning 97.9, ads, mention of business in Pocomoke City. Poor to very poor fighting with WLIE. (PS‐ON) 550 WDEV VT Waterbury – 3/2 1730 – Atop frequency with Democracy Now program on “550 WDEV.ʺ In like a local. Power cut at 1800. (LW‐NY) 560 WFRB MD Frostburg – 3/28 2329 – Alan Colmes show, 2330 ID “Left on the dial, right on the issues, WFRB Frostburg,” ads/PSAs including AARP, AdoptUSKids.org, Selective Services (i.e. military draft registration), lung cancer, promo for Glen Beck show, “Talk Radio 560” ID, back to Alan Colmes show. Good to fair over CFOS which is unusual. (PS‐ON) 620 WVMT VT Burlington – 3/30 2356 – Jim Bohannon show, ToH ID “…on WVMT,” ABC news, retirement ad, back to Jim Bohannon, more ads (US Tax Shield, Web.com). Poor mixing with WHEN, WRJZ and unknown oldies station (maybe WKHB?). (PS‐ON) 630 WBMQ GA Savannah – 3/19 0634 – Very poor with PSAʹs, unidentified right winger political talk guy rebroadcast. Suspected WBMQ as pointing that way, but IDed only by paralleling to the TuneIn.com stream. WDAE 620 iBOC hadnʹt kicked in yet to obliterate the 630 channel. (TLK‐FL) 640 WHLO OH Akron – 3/28 0230 – In with talk show, ID as “On Bloomberg Radio 640 WHLO” into weather report for the area. (LW‐NY) 680 WPTF NC Raleigh – 3/9 1738 – In with “Traffic report and Accuweather” on “AM 680 WPTF.” CBS News on the hour. (LW‐NY) 700 WDMV MD Walkersville – 3/20 1945 – Lively Spanish music, weak signal, soon gone, no sign of WLW. (TF‐NH) 740 WPAQ NC Mount Airy – 3/17 1930* – Sundown Serenade Show leading into full sign off details. No sign of Toronto pest. (GS‐VA) 750 WQOR PA Olyphant – 4/2 1914 – Call‐in show discussing God and sin and the Catholic Year of Mercy, ID for EWTN Global Radio Network. Signal soon faded; station occasionally shows up here. (TF‐NH) 800 WSVS VA Crewe – 3/22 1902 – Presumed with clusters of vintage country music selections and comments about country oldies. Gone by 1915, only station listed in NRC Log on 800 formatting C&W. (TF‐NH) CJBQ in Belleville, ON also partly C&W, along with oldies, news‐talk and anything else they throw against the wall that sticks. Mike. 820 WWBA FL Largo – 3/15 1945 – University of South Florida Bulls game. Mention of Tampa Bay during timeouts. (GS‐VA) 850 WXJC AL Birmingham – 3/15 1951 – On top with ʺThe Truthʺ program. (GS‐VA) 860 WWDB PA Philadelphia – 3/21 1918 – Spanish program, way under CJBC, very weak signal, understandable as WWDBʹs signal is very directional southeast from four towers near Norristown. (TF‐NH) 870 WLVP ME Gorham – 4/1 1903 – Presumed with cluster of music including ʺLove Will Keep Us Together,ʺ ʺHill and Gully Rider,ʺ an unidentified instrumental, ʺSentimental Me,ʺ ʺIt Never Rains in California,ʺ and ʺTo Each His Own.ʺ No ads, no ID, no Bob Bittner, but certainly a Bob Bittner station, unusual as the day signal from a four tower antenna system in Gorham goes east out over the Atlantic Ocean with a tiny lobe into New Hampshire. (TF‐NH) WPWT TN Colonial Heights – 3/27 1947 – Weak signal mixed with WHCU and WCBS interference, clusters of country music including ʺMake the World go Awayʺ, woman announcer IDing ʺWP...ʺ followed by a male commenting about the ʺBest Country Musicʺ before the signal vanished at 2000. (TF‐NH) 890 WKNV VA Fairlawn – 3/21 1905 – Country gospel music, ʺAM 890 and FM 93.1ʺ slogan, promo for ʺGrace to Youʺ program at 7:30 weekday mornings on ʺJoy AM 890 and FM 93.1,ʺ more music followed by a promo for the ʺHomecoming Show on your AM 890 and FM 93.1.ʺ (TF‐NH) 900 WURD PA Philadelphia – 3/27 1855 – Discussion about the Book of Isaiah, racism and Islam, ads for Incorporate.com and Independence Blue Cross, ID and disclaimer: ʺWe are 900 AM, WURD, Philadelphia, WURD.com... we are not necessarily responsible for the views expressed on our programs,ʺ signal soon gone. (TF‐NH) 910 WAEI ME Bangor – 3/27 1907 – Way atop with rock music, comment about 30 minute Big Marathons on ʺBig 104 FM,ʺ more rock music, ID for ʺThe biggest hits of all time are played here, Big 104 FM.ʺ Verified at the stationʹs web site, Big 104 FM is 9 WABK‐FM, Gardiner, owned by Blueberry Broadcasting Company, simulcast on WAEI. (TF‐NH) 920 WURA VA Quantico – 3/27 1920 – Spanish, very animated female announcer, probably preaching, over/under WHJJ. (TF‐NH) 930 WFMD MD Frederick – 3/25 0757 – Over nulled WBEN with ʺ930 WFMD Mid‐Maryland trafficʺ local traffic report. (MKB‐ON) 940 WINZ FL Miami – 3/28 0120 – Fox Sports promos, sports talk, “Sports Animal” mention at 0129, sports news at 0132, show promos, Final Four promo, Sam Adams ad, Geico Motorcycle ad, “940 WINZ, 940WINZ.com” ID at 0143, promo for Diabetes walk, more show promos. Fair to very poor, mixing with WCND and unknown C&W station, maybe WKYK. (PS‐ON) 980 WRNE FL Gulf Breeze – 3/20 1116 – Redneck white preacher up to 1200, no ID, into black female preacher. Some COCO, Cuba unavoidable and frankly, far preferred. (TLK‐FL) WILK PA Wilkes‐Barre – 4/6 2251 – Promo with mention of WILK, ads for local jewelry store and Dinovite, Michael Savage show, ToH ID into ABC news. Poor, mixing with WTEM, CFPL and WCAP. (PS‐ON) 990 WNTY CT Southington – 3/18 0726 – Oldies with slogan “Good times, great oldies for Southern New England.” (GS‐VA) WLLI PA Somerset – 3/31 1915 – Presumed under usual WDCX‐Rochester groundwave with Pittsburgh Penguins hockey v. Nashville Predators. (MKB‐ON) 1000 WYBT FL Blountstown – 3/18 0542 – Men At Work ʺWho Can It Be Now?ʺ followed by male ID, over and under Radio Guamá. (TLK‐FL) 1050 WSEN NY Baldwinsville – 3/18 1926 – In WBQH/WEPN mix with oldies, ʺGood times and great oldies... WSENʺ jingle. (KK‐VA) 1060 WKNG GA Tallapoosa – 3/22 0802 – Fair, ID as ʺWKNG King Country.ʺ New. (SC‐IN) 1070 WFRF FL Tallahassee – 3/18 0628 – Promo for gospel program, stating the air time as ʺEastern Timeʺ (Tallahassee being near the Eastern‐Central line), into block time preacher who was unhappy church classes would name their courses after New Testament phrases. (TLK‐FL) 1090 WTSB NC Selma – 3/18 0704 – Chris Richards Bluegrass Breakfast Time Show, no sign of WBAL. (GS‐VA) 1110 WTOF AL Bay Minette – 3/20 0544 – Country gospel vocals, familiar‐sounding man, ʺIf youʹre in the Mobile Bay area... flowers (florist ad)... WMOB...ʺ Indeed, simulcast 1360 WMOB in at about the same signal level. WBT mostly nulled. (TLK‐FL) 1120 WSME NC Camp Lejeune – 3/24 1901 – In multi‐station mix (WUST, WKCE, KMOX, unID ESPN, C&W and SS stations) with oldies, ID as ʺWSME Camp Lejeune, W246CJ Jacksonville, WLSG, W231 Wilmington. From Morehead City to North Myrtle this is the Beach Radio Network.ʺ Also noted at 1910 with ʺ94.1 in Leland, 97.1 in Richland. This is the Beach Radio Network.ʺ (KK‐VA) NRC Log lists “Freedom 1120”as this station’s slogan. Not surprising that they would use such a slogan, as Camp Lejeune is a major U.S. Marine Corps base. Mike. WKCE TN Maryville – 3/24 1933 – In multi‐station mix with oldies, ʺWKCEʺ jingle and station promo by male: ʺWeʹll even take your requests and dedications.ʺ Chorus ʺItʹs the... morning showʺ. Male ʺThe Roger Morning Show... right here on ʹMid Century Radioʹ 11‐20 AM WKCE.ʺ (KK‐VA) 1130 WPYB NC Benson – 3/24 1857 – In WBBR mix with male ʺWPYB... God and countryʺ ID. (KK‐VA) 1150 WNLR VA Churchville ‐ 3/24 1857 – In multi‐station mix (WDEL, WBAG, WAVO, CKOC, UNID preaching and foreign language singing) (not Spanish, but unsure of language) with male ʺThis is ʹNew Life Radioʹ WNLR. Listen for lifeʺ ID. WNLR sign‐off announcement noted at 1929. (KK‐VA) 1190 WCRW VA Leesburg – 3/23 1900 – Over nulled WOWO with ʺ...from China Radio International on WCRW AM 1190 Leesburg‐Washingtonʺ ToH ID into usual CRI programs. (MKB‐ON) 1200 WRKK PA Hughesville – 4/4 1926 – In multi‐station mix (WXKS, WKST, WSML, WMIR) with male ʺRock 94 9. Williamsportʹs real rockʺ FM // slogan. (KK‐VA) 1210 WANB PA Waynesburg – 4/4 1937 – In WPHT mix with male ʺ...hometown radio station. Cool country WANBʺ station promo. (KK‐VA) 10 KHAT WY Laramie – 4/2 0740 – Alone and very weak, ʺBuckin 92 at work..?ʺ and several country songs. Checking // with internet stream and 7 second delay. New. (SC‐ IN) 1220 WSLM IN Salem – 4/4 2041 – In multi‐station mix (WFAX, WHKW, UNID talk and adult standards) with female ʺ12‐20 AM my countryʺ slogan. (KK‐VA) 1230 WMAF FL Madison – 4/1 0645 – ʺSunday Morning Coming Downʺ Johnny Cash, ʺBring It All Homeʺ Sam Cooke, ʺDonʹt Cheat In Our Hometownʺ Ricky Scaggs, ʺCrazyʺ Patsy Cline. Female announcer mentioning North Florida, back to C&W oldies. (TLK‐FL) WRBS MD Baltimore – 4/4 1834 – In WCMC mix with station promo: ʺKeeping you informed and engaged in todayʹs changing world. Positive talk AM 12‐30 WRBS.ʺ (KK‐VA) WCMC NJ Wildwood – 4/3 2037 – Surfacing with strong signal. “Classic Oldies WMID, now kicking off 20 in a row.” Began song “Susie Darling”. (HJH‐PA) 1240 WWCO CT Waterbury – 4/1 2030 – Atop frequency with ʺHouse call for Healthʺ from Fox News, promo for the “Brad Davis Radio Program, Monday at 6:00am on the Talk of Connecticut,” signal faded into the mush, new logging here for me! (TF‐ NH) WSKI VT Montpelier – 3/29 1940 – CBS Sports feed, commercial for Napa Auto parts, “1240‐WSKI” ID, more CBS feed, soon gone. (TF‐NH) 1250 WARE MA Ware – 4/1 1934 – Old rock music, then ʺRock oldies 1250 WARE with lots more oldies than any other station, download the Real Oldies 1250 app or listen to RealOldies1250.net,ʺ into more old hits. Very unusual here as the night signal is directional toward Hartford and Long Island Sound; the station and WGHM protect each other. (TF‐NH) 1270 WDLA NY Walton – 4/6 0300 – Very weak with ToH ID ʺ1270 WDLA Waltonʺ then possibly ESPN sports. (SC‐IN) 1280 WHTK NY Rochester – 3/30 1917 – Sports feed, numerous ads including local one for a credit union with offices around Rochester, ID for WHTK, and discussion about Tiger Woods in Africa, signal mixed with CFMB. (TF‐NH) WHVR PA Hanover – 3/22 1903 – Over nulled CJRU open carrier with PSA for recycling electronic gear, ʺReal Country... once a legend always a legend... the legends play on Real Country WHVRʺ station promo into C&W. (MKB‐ON) CFMB QC Montréal – 3/30 1915 – Mention of an arts festival in Montreal, music by Elvis Presley, Dionne Warwick. and other oldies, signal mixed with WHTK, WPKZ and other stations, soon gone. (TF‐NH) 1310 WHEP AL Foley – 4/3 0718 – Presumed the one with redneck man mentioning Alabama, a Baptist church and a phone number with area code 251, redneck screamer preacher (Sunday morning). (TLK‐FL) WKZD AL Priceville – 4/3 0714 – End of oldie, male, ʺWKZD, 1310 AMʺ into ʺCherishʺ by The Association and another clear ID. Lots of co‐channel and the ever‐present het from brokered gospel WYND, DeLand thatʹs closer to 1309.987‐ish. (TLK‐ FL) WTLC IN Indianapolis – 4/2 1955 – “AM 13‐10 The Light” slogan; soul tune, ID into gospel tune. Last logged as WTUX. Good peaks, mixing with CIWW. (HF‐MI) WCCW MI Traverse City – 3/26 1731 – Sports talk, “CBS Sports Radio, 13‐10 The Score” slogan. On top with no sign of in‐state rival WDTW‐Dearborn, back on air with C&W format. (HF‐MI) WRVP NY Mount Kisco – 3/31 1927 – Spanish male yelling, probably preaching, under WORC and CIWW, weak signal was gone in a few minutes. (TF‐NH) WSLW WV White Sulphur Springs – 4/3 0700 – Fighting CIWW and other talkers with ʺWSLW... Lewisburg, West Virginia, your Fox Sports stationʺ ToH ID into Fox sports news. (MKB‐ON) WIBA WI Madison – 3/28 1825 – IDs as “News‐Talk 13‐10 WIBA”; Bloomberg Market Minutes at 1858 to WIBA weather spot; 1900 ToH I‐Heart Radio spot into Fox News. Just one in the mix at tune‐in, then longer stretch with no sign of WDTW. (HF‐MI) 1320 WENN AL Birmingham – 4/3 0410 – Been trying to nail this one for a few days, nonstop Oldies (Van Morrison, Alan Parsons Project, Aretha Franklin, Billy Joel, Genesis, Air Supply). Male canned, ʺEasy 102.1... Here comes another long set, commercial free... 102.1.ʺ And finally a legal ID 0459 for 1320 and W271BN Birmingham into Paul McCartney & Wings ʺBand On the Run.ʺ Surely running 11 day 5000 watts and not 111, often dominating the channel. Recent format flip from gospel, per Wiki at least: ʺOn March 14, 2016 WENN changed their format to soft AC, branded as ʺEasy 102.1ʺ and switched translators to W271BN 102.1 FM Birmingham.ʺ Their live stream is banned from opening in my distant i.p. location. (TLK‐FL) WATR CT Waterbury – 3/29 0055 – “Shop Around” by The Miracles, “Your station for 60’s, 70’s… Good Times Great Oldies 1320 WATR and WATR.com,” “Brandy (You’re A Fine Girl)” by Looking Glass. Very poor, mixing with probably WJAS and others. (PS‐ON) WCOG NC Greensboro – 4/3 0410 – Trading off with WENN often, ESPN Radio, local liners mentioning 102.9 (I think) FM, and at 0917, ʺ... 1320 WCOG and at 1320WCOG.comʺ and back to ESPN Radio audio. Website not showing an FM simulcast listing. (TLK‐FL) 1330 WWRV NY New York – 3/22 1922 – Man and woman yelling, probably preaching, mentioning some location on Broadway, signal under usual WRCA. (TF‐NH) 1360 WKMI MI Kalamazoo – 3/28 0000 – ABC news, ID at 0006 “…WKMI…, Bill Cunningham show. Poor, mixing with WSAI and maybe WYOS. (PS‐ON) WWOW OH Conneaut – 4/3 1959 – Break in songs with just a simple jingle, “WWOW Conneaut.” Began song “I Love the Flower Girl” by the Cowsills. Mostly alone, fair on peaks. (HJH‐PA) 1370 WJIP NY Ellenville – 4/3 1933 – PSA for “Feed the Pig” then ad for The Sean Hannity Show. ID as “Newsradio 1370 and AM 1450 WKIP.” I’m not sure the 1370 calls were announced. (HJH‐PA) WVLY WV Moundsville – 4/3 1945 – Ad for a local talk show airing at noon weekdays. Slogan; “WVLY, Smart Talk, Smart People,” then into PSA about safe car seats. Good signal, briefly. (HJH‐PA) 1380 WPHM MI Port Huron – 4/1 2240 – In and out with several others with NHL coverage. Call ID heard twice and mention of “Detroit Red Wings Radio Network.” Normal NYC signal very weak tonight. New. (HJH‐PA) 1390 WCAT VT Burlington – 3/20 1920 – Ex‐WKDR with “Music of the Legends WCAT 1390” ID into Neil Sedaka song and medley of oldies. (LW‐NY) 1410 KQV PA Pittsburgh – 3/25 0708 – Over all comers with local news, ʺKQV news time is 7:08... traffic and weather together on the eightʹs,ʺ into (to state the obvious) local traffic report. (MKB‐ON) 1430 KASI IA Ames – 3/23 2228 – Jim Bohannon show, lots of iHeart Radio/Fox mentions, “Fox 1430” IDs, various ads, ToH ID “1430 KASI….” Poor to very poor, mixing with WXNT, CHKT and WKOX. (PS‐ON) WKOX MA Everett – 3/23 2300 – Mark Levin show, lots of iHeart Radio/iHeartradio.com mentions, ads (River Network etc), “1430 WKOX” ID at 2324. Fair to poor, mixing with WXNT, CHKT and KASI. (PS‐ON) 1450 WHDL NY Olean – 3/19 1610 – Presumed with Westwood One play‐by‐play of Yale v. Duke NCAA tournament basketball, alone on daytime groundwave. (MKB‐ON) 1470 WLAM ME Lewiston – 4/1 1918 – Into ʺTo Each His Own,ʺ same as WLVP‐870, signal with deep fades under steady WNYY signal. (TF‐NH) WJDY MD Salisbury – 3/25 0540 – In with “Bloomberg Radio News” and frequent “News Radio 1470” slogans. (LW‐NY) 1480 WSAR MA Fall River – 4/2 2344 – Very poor in multi‐station jumble, noted ad with a 508 area code, ToH ID “1480 WSAR,” into WSAR After Hours show. (PS‐ON) 1520 WIZZ MA Greenfield – 4/2 1656 – Big band stuff, at 1700 “AM 1520 WIZZ Greenfield” ID into AP Radio News, atop frequency, at 1903 a WIZZ musical sounder, weather for Franklin County and ʺThank you for listening to WIZZ Radioʺ followed by another musical sounder and more old music. No sign of WWKB. (TF‐NH) WTHE NY Mineola – 4/1 1928* – Into a prayer, mixed with WWKB and WIZZ, ending with ʺAmenʺ and ʺWTHE now ends its broadcast day. WTHE operates on 1520 kilohertz... with studios... in Mineola,ʺ and signal was gone. (TF‐NH) WARR NC Warrenton – 3/31 2236 – Music by Mel Waiters, Willie Clayton, Aretha Franklin, J. Blackfoot and my favorite “Your Dog’s About to Kill My Cat” by Ms. Jody, finally heard an ID at 2335 “…WARR Warrenton…and at warr1520.com….” Poor to sometimes fair, but mostly under WWKB. // to internet stream on Tunein Radio. (PS‐ON) 12 1550 WSDK CT Bloomfield – 3/18 1901 – Way atop frequency with SRN News, followed by a program promo for ʺAdventures in Odysseyʺ at 7:00am on Saturday on WSDK. (TF‐NH) WKBA VA Vinton – 3/29 2100 – ID as ʺAM 1550 WKBA Vinton‐Roanoke, your Ministry Station and at AM 1390(WKPA) and on the world wide web.ʺ Also at FM 106.9. With slight interference and fading, this strong signal has become a nightly visitor now with ministry programs. (JRM‐PA) 1560 KGOW TX Bellaire – 4/4 2315 – Local ads (heard mention of Houston), many mentions of Yahoo Sports, NCAA Basketball ‐ North Carolina vs Villanova, “This is Houston’s Yahoo Radio 1560”, Twisted Tea ad, Yahoo Sports ads, “Yahoo Radio 1560” IDs, more ads (So Clean CPAP supplies, Mental Bright), ID at 0000 “…on KGOW Bellaire, Texas…Yahoo Sports Radio”. Very poor, mostly under WFME and UNID oldies station. (PS‐ON) 1580 WIOL GA Columbus – 4/3 0740 – ESPN Radio golf talk by guy, interviewing some player, net and local ads. Co‐channel weaker unidentified CBS Sports Radio. (TLK‐FL) WPMO MS Pascagoula‐Moss Point – 4/3 0808 – Emphatic black preacher, parallel Streema feed (note: Sunday programming, sports ʺThe Gameʺ usually). Co‐channel lots of other weak signals. Signal still there poorly at 0820. (TLK‐FL) 1590 WHGT MD Maugansville – 3/24 1900 – ToH ID: ʺThis is WHGT Maugansville 1590 AM, Where Hearts Get Transformed. Christian Listener Supported Radio,ʺ giving Hagerstown mailing address. Mixing with one other gospel station. New to log. (JB‐NH) WIJK MD Ocean City – 3/24 2120 – “The Ride” slogan // 104.3. Station promo for advertising on WIJK: “For only $75 you can...” On top of a small pile. Last logged Feb 20, 1974. (JB‐NH) WCSL NC Cherryville – 3/27 0010 – Older country music, ad with 704 area code, “… WCSL” IDs at 0016 and 0019. Poor to very poor, mixing with WKTP, WAKR, WARV and WIJK. (PS‐ON) WSRW OH Hillsboro – 3/25 0615 – C&W music, followed by weather report for the area. “Big Ohio Country” slogan and local ad for Honda motorcycle of Shelby. Fair signal for a new logging. (LW‐NY) WKTP TN Jonesborough – 3/27 0000 – Lots of ESPN/ESPN 2 promos, promos for Mike & Mike show, “ESPN Tri Cities” slogan at 0019. Fair at times mixing with WAKR, WARV, WCSL and WIJK. (PS‐ON) 1600 WAYC PA Bedford – 3/28 0814 – Fighting off WAAM‐Ann Arbor with Ad Council PSA for fatherhood, ʺ1600 WAYCʺ ID into nostalgia instrumental. (MKB‐ON)

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REPORTERS GH‐OK Glenn Hauser, Enid, OK. Mostly DX‐398 with internal antenna only; NRD‐545 with ALA‐330S E‐W inside or N‐S random wire; IC‐R75 with E‐W longwire; also available, PL‐880 with internal or random wire; FRG‐7 with NW/SE short wire; Nissan stock car radio when specified. Glenn’s complete reports, with extensive commentary, are originally published in DX Listening Digest. http://www.worldofradio.com/dxldmid.html JJR‐WI John J. Rieger, South Milwaukee, WI. Icom IC‐R75 MFJ‐959B tuner, preamp Kiwa loop JN‐TX James Niven, Cedar Creek (Austin) TX. ELAD S2 and Drake R8 with Antennas as DKAZ 140 foot, (2) EWE’s 1 East and 1 West 100x15ft and 150 foot Longwire. JEL‐MO J.E. Lewis, Kansas City, MO. Honda Odyssey Car Radio JW‐CO John Wilkins, Wheat Ridge, CO. Drake R‐8, 4‐foot box loop NJ‐AZ Nancy Johnson, Mesa, AZ. Drake R8B, 75’ N‐S longwire RV‐TX Robert Vance, El Paso, TX. WinRadio G33DDC, various indoor and outdoor loop antennas.

DX LOGS 540 CBK SK Regina – 3/27 1210 – A good morning to the north, second Canadian station heard mixed with the Mexican here. CBK is heard regular here in Cedar Creek, Texas at different times of the year. (JN‐TX) 560 KBLU AZ Yuma – 3/26 1100 – Poor with ID “Newstalk 560 KBLU Yuma” into news. Stronger at 1134 with another ID. KFYI 550 IBOC was off leaving it possible to DX on 560. (NJ‐AZ) 650 CKOM SK Saskatoon – 3/6 0604 – First thing I caught was an man ending his announcement with ʺ...on NewsTalk 650, CKOM,ʺ another short promo followed then ended with the same ID, next was a promo for the program The Green Zone ʺon NewsTalk 980 CJME, and 650 CKOM.ʺ All of this was heard through a quiet music segment (Coast‐To‐Coast) on KGAB. (RV‐TX) 660 KTNN AZ Window Rock – 3/23 0957 – Navajo and English announcements and ads; legal ID at 0959:55 ʺKTNN Window Rock ‐ Tohatchi ‐ Teec Nos Pos;ʺ and into news from an unID network; Navajo drumming followed at 1003. Good/very good with local KLTT‐670 (and its IBOC) briefly off. (JW‐CO) 660 KSKY TX Balch Springs – 3/6 0808 – In the Hugh Hewitt Show. BOH slogan ID announcement ʺ660‐AM, The Answer,ʺ followed by program promo and local/national ads, then another slogan ID ʺDallas and Fort Worthʹs home for stimulating talk, AM‐660, The Answer,ʺ then back to Hugh Hewitt Show. (RV‐ TX) 670 KBOI ID Boise – 3/23 0807 – Weather, sports, ads; traffic and weather together at 0812. Fair signal; local KLTT was off the air. (JW‐CO) 680 KKYX TX San Antonio – 3/18 0936 – “Country Legends, KKYX, now in stereo on 104‐9.” Does “now” imply a recent addition? No, as of last August it’s already in the NRC AM Log as // K285EU, 104.9, but it also shows stereo (and IBOC) on 680. If so, why does KKYX San Antonio TX imply it’s not stereo on original AM frequency? Did they turn that off once they had the translator? BTW coverage of a 250‐watt max FM translator is incomparable to a 50/10 kW low band AM station. As for IBOC, I have not noticed any noise from it peaking at 667/693. (GH‐OK) 710 WAQI FL Miami – 3/27 2149 – Poor; ʺen Miamiʺ few times, LID. In next morning too. Atop. (JJR‐WI) 800 CHAB SK Moose Jaw – 3/28 0849 – Weather, pothole hotline, ʺHeritage Moose Jaw Minuteʺ at 0850. Good on peaks, but 5 minutes later XEROK was on top. (JW‐ CO) 14 810 KSWV NM Santa Fe – 4/1 0831 – Popped on at 0831 with ʺRadio Que Suave desde Santa Fe AM 810;ʺ two Latino songs were followed by another non‐ID: ʺBroadcasting from the City of Holy Faith AM 810ʺ. Fair on peaks, thanks to local KLVZ being silent. (JW‐CO) 810 KBHB SD Sturgis – 4/1 0846 – Ad for upcoming Angus bull sale, and other farm/ranch news; weather forecast; man with legal ID at 0900: ʺ...this is the Voice of the Ranch, the Big 81 KBHB Sturgis ‐ Rapid City;ʺ ABC news followed. Fair/good with local KLVZ off the air. (JW‐CO) 880 WIJR IL Highland – 3/18 2226 – Songs in Spanish dominate, ENE/WSW, and not much from KRVN even when aiming N. This is on DSB, but later I need to listen on LSB only, to avoid KHAC NM/AZ QRM which is on USB only. Soon hear non‐ IDs inserted between songs, as “La Tremenda 8‐80 … La Raza.” (GH‐OK) 900 CKBI AB Prince Albert – 3/28 0744 – Weather, ads, C&W music on ʺTodayʹs Country.ʺ Fair with local KPOF‐910 IBOC mercifully shut off. (JW‐CO) 920 KKLS SD Rapid City – 3/26 0958 – Radar Weather, then ʺStay tuned for more of Rapid Cityʹs Smash Hits;ʺ a block of ads was followed by Oldies music. Generally fair with local KPOF‐910 IBOC turned off. (JW‐CO) 920 KXLY WA Spokane – 3/28 0758 – News, weather, ads, etc.; several IDʹs as ʺFM News Radio 100.3 KXLY 920;ʺ legal ID at ToH and into ABC news. Signal up and down. (JW‐ CO) 960 KOVO UT Provo – 3/27 0655 – ESPN programming, ʺESPN‐960, KOVO, Provoʺ TOH ID then backs into sports. (RV‐TX) 960 CFAC AB Calgary – 3/27 0754 – Surprised to hear this on my west EWE with many “Sports net 960 The Fan” IDs on top of the channel with fair to good signal with KGKL underneath weak. Last time I heard this was on Jan 25, 1987 from Central Queensland, Australia! (JN‐TX) 980 KFWB CA Los Angeles – 3/27 0648 – In and out with Bollywood music and frequent ID announcements by woman for ʺDesi 9‐80 AMʺ, TOH ID announcement by woman ʺYouʹre listening to Desi 980 AM, KFWB, Los Angeles‐San Diego, Bollywood...,ʺ then back into music. (RV‐TX) 1030 KCWJ MO Blue Springs – 3/20 0912 – “Real Country” non‐ID and into “Louisiana Saturday Night” from NE/SW. Confirming recent NRC report that they have flipped to C&W by this slogan, ex‐religious/gospel. (GH‐OK) 1030 KCTA TX Corpus Christi – 3/24 2121 – Gospel from N/S, not nice: “may the Lord curse and abandon you,” heavy SAH of 3.7 Hz with algo. 2129 ads for Mirador in Corpus Christi, and mergegospel.com; 2131:30 goes silent, or rather to the open carrier/dead air plus hum surges up as I have been hearing for the last three nights hours afterwards, as this 50 kW daytimer fails to turn off transmitter at sunset! Nor did they ID or say good‐night, or anything. (GH‐OK) 1070 KWEL TX Midland – 3/18 0907 – Call letter ID with mentions of 1070 AM, 107.1 FM, and kwel.com; area weather was next. Poor, mixing with KFTI in the null of KNX. (JW‐CO) 1150 WEAQ WI Chippewa Falls – 3/29 0750 – Poor‐in fade up /WHBY. 2 Eau Claire ads, Oldies. (JJR‐WI) 1170 KYET AZ Golden Valley – 4/2 2201 – Man with legal ID: ʺYour only locally owned and operated classic country radio KYET Golden Valleyʺ and back to music. Fair/poor with pest KFAQ off the air. (JW‐CO) 1170 KOWZ MN Waseca – 4/2 2232 – Oldies music; canned ʺAM 1170ʺ non‐IDʹs between songs; ads with 507 area code; no call letters heard. Fair/poor with KFAQ off the air. (JW‐CO) 1190 KQQZ MO De Soto – 3/19 2150 – KQQZ announcing that dead air is normally a no‐no (really? witness my many logs of it from incompetent stations on MW and SW), but on this nonconformist station, a minute of silence is about to follow “in memory of our loved ones” (not clear if those were more clearly defined). “If you tune to another station, don’t come back, because we don’t want you as a listener.” Well, it’s not totally dead, but a chime every 10 seconds from 2151:30 to 2152:3‐. This is one of the Insane Broadcasting Company cluster almost owned by Bob Romanik ʺThe Grim Reaper of Radio,ʺ “The Craziest Son of a Bitch youʹll ever hear on the radio” to quote his own website, http://www.kqqz1190am.com/GrimReaper.html Obviously on 10 kW day power rather than 22 watts night. (GH‐OK) 15 1240 KDSK NM Los Ranchos de Albuquerque – 3/11 0654 – 60ʹs oldies into TOH IDʺ...you are listening to AM‐1240, KDSK, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque...ʺ. and back into mx. //‐93.7 FM. (RV‐TX) 1260 KBSZ AZ Apache Junction – 3/18 0950 – Comedy routines, ʺFunny 1260ʺ slogans, spot for Apache Gold Casino; mentions of website funny1260am.com. Occasionally fair but much fading. Local TIS was off the air (but is now back on again). (JW‐CO) 3/27 1100 – Noted with open carrier only. This local has been totally off, or on with open carrier the past two weekends. Weekdays they have been broadcasting regular comedy programming. (NJ‐AZ) 1260 KMZT CA Beverly Hills – 3/28 1004 – Fair with “KMZT Beverly Hills, Los Angeles.” 4/2 1000 – With ID “This is KMZT Beverly Hills, America’s Fine Arts and Classical Music Station..., ” also heard K‐Mozart slogan. (NJ‐AZ) 1260 WSDZ IL Belleville – 3/28 0622 – Poor; traffic on I‐70, I‐44, I‐44‐E “on Friday morningʺ (heard on Monday!) An old traffic report, Yikes! 1260 AM the Answer over WNDE. (JJR‐WI) 1260 KTRC NM Santa Fe – 3/28 0100 – ID: “You’re listening to Santa Fe’s Progressive Talk Station, 1260 KTRC.” Fair over others, local KBSZ OC only. (NJ‐AZ) 1270 KVMI CA Tulare – 3/15 0901 – Out of rock (religious?) music with legal ID at 0901 by female voice: ʺKVMI Tulare, K248BX Visalia ‐ finally, a station made just for you ‐ My 97‐5ʺ and back to music. Last heard as KJUG. (JW‐CO) 1270 WLBR PA Lebanon – 3/31 0732 – Poor; time, ad 717‐832‐XXXX, time check, ʺWLBRʺ 3 times in news. PA #65 1270 #25 NEW! (JJR‐WI) 1280 WBIG IL Aurora – 3/28 2116‐2119 – Poor, over/under lots of UNIDʹs with mention of Chicago Bulls Radio Network. Rare! Only the second time caught. They run 500 watts at night but have a major lobe in our direction. (JEL‐MO) 1280 KZNS UT Salt Lake City – 3/27 0707 – Heard with NBC Sports Radio //‐97.5 FM ʺThe Zone.ʺ (RV‐TX) 1320 KCTC CA West Sacramento – 3/23 1100 – ID at top of hour, into Mike & Mike ESPN program. Strong over KFNZ. (NJ‐AZ) 1320 WFHR WI Wisconsin Rapids – 3/30 1946 – Poor; calls, ads for 5 mins, calls. No WILS, rare! (JJR‐WI) 1330 KPTY IA Waterloo – 3/17 0752 – Rock music, canned ID as ʺThe Cedar Valleyʹs Party Station 107‐3 The Party;ʺ legal ID at 0802 as ʺ...KPTY Waterloo‐Cedar Falls 107‐ 3 The Partyʺ and back to music. Fair peaks but fighting it out with several others. A needed call change here, ex‐KWLO. (JW‐CO) 1380 KAGE MN Winona – 4/2 2021 – Poor; ʺKay‐Gee Countryʺ in fade up. Not heard in while here. (JJR‐WI) 1380 WDLW OH Lorain – 3/27 0610 – Poor; Lorain County/Elyria food drive. Alone. OH #89, #37 on 1380! NEW! (JJR‐WI 1380 WLRM TN Millington – 3/17 2142 – I’m checking for KRCM, Spanish gospel from TX, but instead hear English ad mentioning area code 901 a couple times. That leads to Memphis TN area, inhabited by WLRM, “Blues Southern Soul and More” per NRC AM Log; but not much to go on, tentative. (GH‐OK) 1380 KRCM TX Shenandoah – 3/21 0859 – New multi‐station legal ID for the Radio Aleluya network; there were about 10 stations mentioned, all FM except for KQUE‐980 and KRCM‐1380; KMIC‐1590 was not on the list, which is strange since just a few days earlier they were the only station being mentioned. Fair/poor signal lately. (JW‐CO) 3/25 2320 – Spanish hymn in ranchera style, loops SSE/NNW; 2321 live DJ outros as “Desde el Cielo Descendió” (he came down from heaven), takes request calls from pious “hermanas” to 713‐589‐1460, ID in passing “Radio Aleluya, buenas noches,” 10:22 time check. Relaying KMIC‐1590; dominant signal and obviously still on 22 kW day power instead of 43 watts night. Like so many gospel stations, they think they are “above the law.” (GH‐OK) 1390 KCRC OK Enid – 3/20 0853 – Local KCRC is open carrier/dead air except for some hum, then interrupted a few times per minute by one syllable or another (from ESPN?) breaking thru the silence; still same past 0902, and at 0907‐0909 totally dead air. This should facilitate DX on adjacent frequencies, but no IDs for something peaking on 1400, and 1380 sounds like the usual KRCM Spanish gospel music from TX. (GH‐OK) 1420 WOC IA Davenport – 3/18 2202 – Fox News Radio promo for its Facebook fan community, back to news; 2206 local weather attributed to KWQC TV6, which was originally WOC‐TV, so this is WOC Davenport IA, no longer related? 16 Opening “from the WOC studios, another hour of healthy conversation.” (GH‐ OK) 1430 KWST CA El Centro – 4/3 0900 – In very poor with “KWST El Centro” jingle ID, not much else heard. New logging. (NJ‐AZ) 1450 KNOT AZ Prescott – 3/24 0903 – Good with AM & FM IDs into religious type program. Finally heard an ID for this one after many tries. (NJ‐AZ) 1450 KQTE CA Helendale – 3/24 0923 – Fair with “Stevarino in the Morning on Q‐T Radio 1450” into oldie. New catch. (NJ‐AZ) 1450 KRZY NM Albuquerque – 3/25 0900 – ID “KRZY AM Albuquerque, New Mexico, ESPN Deportes.” Poor through others on the channel. A surprise new catch. (NJ‐AZ) 1460 WKAM IN Goshen – 4/2 2011 – Poor; La Raza SS music, as (semi local) WJTI ran open carrier through Sunday morning! FM translator 97.9 ok though, hi. (JJR‐WI) 1460 KZUE OK El Reno – 3/30 0858 – Mexican music; legal ID at 0900:50 by heavily‐accented guy: ʺThis is KZUE 1460 AM El Reno, Oklahoma;ʺ news in Spanish followed; signal disappeared soon afterward. (JW‐CO) 1470 KSMM KS Liberal – 4/4 1000 – Legal ID near ToH: ʺ...KODC Dodge City‐Garden City, KSMM‐AM Liberal 1470,ʺ followed by market report; back to music (Oldies) at 1004. Fair at best. A needed call change here, ex‐KYUU. (JW‐CO) 1470 KDHN TX Dimmit – 3/20 2321 – As I bandscan, promo for “AM 1470 KVHS,” heard twice, and I’m pretty certain of the calls, but nothing listed. So I try Barry McLarnon’s “fuzzy” search site via http://topazdesigns.com/ambc/ and get a hit on KDHN, which is 500/140 watts in the panhandle, directional westward, but close enough phonetically and geographically to be feasible. (GH‐OK) 1480 KBXD TX Dallas – 3/25 0900 – Basic LID at 0900, followed by Oldies, both pop and C&W; old‐style ʺK‐Boxʺ jingles (KBOX was their call back in the 60ʹs). Fair at tune‐in but improved to good by 0915, with no sign of nearby KRAE. (JW‐CO) 1530 KQSC CO Colorado Springs – 3/24 2105 – C&W segués from NW/SE, good signal, presumed KQSC. Now it’s “Mountain Country” // 107.3 FM: http://www.mymountaincountry.com/about‐us. (GH‐OK) 1540 KMPC CA Los Angeles – 3/6 0753 – Korean programming to 0756 then into long station info and ID announcement, followed by US and ROK NAʹs. TOH time pips then EE ID announcement ʺ50,000 watts maximum power, Radio Korea, AM‐1540, KMPC, Los Angeles,ʺ then into more Korean programming. (RV‐TX) 1550 WIGN TN Bristol – 3/29 0708 – Poor; no CBEF. Local ads, phone numbers ??? Ditch‐Witch. (JJR‐WI) 1560 KGOW TX Bellaire – 3/27 0759 – Suddenly up jest before TOH with promos for YSR, TOH ID announcement ʺ...KGOW, Bellaire‐Houston, a Gow Media radio station; Yahoo Sports Radio 1560,ʺ and then back into YSR. (RV‐TX) 1580 KFCS CO Colorado Springs – 3/17 2145 – Gospel from NW/SE dominates, no doubt Colorado Springs under its latest format and call KFCS, and 10 kW day power past 2100 official sunset, instead of 140 watt night power; overcoming my semi‐ local 1580 KOKB Blackwell OK. (GH‐OK) 3/25 0826 – REL program; national ad followed with ID by woman at 0831 ʺThank you for listening to the all‐new AM‐1580, KFCS, Colorado Springs‐Pueblo,ʺ followed by time and temp announcement, and back into another REL program. Call letter change for me. (RV‐TX) 1600 WULM OH Springfield – 3/30 2012 – Poor with Rosary lost to possible KGYM and WAFS. ʺR. Mariaʺ at 2027. Website fit. OH #90, 1600 #37 NEW! (JJR‐WI) 1680 KRJO LA Monroe – 3/18 2159 – Open carrier/dead air, S9+15 atop the CCI, including WPRR, Public Reality Radio, Ada (Grand Rapids) MI, which gives a joint ID for WPJC which is 88.3 in Pontiac IL. The OC/DA loops NW/SE, and can’t be anything but KRJO, especially since its music is missing as first noted March 17 at 0217, so has it been dead all that time, still so at 2304 March 18, some 45 hours later?? Is anyone listening closer to Monroe? Does anyone care since it became a mere appendage to an FM station? 3/19 2144 – Gumbo ad during LSU Sports, so KRJO has come back to life after days(?) of dead air, for something more important than mere music from FM sibling; 2145 singing ad for WCK, foundation repair, and back to baseball. 3/24 2100 – Gumbo ad, and sung ad for WCK Foundation Repair, exactly the same pair I heard 3/19 at 2144‐2146, from KRJO during a base ballgame. 3/25 2325 – LSU Tiger baseball game vs Texas A&M, soon found to be // 1130 KWKH Shreveport with slight echo; and at 2328 same game also on 870 WWL New Orleans, “LSU Sports Radio Network”, but 17 during ad break not //; or when game coverage resumes I find that WWL is running 14 seconds behind the others (so a quick bet could pay off against someone cluelessly listening to the delay). (GH‐OK) 1680 KNTS WA Seattle – 4/2 2247 – Upbeat religious songs, ads, program notes, all in Spanish. Fair signal until 2300, when power was cut, so missed legal ID, if there was one. (JW‐CO) 1690 KDMT CO Arvada – 3/24 2059 – “Denver’s Money Talk 16‐90 AM” non‐IDs twice until signal drops off at 2059.4* without any call letters being heard. 2100 is indeed official FCC sunset time for March. Call changed from KDDZ (Disney) on December 8, 2015. (GH‐OK)

UNID 1150 UNID ‐‐ 3/18 0940 – Classic rock tunes dominate, looping NE/SW, rather than KSAL KS which would be N/S; 0942 ID amid tunes as “All News Radio” – huh? And then a gospel rock song; 0945 fading out but still not much from KSAL. Per KSAL web site they had news at the time, and are branded as News Radio 1150. For the music, possibilities are KHRO El Paso TX; closer KOLJ Quanah TX, supposed to be country classics; or even KRMS Osage Beach MO, news/talk. (GH‐OK) 1700 UNID ‐‐ 3/17 2143 – Classic rock song in English; would assume any station playing music would now be KKLF Richardson TX, but they have been Tejano; diversified? The other TX and IA 1700s are sports or at least talk. (GH‐OK) Why not WRCR? – DY.

Thanks to everyone. See you next time. (JDT‐WA)

Unreported Domestic Stations Three more stations can be struck off the list of station not reported to DDXD since at least Volume 67 (1999‐2000) … one of them, WGLR‐1280, for the sad reason that they are no longer on the air waiting to be logged, but two of them because they were reported this issue: KQTE‐1450 and WSRW‐ 1590. This leaves 445 active stations in the United States and Canada on the unreported list. The most recent full list was printed in Issue 82‐20.

From the DX News archives …. Now thanks to Ron Schiller.

75 Years Ago – From the April 12, 1941 issue of DX News: NRC’s DX News is $2 a year! Hilding Gustafson, great Illinois DXer of yore, tried for the HJAT‐1280 DX Test but heard 3AW instead! “The Aussies & Zedders covered the dial from one end to the other, almost every frequency!” Rarities 2TM‐1300 & 2SM‐1270 were specifically cited. 50 Years Ago – From the April 2, 1966 issue of DX News: Michigan’s Frank Merrill heard 23 Cuban stations in an Auroral opening on March 14th including GYer CMAD‐1230. 1480 was lauded as one of the very best BCB frequencies by several DXers! Wayne Coombs, Jr of CA compiled a directory of 600+ AM DXers from at least 5 different DX clubs. ($1.25) 25 Years Ago – From the April 15, 1991 issue of DX News: Guy Atkins & John Bryant reporting Fiji‐891 and 5 USSR‐Asian stations on LW (153‐279) from their DXpedition at Grayland, WA. PA’s Ben Dangerfield listed his best catches as: N Korea‐655, Iraq‐764, Jo‐berg‐1286, Cape Town‐728, Iceland 665/737, Paraguay‐870 & Niger‐1511! 10 Years Ago – From the April 3, 2006 issue of DX News: The last two Prince Edward Island, Canadian AM stations are going FM only. Roy Barstow, MA, reports logging Sudan‐1296, Kuwait‐ 1548 & Saudi Arabia‐1512.

NRC Reprints We have many reprints available of articles from past issues of DX News. There is a full list of articles available and prices at http://www.nrcdxas.org/, just look under “Publications.” And there are plenty of antenna and receiver books available there too that collect some of our most important and useful past articles on these topics. If the DX is slow, you can find lots to read here. 18 International DX Digest Bruce Conti, Editor 46 Ridgefield Drive, Nashua NH 03062‐1174, [email protected] Loggings of stations outside the U.S. and Canada. All times are Universal Coordinated Time (UTC).

TRANS‐ATLANTIC DX 531 ALGERIA Jil FM, Fʹkirina Wilaya dʹOum El Bouaghi MAR 25 0300 – Pop Arabic male vocal parallel 549; fair. APR 1 0100 – Jil FM ID by woman, jingle, then synthesizer dance‐club music, male vocal; good. [Connelly‐MA] 549 ALGERIA Jil FM, Les Trembles MAR 25 0300 – Arabic vocal, percussion parallel 531; fair. [Connelly‐MA] APR 4 0459 – Fair; military choral national anthem, then canned time signal and Jil FM ID by a woman into contemporary music and talk. [Conti‐NH] 585 SPAIN RNE1 Madrid APR 1 0101 – Spanish news by man; in WEZE slop. [Connelly‐MA] 594 SAUDI ARABIA SBC R.Riyadh, Duba APR 3 0300 – Weak talk on a strong carrier presumed Saudi Arabia along with a loud het from 595 Morocco. Superpower 1521 Saudi not observed at this time. [Conti‐NH] 684 SPAIN RNE1 Sevilla MAR 25 0300 – News parallel 774; in bad 680 WRKO slop. [Connelly‐ MA] 693 UNITED KINGDOM BBC Radio 5, Droitwich et al. APR 1 0059 – Woman with BBC news/talk; poor. [Connelly‐MA] 738 SPAIN RNE1 Barcelona MAR 29 0301 – Woman in Spanish; fair through slop. [Connelly‐ MA] 774 EGYPT Middle East Radio, Abis MAR 29 0259 – Koranic vocal; over Spain. [Connelly‐MA] 774 SPAIN RNE1 synchros MAR 25 0300 – Man and woman with Spanish news; over weak unID growl 774.1 kHz. [Connelly‐MA] 774.1 unID APR 4 0158 – Het against 774 Spain, measured 774.101 kHz. [Conti‐NH] 837 CANARY ISLANDS//SPAIN COPE synchros MAR 27 0401 – Man and woman with news in Spanish; fair peak. [Connelly‐MA] 855 SPAIN RNE1 Murcia et al. APR 1 0100 – News by woman in Spanish; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 864 EGYPT ERTU Santah MAR 29 0301 – Koranic vocal; to fair peak. [Connelly‐MA] 882 UNITED KINGDOM BBC R.Wales, Washford et al. MAR 25 0300 – Woman with ʺBBCʺ and ʺthe worldʹs radio stationʺ mentions; fair, some echo noted. [Connelly‐MA] 891 ALGERIA Chaîne 1, Ouled Fayet MAR 25 0040 – Big signal tonight from this apparent new transmitter. Political panel discussion with several mentions of Libya, Mubarak and Mujahadein. Woman seems to be host. This is overpowering anything on 890 kHz. [Wood‐ MA] MAR 25 0259 – Male Arabic vocal with reverb; to good peak. APR 1 0100 – Arabic news by woman; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 909 UNITED KINGDOM BBC Radio 5 synchros MAR 25 0300 – ʺFive Live Sportʺ mention; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 918 SPAIN R.Inter, Madrid MAR 25 0300 – Spanish news; over 917 Nigeria het. [Connelly‐MA] 954 SPAIN Onda Cero, Ctra Humera (Madrid) MAR 25 0300 – Fanfare music, Spanish news by man; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 1044 SPAIN SER San Sebastián//Valladolid MAR 25 0300 – Man in Spanish; through slop. MAR 29 0300 – Fast Spanish news/talk by man; good. [Connelly‐MA] 1053.102 LIBYA R.Libya, Tripoli MAR 30 2350 – Brief fade up over band noise and adjacent channel splatter; recitations into brief Arabic talk. Very poor but you can tell itʹs there. I had read that this was supposedly recalibrated to exact frequency but definitely offset tonight. Algeria is in on 891 with a much better signal. [Wood‐MA] APR 1 0100 – Male Arabic vocal; fair, on USB to dodge 1053.0 growl. [Connelly‐MA] 1089 UNITED KINGDOM TalkSport synchros MAR 25 0301 – Man and woman with mentions of counter‐terrorism strategies; fair. MAR 29 0300 – News about man taken into custody at U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC; good. [Connelly‐MA] 1107 SPAIN RNE5 synchros MAR 27 0400 – Spanish news by man; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 1116 SPAIN SER synchros MAR 29 0300 – Parallel 1044 with Spanish news by man; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 1152 SPAIN RNE5 synchros MAR 27 0400 – News parallel 1107; poor in mix with other. [Connelly‐MA] 1215 UNITED KINGDOM Absolute Radio synchros MAR 25 0301 – Greatest Albums of All Time contest promo; good. [Connelly‐MA] 19 1404 GREECE Komotiki MAR 27 0400 – Interval signal followed by anthem; briefly strong. Thanks to Dmitry Mezin, Chuck Hutton, and Guido Schotmans of RealDX group for ID help. Guido notes, ʺThe interval signal before the anthem is the long standing one from ERA, also used on short wave since I started DXing in the early ʹ70s.ʺ {A} [Connelly‐MA] 1512 SAUDI ARABIA SBC R.Koran, Jeddah MAR 29 0259 – Chanting; through WMEX slop. [Connelly‐MA] 1521 SAUDI ARABIA SBC R.Riyadh, Duba MAR 25 0259 – Arabiya mentions in talk by man; fair. [Connelly‐MA] 1530 SAO TOME E PRINCIPE VOA Pinheira MAR 29 0300 – Yankee Doodle sign‐on; under WCKY. [Connelly‐MA] 1575 ITALY Rai Radiouno, Genova MAR 27 0500 – Fair; time marker and check by a woman, fanfare, ʺRai, Radiounoʺ by a man into news in Italian. [Conti‐NH]

PAN‐AMERICAN DX 530 CUBA R.Enciclopedia, La Habana‐Villa María MAR 20 0300 – Talk by woman, James Bond movie instrumental, samba theme, woman, ʺTransmite CMBQ, Radio Enciclopedia, desde la Habana, Cuba.ʺ; loud. [Connelly‐MA] 539.84 NICARAGUA R.Corporación, Managua MAR 19 1115 – Man and woman chatter in studio with constant rooster crowing sound effects, into folk vocal 1118. Exceptionally good signal today. [Krueger‐FL] 580 PUERTO RICO WKAQ San Juan MAR 28 0359 – WKAQ Cinco Ochenta ID; dominant. [Connelly‐MA] 590 CUBA R.Musical Nacional, La Julia MAR 28 0400 – Woman with R.Musical Nacional ID; under WEZE. [Connelly‐MA] 590 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC R.Santa Maria, La Vega MAR 25 0159 – Dominican anthem; mixed with WEZE. Many thanks to Andrew Brade, Neil Kazaross, Chuck Hutton, and Jim Renfrew of RealDX group for ID help. {A} [Connelly‐MA] 630 HONDURAS R.América, La Ceiba//Choluteca MAR 19 1127 – Male news items, ID. Poor with local sunrise and storm noise approaching from the Gulf. [Krueger‐FL] 630 PUERTO RICO WUNO San Juan MAR 25 0300 – NotiUno ID in fast Spanish news/talk; over WPRO. [Connelly‐MA] 660 MEXICO XEDTL México, DF MAR 28 1203 – Mexican national anthem, 1204 woman with ID for R.Ciudadana; KSKY Dallas nulled as much as possible, but México DF is only about 30 degrees further clockwise, as this is the IMER station XEDTL, 50/1 kW (remember when 660 was commercial XERPM?), rather than Aguascalientes, Monterrey or Cd. Delicias which I hear more often. IRCA Mexican Log says XEDTL format is world music, the name meaning female citizen, but then goes into historical talk about the Castillo de Chapultepec and Santiago Hernández. Most of México including DF will not go on DST until Sunday April 3, whence the sign‐on should shift to 1100 UTC. [Hauser‐OK] The correct description for the XEDTL format – at least during main hours, when thereʹs not ʺurban popʺ or other music – is ʺcitizen‐producedʺ. Every year IMER puts out a call for proposals for new radio shows for the station. There is a lot of music, but also programming like Mujeres a la tribuna, Enlace ciudadano, and Dimensión educativa. [Raymie Humbert, WTFDA Forum via DXLD] 680 PUERTO RICO WAPA San Juan MAR 25 0200 – Wapa Radio ID; over WRKO. {A} [Connelly‐MA] 700 COLOMBIA HJCX, W Radio, Cali MAR 25 0200 – W Radio IDʹs; good. [Connelly‐MA] 710 MEXICO XEDP Cd. Cuauhtémoc, Chih. APR 1 1218 – The Low‐German preacher is intoning, which we know from long experience is coming via XEDP, 7000/100 watts, guess which? By now, except for 800 XEROK 800, itʹs the only northwest Mexican signal left on lowband. A few minutes later, 650 still bears WSM instead of XETNT. Enid sunrise today 1217 UTC. [Hauser‐OK] 720 MEXICO XEJCC Cd. Juárez, Chih. MAR 20 1200 – National anthem, then ID including new ʺEl Fonografoʺ slogan, and longtime address on Vicente Guerrero Avenue; a brief one‐minute newscast at 1203 was followed by segued romantic vocals, with canned slogans after every couple of songs to 1228, when several PSAʹs were aired. Good peaks, mostly on top of KSAH, also in Spanish. [Wilkins‐CO] 720 NICARAGUA R.Católica, Managua MAR 19 1119 – Inspirational words by female, then male, choral‐orchestral vocal fill, ID, long choir vocal with constantly repeating lyrics, female ID again at 1126. Good. To be avoided and not confused with KSAH Spanish Christian programming when pointing the loop ~45 degrees that way. [Krueger‐FL] 730 CUBA R.Progreso, La Fe MAR 28 0400 – Cuban anthem parallel 640, 650, 690, 720, 750, 900, et al.; over HJCU, others. [Connelly‐MA] 20 739.95 MEXICO XEQN Torreon, Coah. MAR 21 1204 – Area news in progress, with Coahuila datelines; this was entitled ʺFórmula Noticias Torreon;ʺ local and national weather was presented at 1208; phone numbers of 204‐51‐46 and 204‐51‐47 were announced; tourism spot for El Cañon de Rio Lamenta in Chiapas. Generally fair on LSB, separable from the 740 group. [Wilkins‐CO] 780 VENEZUELA YVMN R.Coro, Coro MAR 28 0401 – R.Coro ID and jingle; atop mess. [Connelly‐MA] 800 BONAIRE PJB TransWorld Radio, Kralendijk MAR 25 0200 – Woman, ʺTransmite Radio Transmundial... desde Bonaireʺ; over others. [Connelly‐MA] 800 NICARAGUA Radio 800, Managua MAR 19 1045 – Big signal and alone on channel with Spanish ballads, live male DJ ID 1047, station promo, Managua ads, into rustic folk vocal with accordion, listener phone calls patched in. Parallel live streams at www.ustream.tv/channel/radio‐800‐nicaragua and www.radios.co.ni/800‐am/ and oddly this Spanish domain http://radio800.es/revista/ running nearly parallel time. [Krueger‐FL] 810 BAHAMAS ZNS3 Freeport MAR 22 0935 – Religious program with male preacher. Good signal. [Beu‐TX] MAR 28 0400 – Parallel 1540 with calypso music, talk, ʺItʹs midnight, do you know where your kids are?ʺ; over WGY, others. [Connelly‐MA] 810 COLOMBIA HCJY Bogotá MAR 22 0950 – Spanish news talk with man and woman announcers. Good signal. [Beu‐TX] 840 CUBA CMHW Doblevé, Santa Clara APR 4 0401 – Over/under WHAS; choral national anthem followed by canned hourly ID. [Conti‐NH] 910 MEXICO unID MAR 20 1104 – WTWD Plant City partially nulled, with this pointing northeast, nonstop Mexi‐tunes. Presume Mexico, if so likely the Puebla or Jalisco state stations. Faded fast. [Krueger‐FL] 970 MEXICO XEJ México, DF MAR 27 0600 – Mostly under WZAN and WFUN; choral national anthem, presumed XEJ still UTC‐6. [Conti‐NH] 980 CUBA COCO La Habana‐La Cruz (El Sapo) MAR 20 1550 – Cuban soft rock, female, ʺEsta es la Co‐co... la Habanaʺ at 1559, back to vocals. Slight WRNE Gulf Breeze, FL present. [Krueger‐FL] 980 CUBA R.Reloj, Moa MAR 18 1041 – Under COCO Cuba. [Krueger‐FL] 990 CUBA R.Guamá, Pinar del Río MAR 28 0400 – Woman with R.Guamá ID, into Cuban anthem; over jumble of domestics. [Connelly‐MA] 1030 MEXICO XEYC Cd. Juárez, Chih. MAR 19 0232 – Checking further into the R.Fórmula I heard still on this frequency, despite reports that XEYC had moved to 1460, as discussed previously. 1030 is all‐talk, typical of Fórmula, someone on phone and someone in studio. This one is close to east/west, or WSW/ENE, which fits for Cd. Juárez. (Occasional interference from another Spanish station, yelling about inmigración, further south, perhaps R.Centro, DF.) 0252, welcoming a new caller, Gabriela, who talks about ʺla compañía petrolera.ʺ This is generally atop, but lots of interference. 0258 PSA by woman about Cámara de Diputados, how many women have been elected to participate, then called Cámara de Diputadas y Diputados. 0259 canʹt pull an ID, just ʺColonia Centroʺ as location of station, which could apply to countless cities. I would not be surprised if local XEYC ID is never inserted anyway, just plugged into 970 XERFR in the DF networked nationwide. 0305 financial news items about employment rate improved in January, 17.77 exchange rate for peso/dólar. At 0313 ad/PSA? for Partido Verde; 0314 bit about Doña Laraʹs pollos fritos in Aguascalientes, along with la comida típica at Feria de San Marcos in Ags; finally, ʺen Radio Fórmula, México tiene sabor,ʺ reference to Grupo Fórmula website; no local IDʹs. [Hauser‐ OK] XEYC was originally licensed for 1460 when the concession was issued in 1949. A 2000 concession renewal says 1030, but not the 2010 renewal which has it back on 1460 kHz. http://rpc.ift.org.mx/rpc/pdfs/090252648002bd9c.pdf is the original 1949 license document, carbon copy from manual typewriter on yellowed paper, with various rubber stamps and punches. [Raymie Humbert, WTFDA Forum via DXLD] 1110 CUBA R.Angulo, Holguín APR 4 0400 – Under WBT; choral national anthem. [Conti‐NH] 1300 MEXICO XEP Cd. Juárez, Chih. MAR 21 0423 – Government talk presumed ʹLa Hora Nacionalʹ, and also presumed XEP, usually 38 kW day power dominator here, so running this weekly show at 10 p.m. local MDT = CST/HCM as border city is already on DST to go along with El Paso. DST in the rest of Mexico does not begin until April 3 after two sesquiweeks of confusion. [Hauser‐OK] 1320 CUBA R.Artemisa, San Cristóbal APR 2 1025 – Old Cuban folk songs, female announcer, ID. Parallel the very wobbly 1000 transmitter. RadioCuba list shows only R.Rebelde from this site, and an Enciclopedia and Voz de Sagua. WRTH 2016 lists it as Ecos de Sagua, and otherwise lists only a Radio 26. My list is the only one with Artemisa, and it has been here since at least 2000 when I first discovered it. [Krueger‐FL] 21 1450 CUBA unID APR 2 1034 – Cuban‐accented female fading up briefly. Several listed though. [Krueger‐FL] 1540 BAHAMAS ZNS1 Nassau MAR 28 0400 – Parallel 810 with ʺItʹs midnight, do you know where your kids are?ʺ followed by soul vocal; dominant. [Connelly‐MA] 1610 ANGUILLA Caribbean Beacon, The Valley MAR 22 0933 – Religious discussion by woman. Very good signal peaks throughout the evening. [Beu‐TX] MAR 25 0200 – Melissa Scott preaching; over Indian music Canadian. [Connelly‐MA] 1610 MEXICO XEUACH R.Chapingo, Chapingo MAR 21 0137 – Very good signal with announcements by woman followed by American pop and jazz music. [Beu‐TX] Don Moore progress report: Since returning from Colombia Iʹve been DXʹing SDR recordings made in Salento in central Colombia. My log, including numerous audio clips, can be found at www.pateplumaradio.com/blog/colombiadx/colombia2016log.html. I still have over half of the Salento recordings to go through so I will be periodically adding more to this. Bandscans I did in several other locations can still be found in my main Colombia DX Blog at www.pateplumaradio.com/blog/colombiadx/. The plan is to combine all of this into one single log that will serve resource for DXʹers elsewhere looking for information on the region.

TRANS‐PACIFIC DX 774 unID MAR 28 1152, 1157‐1202 – JBA carrier looping northwest/southeast and a weaker one on 747, 99% sure to be the NHK Japan superpowers, which are the prime transpacific MW DX beacons here. Thanks to neighbor Richard N Allen near Perry OK, who has been getting these the past few mornings, reminding us that they are back in season. I find no others in 9‐ kHz steps from 531 up to 1053 kHz, nor on 1548, where Australia recently made it to Michigan around same time. Interference from domestic stations can be intense, especially 740 KRMG Tulsa; and 780 KSPI Stillwater which started modulating at 1200 UTC. Enid sunrise today 1223 UTC. [Hauser‐OK] 774 unID APR 3 1145 – Awake a semihour before local sunrise of 1214, so hasten to check for transpacific MW carriers. There is one here on 774, but repeated manipulation of the DX‐398 finds it peaking from the west, not northwest, so instead of NHK Japan itʹs likely 3LO, 50 kW, ABC Melbourne, Australia; another detected at 1150, from west on 702, consistent with 2BL, 50 kW, ABC Sydney. [Hauser‐OK]

CONTRIBUTORS Mike Beu KD5DSQ, Austin TX; Drake R8B, terminated Delta antenna (17‐ft apex and 28‐ft base) northeast, Mini‐Flag antenna (7 by 15‐ft) southeast. Mark Connelly WA1ION, South Yarmouth MA; Microtelecom Perseus, cardioid‐pattern SuperLoop 10‐m vert. by 11‐m horiz. (peak 165°, null 345°), cardioid‐pattern SuperLoop 11‐m vert. by 30‐m horiz. (peak 80°, null 260°). {A} in entry indicates that audio can be accessed from www.qsl.net/wa1ion/doc1/audio_2016.htm. Bruce Conti WPC1CAT, Nashua NH; WiNRADiO Excalibur, MWDX‐5 phasing unit, 9 x 20‐m terminated X‐Loop 60° northeast, 15 x 23‐m motorized remote variable termination SuperLoop 180° south. Glenn Hauser, Enid OK; NRD‐545 with ALA‐330S or north/south not very long wire, DX‐398 or PL‐ 880 with internal antenna only, sometimes FRG‐7 with ~100‐ft east/west longwire. Terry L. Krueger, Clearwater FL; NRD‐535, IC‐R75, ICF‐7600, roof dipole, active loop. John Wilkins, Wheat Ridge CO; Drake R8, 4‐foot box loop. Stephen C. Wood, Harwich MA; Perseus SDR with 25 x 50 northeast terminated SuperLoop.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS BELARUS: Kai Ludwig and BDXC report that the AM services of Belarus Radyo from Sasnovy on 279 and 1170 kHz were closed on April 1 [Dan Goldfarb, mwmasts], adding another nation to the silent MW countries list [www.bamlog.com/darkcountries.htm]. NETHERLANDS: The Catholic radio station Radio Maria has resumed broadcasts on 675 kHz after being silent since September 2015. Reported by www.mediamagazine.nl, in September 2015 the station had to cease broadcasting as the operator of the medium wave transmitter in Lopik decided to stop the service. The antenna was dismantled in mid‐September. Radio Maria was still heard in the Netherlands through a network of national commercial radio stations and through a number of regional DAB+ networks. Radio Maria has since renewed its medium wave license until September 2017 and resumed broadcasting from Aarle Rixtel in the North Brabant province with reduced power of 5 kW. Power will eventually be increased to 25 kW to improve coverage of the southern Netherlands and Belgium. [Summarized from various sources including MWC, mediumwave.info, and mwdx] 73 and Good DX! 22 Pro Sports Networks Barry Finkel, Editor 10314 S. Oakley, Chicago IL 60643‐2409, [email protected]

Here is Major League Baseball (MLB) flagship information for the 2016 season from my Internet searches. Please send me announcer information (and corrections), as some of the web pages either did not list the announcer names or were definitely from last season (and maybe did not change for this season, but I have no way of knowing). And sometimes I cannot determine if an announcer is on radio only, TV only, or both. Any copyright statement on an mlb.com page is probably placed there automatically, even if the page content has not changed for the current season. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_current_Major_League_Baseball_broadcasters has broadcaster information, and that web site has been updated for the 2016 season (last modified on 5 April 2016, at 04:38.). In some cases I was not sure that the network list was for the 2015 season, as many lists were undated. If a found a list that had no definite 2015 date but differed from the list I found last year, then I treated the list as one for the 2015 season even though the list might be for last season but changed since I downloaded it at the beginning of the season. Note that if a station streams its broadcasts over the Internet, I believe that the station cannot stream the baseball broadcasts because the Major League Baseball organization wants listeners to get a paid subscription via mlb.com. Some of the stations are acutally translators, and I might not list the stationsʹ official six‐character call letters. On the mlb.com site for some teams, the announcers are listed under the ʺRosterʺ tab. It is now time to begin collecting Minor League Baseball information; please send me what you can find. Thanks.

Major League Baseball 2016 Arizona Diamondbacks 620 KTAR‐AZ EE Greg Schulte, Tom Candiotti, Jeff Munn 98.7 KTAR‐AZ 1400 KSUN‐AZ SS Oscar Soria, Rodrigo Lopez, Richard Seanz Atlanta Braves 680 WCNN‐GA Jim Powell, Don Sutton, Tom Glavine 93.7 WCNN‐GA 106.7 WYAY‐GA Baltimore Orioles 105.7 WJZ‐MD Joe Angel, Fred Manfra Boston Red Sox 93.7 WEEI‐MA Joe Castiglione Chicago Cubs 670 WSCR‐IL EE Pat Hughes, Ron Coomer, Mark Grote TBA SS l Elio Benitez, Hector Fabregas Chicago White Sox 890 WLS‐IL EE Ed Farmer, Daren Jackson 1200 WRTO‐IL SS lo *Hector Molina, Ozzie Guillen Jr Cincinnati Reds 700 WLW‐OH Marty Brennaman, Thom Brennaman, 94.5 WKFS‐OH Jeff Brantley, Jim Kelch, Doug Flynn (s) Cleveland Indians 1100 WTAM‐OH *Tom Hamilton, Jim Rosenhaus 100.7 WMMS‐OH Colorado Rockies 850 KOA‐CO EE Jerry Schemmel, Jack Corrigan 1150 KNRV‐CO SS Salvador Hernandez, Javier Olivas, Carlos Valdez Detroit Tigers 1270 WXYT‐MI Jim Price, Dan Dickerson 97.1 WXYT‐MI Houston Astros 790 KBME‐TX EE Steve Sparks, Robert Ford, Crawford Jones 1010 KLAT‐TX SS Francisco Romero, Alex Trevino Kansas City Royals 610 KCSP‐MO Denny Matthews, Steve Physioc, Steve Stewart, Ryan Lefebvre Los Angeles Angels 830 KLAA‐CA EE *Terry Smith, Jose Mota 1330 KWKW‐CA SS *Amaury Pi‐Gonzalez Los Angeles Dodgers 570 KLAC‐CA EE Vin Scully (c), Rick Monday, Kevin Kennedy, Manny Mota 1020 KTNQ‐CA SS Jaime Jarrin, Pepe Ynguez, Fernando Valenzuela, Jorge Jarrin 1540 KMPC‐CA KK Miami Marlins 940 WINZ‐FL EE Dave Van Horne, Glenn Geffner 23 710 WAQI‐FL SS Felo Ramirez, Luis ʺYikyʺ Quintana Milwaukee Brewers 620 WTMJ‐WI EE Bob Uecker, Joe Block, Labe Grindle, Kent Sommerfield 1510 WRRD‐WI SS o Hector Molina Minnesota Twins 96.3 KTWN‐MN EE Dan Gladden, Kris Atteberry, Cory Provus, Bert Blyleven, Jack Morris 1400 KMNV‐MN SS a Alfonso Fernandez, Tony Oliva 1470 KMNQ‐MN SS a New York Mets 710 WOR‐NY EE Howie Rose, Josh Lewin, Wayne Randazzo 1050 WEPN‐NY SS Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jiminez, Nestor Rosario New York Yankees 660 WFAN‐NY John Sterling, Suzyn Waldman 101.9 WFAN‐NY Oakland Athletics 95.7 KBWF‐CA EE Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo 1010 KIQI‐CA SS Amaury Pi‐Gonzalez, Manolo Hernandez‐Douen Philadelphia Phillies 1210 WPHT‐PA EE Scott Franzke, Larry Andersen, Jim Jackson, Gregg Murphy 1680 WTTM‐NJ SS *Rickie Ricardo, ʺGringo Maloʺ Pittsburgh Pirates 93.7 KDKA‐PA Greg Brown, Joe Block, Steve Blass, John Wehner, Bob Walk St. Louis Cardinals 1120 KMOX‐MO John Rooney, Mike Shannon San Diego Padres 1090 XEPRS‐Mex EE Ted Leitner, Jesse Agler 860 XEMO‐Mex SS Eduardo Ortega San Francisco Giants 680 KNBR‐CA EE Jon Miller, Dave Flemming, Duane Kuiper 860 KTRB‐CA SS Erwin Higueros, Tito Fuentes Seattle Mariners 710 KIRO‐WA Rick Rizzs, Dave Simms Tampa Bay Rays 620 WDAE‐FL EE Andy Freed, Dave Wills, Neil Solondz 95.3 WDAE‐FL EE 680 WGES‐FL SS sm Enrique Oliu, Ricardo Taveras 1550 WAMA‐FL SS sm Texas Rangers 105.3 KRLD‐TX EE Eric Nadel, Matt Hicks, Jared Sandler 1540 KZMP‐TX SS Eleno Ornelas, Jose Guzman Toronto Blue Jays 590 CJCL‐ON Jerry Howarth, Mike Wilner, Joe Siddall Washington Nationals 106.7 WJFK‐VA Charley Slowes, Dave Jageler

Note that all network lists are subject to change throughout the season.

Arizona Diamondbacks (EE) Greg Schulte, Tom Candiotti, Jeff Munn http://arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com/ari/schedule/affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 600 KVNA‐AZ KINO‐AZ 99.9 KQNA‐AZ 620 KTAR‐AZ 1340 KIKO‐AZ 92.1 KZUA‐AZ 100.5 KNTR‐AZ 780 KAZM‐AZ 1400 KCYK‐AZ 94.3 KDDL‐AZ 103.3 KZKE‐AZ 980 KNTR‐AZ KRVZ‐AZ KNTR‐AZ 103.7 KNMZ‐NM 1130 KQNA‐AZ KSUN‐AZ 95.1 KZKE‐AZ 104.9 KFFN‐AZ 1230 KATO‐AZ 1490 KFFN‐AZ 98.7 KMVP‐AZ 106.7 KNKI‐AZ

Arizona Diamondbacks (SS) Oscar Soria, Rodrigo Lopez, Richard Seanz (3/17/2016) 1130 XEHN‐Mex 90.7 XHLDC‐Mex 102.5 XHIQ‐Mex 101.1 XHVSS‐Mex 104.7 XHCNE‐Mex

Atlanta Braves Jim Powell, Don Sutton, Tom Glavine http://atlanta.braves.mlb.com/atl/schedule/affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 540 WRGC‐NC 680 WCNN‐GA 920 WHJD‐GA 1180 WVLZ‐TN 560 WNSR‐TN 690 WJOX‐AL 950 WNZZ‐AL 1230 WAUD‐AL 580 WACQ‐AL 730 WUMP‐AL WHSY‐MS WBLJ‐GA WGAC‐GA WLIL‐TN 970 WVOP‐GA WJUL‐GA 590 WCAB‐NC 740 WMSP‐AL WYSE‐NC 1240 WGGA‐GA 600 WCVP‐NC 780 WPTN‐TN 990 WEIS‐AL WPAX‐GA 620 WTRP‐GA 790 WSFN‐GA 1050 WJSB‐FL 1270 WLIK‐TN 630 WJDB‐AL 800 WJAT‐GA WFSC‐NC 1300 WJBB‐GA WNEG‐GA 850 WPTB‐GA WLON‐NC WMTM‐GA 640 WXSM‐TN 900 WJTH‐GA 1150 WJEM‐GA 1310 WHEP‐AL 24 WISE‐NC 1480 WVOV‐AL 95.9 WTWX‐AL 102.7 WCNG‐NC 1320 WISW‐SC 1490 WKUN‐GA WQUL‐SC WPUB‐SC WGOC‐TN WSNT‐GA WNSR‐TN 103.5 WJAD‐GA WMSR‐TN WAZZ‐NC 96.1 WJEM‐GA WBCU‐SC 1330 WLBB‐GA WJJM‐TN 96.9 WMLT‐GA 103.7 WPAX‐GA WMLT‐GA 1510 WQUL‐SC 97.5 WJUL‐GA WSFN‐GA 1340 WGAU‐GA 1560 WLZR‐FL 97.9 WDMG‐GA 103.9 WUMP‐AL 1350 WFNS‐GA 1570 WCLE‐TN 98.7 WISK‐GA WDDK‐GA 1370 WLOP‐GA 1580 WPGY‐GA 98.9 WGAU‐GA WNTC‐KY WDEF‐TN 1590 WTGA‐GA WWIK‐SC 104.1 WCLE‐TN 1390 WOHS‐NC WCAM‐SC 99.3 WCON‐GA 104.3 WSEG‐GA 1400 WSEG‐GA 1630 WRDW‐GA 99.5 WKBZ‐GA 104.5 WYYU‐GA WJZM‐TN 99.7 WJAT‐GA 104.7 WAAZ‐FL 1410 WLAQ‐GA 92.1 WKUL‐AL 99.9 WSNT‐GA 105.1 WMTM‐GA 1420 WKWN‐GA WBTR‐GA 100.3 WRBN‐GA 105.3 WSGC‐GA WPEH‐GA WPEH‐GA WSEA‐SC 105.5 WIFO‐GA 1450 WBSR‐FL 92.3 WQLI‐GA 100.5 WEIS‐AL WLTC‐GA WBHF‐GA 92.5 WHEP‐AL WGNS‐TN WROK‐GA WCON‐GA 93.1 WGAC‐GA 101.1 WACQ‐AL WCCP‐SC WGPC‐GA 93.7 WCLA‐GA WBSR‐FL 105.9 WHJD‐GA WKEU‐GA WCNN‐GA WLJA‐GA 106.1 WKWN‐GA WMVG‐GA 93.9 WYTK‐AL WTGA‐GA WPTN‐TN WGNC‐NC 94.3 WAZZ‐NC 101.3 WCNG‐GA 106.3 WKNU‐AL WQNT‐SC 94.5 WJOX‐AL 101.7 WJTH‐GA WGMK‐GA WGNS‐TN 95.1 WGAC‐GA WYUM‐GA 106.7 WYAY‐GA 1460 WBCU‐SC WCDZ‐TN 101.9 WGNS‐TN 107.5 WTIF‐GA 1470 WCLA‐GA 95.5 WJDB‐AL 102.3 WKZR‐GA 107.9 WMSR‐TN

Baltimore Orioles Joe Angel, Fred Manfra http://baltimore.orioles.mlb.com/bal/schedule/affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 540 WGOP‐MD 1000 WIOO‐PA 1470 WTTR‐MD 94.3 WWXX‐VA 560 WFRB‐MD 1250 WGHB‐NC 1480 WEEO‐PA 97.9 WBEY‐MD 570 WSPZ‐MD 1280 WHVR‐PA 1490 WARK‐MD WIOO‐PA 580 WLVA‐VA 1290 WWTX‐DE 1530 WCTR‐MD 98.9 WARK‐MD 790 WSVG‐VA 1330 WHGM‐MD 1550 WMRE‐WV 100.7 WGOP‐MD 900 WKDW‐VA 1340 WHAP‐VA 104.7 WHGM‐MD 910 WSBA‐PA WEPM‐WV 92.7 WWXT‐MD 105.7 WJZ‐MD 930 WDLX‐NC 1430 WNAV‐MD 93.9 WEEO‐PA 960 WHYL‐PA 1450 WTBO‐MD 94.1 WLVA‐VA 980 WTEM‐DC WTHU‐MD WVSP‐VA

Boston Red Sox Joe Castiglione http://www.weei.com/weei/shows‐schedules/red‐sox‐radio‐network (3/17/2016) 560 WCKL‐NY 1300 WPNH‐NH WCFR‐VT WJJB‐ME 620 WZON‐ME 1310 WLOB‐ME 1490 WGCH‐CT WFYX‐NH 800 WLAD‐CT WRSB‐NY WMRC‐MA 99.3 WKTJ‐ME 830 WCRN‐MA 1320 WCVR‐VT WIKE‐VT 99.7 WNTK‐NH 860 WSBS‐MA 1340 WSTJ‐VT 1590 WOKR‐NY 100.1 WHOU‐ME 900 WGHM‐NH 1350 WINY‐CT 101.3 WCPV‐VT 980 WOFX‐NY 1370 WDEA‐ME 92.7 WQDY‐ME 101.5 WZEI‐NH 1010 WCNL‐NH 1380 WSYB‐VT 93.3 KSGT‐WY 103.1 WZLO‐ME 1080 WTIC‐CT 1390 WEGP‐ME 93.5 WEEY‐NH 103.7 WVEI‐RI 1120 WKAJ‐NY u 1400 WILI‐CT 93.7 WEEI‐MA 104.9 WBOQ‐MA 1230 WNAW‐MA WLTN‐NH 93.9 WLVB‐VT 105.5 WWEI‐MA WMOU‐NH WTSL‐NH WWOD‐VT WYBA‐ME 1240 WSYY‐ME 1420 WBEC‐MA 95.3 WALZ‐ME 107.7 WTPL‐NH WFTN‐NH WBSM‐MA 95.9 WPEI‐ME 1250 WGAM‐NH 1440 WVEI‐MA 96.1 WDEV‐VT 1280 WPKZ‐MA 1480 WSAR‐MA 96.3 WEII‐MA

25 Chicago Cubs (EE) Pat Hughes, Ron Coomer, Mark Grote Chicago Cubs (SS) http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/chc/schedule/affiliates.jsp (4/5/2016) 670 WSCR‐IL WBAT‐IN 1590 KWBG‐IA 98.3 WSVZ‐IL 800 KXIC‐IA 1440 WGEM‐IL 1650 KCNZ‐IA z 101.9 WARU‐IN 910 WAKO‐IL 1450 WFMB‐IL 1660 WQLR‐MI 102.7 WAOR‐IN 1050 WDZ ‐IL WASK‐IN 103.1 WAKO‐IL 1150 KCPS‐IA 1490 WDBQ‐IA 93.5 KJOC‐IA 104.1 KOMJ‐NE 1330 WRAM‐IL KOMJ‐NE 94.3 WSSQ‐IL 104.9 WAXI‐IN 1350 KRNT‐IA 1540 WBNL‐IN 95.3 WJEK‐IL 105.3 KNOD‐IA p 1380 KCIM‐IA 1570 KMCD‐IA 96.5 WZPN‐IL 106.9 KOJY‐IA 1400 KADR‐IA KVTK‐SD 97.7 WBNL‐IN

Chicago White Sox (EE) Ed Farmer, Daren Jackson Chicago White Sox (SS) *Hector Molina, Ozzie Guillen Jr, http://chicago.whitesox.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/cws/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 860 WMRI‐IN 1250 WSPL‐IL 1560 WRIN‐IN 97.7 WLQI‐IN 890 WLS‐IL 1280 WBIG‐IL 1580 WBCP‐IL 100.5 WSJD‐IN t 1060 WRHL‐IL 1340 WTRC‐IN 1590 WAIK‐IL 101.3 WVIL‐IL 1200 WRTO‐IL S 1430 WCMY‐IL 1600 WARU‐IN 106.7 WFGA‐IN 1240 WSDR‐IL 1490 WKRO‐IL 107.7 WMRS‐IN

Cincinnati Reds Marty Brennaman, Thom Brennaman, Jeff Brantley, Jim Kelch, Doug Flynn (s) http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/cin/schedule/redsradio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 580 WCHS‐WV WILE‐OH WMOA‐OH 100.5 WSJD‐IL t 600 WKYH‐KY WQTT‐OH 1550 WCVL‐IN 100.7 WPWT‐TN 680 WHBE‐KY 1290 WVOW‐WV WNDI‐IN 100.9 WKBV‐IN 700 WLW‐OH 1330 WVHI‐IN 1580 WAMW‐IN WPGW‐IN 800 WVHU‐WV 1340 WXFN‐IN WLPK‐IN WGOH‐KY 870 WPWT‐TN WEKY‐KY 1600 WZZW‐WV 101.5 WTHX‐KY 900 WLSI‐KY 1360 WMOV‐WV WVLK‐KY 920 WTCW‐KY 1370 WGCL‐IN 92.7 WBEX‐OH 101.9 WVOW‐WV 970 WATH‐OH WGOH‐KY 93.5 WAIN‐KY 102.3 WCYN‐KY 990 WTIG‐OH 1390 WMPO‐OH 94.3 WKKI‐OH 102.5 WBTH‐WV 1130 WFNF‐IN 1400 WCYN‐KY 94.5 WKFS‐OH 102.7 WWKU‐KY 1150 WLOC‐KY WFTG‐KY 95.3 WNDI‐IN 102.9 WXFN‐IN WIMA‐OH WIEL‐KY WHOP‐KY 103.9 WRBI‐IN 1220 WSLM‐IN WBTH‐WV 95.9 WAMW‐IN 104.3 WEKB‐KY 1230 WCDS‐KY 1410 WING‐OH WLSI‐KY 105.5 WMVR‐OH WHOP‐KY 1420 WTCR‐WV 96.1 WGCL‐IN 105.7 WHBE‐KY WIRO‐OH 1430 WXAM‐KY 96.7 WBVI‐OH 106.1 WMOR‐KY WYTS‐OH WFOB‐OH v 97.1 WNOS‐NC 106.5 WLQR‐OH 1240 WFTM‐KY 1440 WPGW‐IN WATH‐OH 106.7 WCGX‐OH WPKE‐KY 1450 WTCO‐KY WMPO‐OH WMOV‐WV WSFC‐KY WWKU‐KY 97.9 WSLM‐IN 106.9 WLPK‐IN WHIZ‐OH WWXL‐KY 98.1 WPKE‐KY 107.1 WLRX‐OH 1250 WCHO‐OH WNOS‐NC 99.1 WHSX‐KY 107.9 WILE‐OH 1260 WNXT‐OH 1460 WEKB‐KY 99.5 WFNF‐IN 1270 WXGO‐IN 1490 WKBV‐IN 99.7 WUGO‐KY WAIN‐KY WBEX‐OH 100.1 WMDJ‐KY

Cleveland Indians *Tom Hamilton, Jim Rosenhaus http://cleveland.indians.mlb.com/cle/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 570 WKBN‐OH 1370 WSPD‐OH 1480 WHBC‐OH 93.5 WBNV‐OH 930 WEOL‐OH 1390 WBLL‐OH 1490 WMRN‐OH 95.3 WLKR‐OH 970 WFUN‐OH 1400 WMAN‐OH 1540 WBTC‐OH 98.3 WMAN‐OH 1100 WTAM‐OH 1430 WCLT‐OH 1550 WDLR‐OH 100.7 WMMS‐OH 1260 WRIE‐PA WFOB‐OH v 1590 WAKR‐OH 100.9 WBNO‐OH 1300 WMVO‐OH 1450 WJER‐OH WJAW‐OH 1320 WLOH‐OH WLEC‐OH 92.7 WQEL‐OH 104.5 WQKT‐OH 1330 WFIN‐OH 1460 WBNS‐OH 93.1 WWSR‐OH

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Colorado Rockies (EE) Jerry Schemmel, Jack Corrigan Colorado Rockies (SS) Salvador Hernandez, Javier Olivas, Carlos Valdez (3/17/2016) http://colorado.rockies.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/col/schedule/col_schedule_tv_radio_affiliates.jsp 610 KCSR‐NE 1150 KNRV‐CO S 1350 KCCY‐CO 87.7 KSHW‐WY 730 KLOE‐KS 1240 KFBC‐WY 1440 KRDZ‐CO 94.5 KRFD‐CO 850 KOA‐CO 1260 KPOW‐WY 1450 KBFS‐SD KMLD‐WY 930 KIUP‐CO 1290 KOWB‐WY KVOW‐WY 102.3 KSPK‐CO 960 KNEB‐N# 1320 KFNZ‐UT 1470 KKTY‐WY 103.1 KYDT‐WY 1010 KSIR‐CO 1340 KTMM‐CO 106.1 KNFO‐CO

Detroit Tigers Jim Price, Dan Dickerson http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/det/schedule/radioaffiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 590 WKZO‐MI 1320 WDMJ‐MI 1470 WLQR‐OH WTGV‐MI 680 WDBC‐MI 1330 WTRX‐MI 98.7 WLDN‐MI 790 WSGW‐MI 1340 WMBN‐MI 92.1 WCSR‐MI 99.3 WCCY‐MI 1050 WTKA‐MI 1360 WKYO‐MI 92.7 WLKI‐IN 100.7 WWTH‐MI 1090 WKBZ‐MI c 1370 WGHN‐MI 93.7 WKAD‐MI 101.1 WGRY‐MI 1230 WBET‐MI 1380 WPHM‐MI 95.1 WBRN‐MI 101.9 WIBM‐MI WSOO‐MI 1400 WCCY‐MI 95.3 WBCK‐MI 102. WMKT‐MI3 1240 WIAN‐MI WSJM‐MI 96.1 WMAX‐MI c 103.7 WCSY‐MI WJIM‐MI 1450 WHTC‐MI WMTR‐OH 104.9 WQBX‐MI 1270 WMKT‐MI WIBM‐MI 96.7 WRGZ‐MI 106.9 WOOD‐MI e WXYT‐MI WMIQ‐MI 97.1 WXYT‐MI 107.5 WCCW‐MI b 1300 WOOD‐MI e WNBY‐MI 97.7 WMLQ‐MI 107.7 WBRN‐MI 1310 WCCW‐MI 1460 WBRN‐MI WQEZ‐MI

Houston Astros (EE) Steve Sparks, Robert Ford, Crawford Jones Houston Astros (SS) Francisco Romero, Alex Trevino http://houston.astros.mlb.com/hou/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/29/2016) ‐ as of 3/21 760 KTKR‐TX 1280 KWHI‐TX 1450 KIKR‐TX 98.1 KTLT‐TX 790 KBME‐TX 1300 KSYB‐LA x KMHT‐TX 98.3 KULM‐TX 910 WUBR‐LA KVET‐TX 1460 KTKC‐LA 98.9 KMVL‐TX KNAF‐TX 1310 KEZM‐LA 1470 KWRD‐TX 103.7 KLWB‐LA 1010 KBBW‐TX 1340 KKAM‐TX 1560 WSLA‐LA 103.9 KMHT‐TX x KLAT‐TX S KVNN‐TX 1590 KGAS‐TX 105.3 KTWL‐TX 1220 KMVL‐TX 1400 KBYG‐TX 1600 KOGT‐TX 105.7 KBBW‐TX 1230 KSIX‐TX KTEM‐TX 106.3 KBYG‐TX 1260 KSML‐TX 1440 KETX‐TX 92.7 KASR‐AR r

Kansas City Royals Denny Matthews, Steve Physioc, Steve Stewart, Ryan Lefebvre http://kansascity.royals.mlb.com/kc/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 580 WIBW‐KS 1310 KGMT‐NE 1540 KLKC‐KS 97.5 KRMS‐MO 610 KCSP‐MO 1320 KLWN‐KS 1560 KABI‐KS 97.7 KHBT‐IA 680 KFEQ‐MO 1340 KGGS‐KS 1580 KNIM‐MO 98.3 KQZQ‐KS 690 KGGF‐KS KICK‐MO 1600 KMDO‐KS 98.5 KWBW‐KS 780 WJAG‐NE 1350 KMAN‐KS KTTN‐MO 98.7 KFH ‐KS 860 KKOW‐KS 1370 KWRT‐MO 1620 KOZN‐NE 99.1 KDWD‐MO 960 KMA ‐IA KAWL‐NE 100.1 KKWK‐MO 990 KRSL‐KS 1400 KAYS‐KS 92.1 KMZA‐KS 100.9 KESA‐AR 1150 KSAL‐KS KVOE‐KS KKOZ‐MO 101.3 KLZA‐NE KRMS‐MO 1410 KOOQ‐NE 92.3 KTTN‐MO 102.3 KOZQ‐MO 1180 KZOT‐NE 1420 KJCK‐KS 92.5 KWIX‐MO 102.9 KMMO‐MO 1190 KVSV‐KS KULY‐KS 93.3 KMAN‐KS 103.3 KSOK‐KS 1220 KOFO‐KS KRLL‐MO 93.7 KNTK‐NE 103.5 KAWL‐NE 1240 KFH ‐KS 1430 KKOZ‐MO 94.5 KLIQ‐NE 103.9 KOMB‐KS 1270 KSCB‐KS 1440 KCHE‐IA 96.7 KBBE‐KS 104.1 KZJF‐MO KRXO‐OK 1450 KWBW‐KS 96.9 KVOE‐KS 104.9 KXEA‐MO 1280 KSOK‐KS KOKO‐MO 97.1 KNIM‐MO 105.9 WJAG‐NE KDKD‐MO 1460 KKOY‐KS 97.3 KSTZ‐IA 106.7 KQNK‐KS 1300 KMMO‐MO 1530 KDSN‐IA KKOY‐KS 107.3 KLPW‐MO KBRL‐NE KQNK‐KS KBLR‐NE 107.9 KRXO‐OK 27 Los Angeles Angels (EE) *Terry Smith, Jose Mota Los Angeles Angels (SS) *Amaury Pi‐Gonzalez http://losangeles.angels.mlb.com/ana/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 710 KSPN‐CA 1010 KXPS‐CA 1280 KZNS‐UT 830 KLAA‐CA 1100 KWWN‐NV 1330 KWKW‐CA S 910 KRAK‐CA 1240 KLOA‐CA 1490 KMET‐CA

Los Angeles Dodgers (EE) Vin Scully (c), Rick Monday, Kevin Kennedy, Manny Mota http://losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/la/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/17/2016) 570 KLAC‐CA 1230 KBOV‐CA 1340 KCBL‐CA 610 KAVL‐CA KYVA‐NM WSTA‐VI 101.7 KQTM‐NM 970 KHTY‐CA 1280 KXTK‐CA 1400 KSHP‐NV 103.9 ESPN‐CA 990 KIKI‐HI 1300 KROP‐CA 1440 KFNY‐CA 1220 KHTS‐CA KTOK‐OK 1450 KVEN‐CA

Los Angeles Dodgers (SS) Jaime Jarrin, Pepe Ynguez, Fernando Valenzuela, Jorge Jarrin http://losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/la/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/17/2016) 910 KOXR‐CA 1450 KRZY‐NM 96.3 KSSB‐CA 1020 KTNQ‐CA 1470 KUTY‐CA 92.5 KBRE‐CA 104.5 KBTW‐CA 1250 KZER‐CA 1480 KSBQ‐CA 94.3 KGRB‐CA 1410 KCAL‐CA 1600 KGST‐CA 94.9 KXTT‐CA

Los Angeles Dodgers (KK) http://losangeles.dodgers.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/la/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/17/2016) 1540 KMPC‐CA

Miami Marline (EE) Dave Van Horne, Glenn Geffner http://miami.marlins.mlb.com/mia/schedule/radio_mambi.jsp (3/17/2016) 770 WJBX‐FL 1080 WHOO‐FL 1450 WSTU‐FL 95.1 WKFS‐FL 940 WINZ‐FL 1230 WBZT‐FL 1600 WFWF‐FL 1060 WIXC‐FL 1240 WMMB‐FL

Miami Marlins (SS) Felo Ramirez, Luis ʺYikyʺ Quintana http://miami.marlins.mlb.com/mia/schedule/marlins_radio.jsp (3/17/2016)

Milwaukee Brewers (EE) Bob Uecker, Joe Block, Labe Grindle, Kent Sommerfield http://milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/17/2016) 550 WSAU‐WI 1240 WJMC‐WI WRCO‐WI 97.5 WTAQ‐WI 570 WMAM‐WI WOMT‐WI 1490 WIGM‐WI 98.3 WCQM‐WI 580 WKTY‐WI 1260 WXCE‐WI 1550 WEVR‐WI 99.7 WWIS‐WI 590 WJMS‐MI 1310 WIBA‐WI 1590 WPVL‐WI 99.9 WSAU‐WI 620 WTMJ‐WI 1330 WHBL‐WI 106.1 WACD‐WI 940 WFAW‐WI 1350 WPDR‐WI 92.3 WRLS‐WI 106.3 WEVR‐WI 960 WTCH‐WI 1360 WTAQ‐WI 92.7 WDUX‐WI 106.7 WATQ‐WI 1100 WISS‐WI 1400 WRDB‐WI 93.9 WDOR‐WI 107.3 WNXR‐WI 1150 WHBY‐WI 1430 WBEV‐WI 94.3 WQPC‐WI 1230 WCLO‐WI 1450 KFIZ‐WI 96.5 WHOH‐WI

Milwaukee Brewers (SS) Hector Molina I did not find a URL that had this spanish language station. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WRRD (4/4/2016) ‐ I cannot trust this source 100%. The Brewersʹ web site lists Hecor Molina as a broadcaster but does list the Spanish‐language station. 1510 WRRD‐WI S

Minnesota Twins Dan Gladden, Kris Atteberry, Cory Provus, Bert Blyleven, Jack Morris http://minnesota.twins.mlb.com/min/schedule/trn.jsp (03/17/2016) “Treasure Island Baseball Network” 570 WNAX‐SD 790 KFGO‐ND KWAD‐MN 1140 KSOO‐SD 610 KDAL‐MN 860 KNUJ‐MN 950 KWAT‐SD 1190 WBHA‐MN 620 KMNS‐IA 870 KPRM‐MN 1020 KJJK‐MN 1210 KOKK‐SD 710 KXMR‐ND 910 KCJB‐ND 1060 KGFX‐SD 1220 KDDR‐ND 730 KWOA‐MN 920 KDHL‐MN 1080 KYMN‐MN 1230 KMRS‐MN 28 KTRF‐MN KQDJ‐ND 102.9 WILD‐MN KWNO‐MN WBIZ‐WI 92.1 WYRQ‐MN 103.1 KFIL‐MN 1240 KICD‐IA 1410 KRWB‐MN 93.1 KRCQ‐MN 103.3 KMHL‐MN WJON‐MN 1420 KTOE‐MN 94.3 KDOM‐MN 103.5 KUAL‐MN WMFG‐MN KGIM‐SD KKIN‐MN 104.1 KSDM‐MN KDLR‐ND 1430 KNSP‐MN KULO‐MN 104.5 WQXJ‐MN 1250 KCFI‐IA 1450 KATE‐MN 94.5 WELY‐MN 104.9 WLMX‐WI 1260 KROX‐MN KBUN‐MN 94.9 K235BP‐MN 105.5 KMGM‐MN 1290 KBMO‐MN WELY‐MN 95.3 KIFG‐IA KMAV‐ND 1300 KGLO‐IA KBMW‐ND 95.9 K240CJ‐ND 105.9 KWNG‐MN 1310 KGLB‐MN 1460 KLTC‐ND 96.3 KTWN‐MN 106.9 KARP‐MN KNOX‐ND 1480 KAUS‐MN K242AY‐MN WMOZ‐MN 1320 KOZY‐MN 1490 KNDC‐ND 96.7 KKCQ‐MN 107.1 KMGK‐MN 1340 KDLM‐MN KOVC‐ND 97.1 K246AM‐ND KGIM‐SD KRBT‐MN 1510 KIFG‐IA 97.3 KRVY‐MN KSLP‐SD KROC‐MN 1570 KAKK‐MN 98.3 KICD‐IA 107.3 KNUJ‐MN 1350 KCHK‐MN 1580 KDOM‐MN 99.7 WBHA‐MN 107.5 KGYM‐IA KDIO‐MN 1590 KDJS‐MN 99.9 WNAX‐SD 107.9 KNOX‐ND 1390 KRFO‐MN 1600 KDAK‐ND 100.9 WCMP‐MN 1400 KMHL‐MN 1650 KCNZ‐IA z 102.7 KTOE‐MN

Minnesota Twins (SS) a Alfonso Fernandez, Tony Oliva http://www.minneapolis.org/media/news‐releases/twins‐announce‐2016‐spanish‐language‐ broadcast‐schedule/ (3/24/2016) 1470 KMNQ‐MN S

New York Mets (EE) Howie Rose, Josh Lewin, Wayne Randazzo New York Mets (SS) Juan Alicea, Max Perez Jiminez, Nestor Rosario http://newyork.mets.mlb.com/nym/schedule/broadcast_info.jsp (3/17/2016) 710 WOR ‐NY 1230 WMML‐NY 1450 WKIP‐NY 102.5 WBAZ‐NY 1120 WKAJ‐NY u 1300 WAVZ‐CT 1490 WCSS‐NY 104.9 WINU‐NY 1150 WEPN‐NY S 1310 WSGO‐NY 1590 WPSL‐FL 1200 WTLA‐NY 1410 WHTG‐NJ

New York Yankees John Sterling, Suzyn Waldman http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/nyy/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 600 WICC‐CT 1190 WSDE‐NY 1410 WELM‐NY 97.3 WZAD‐NY 620 WVMT‐VT 1220 WGNY‐NY 1420 WACK‐NY 97.9 WUCS‐CT 640 WMEN‐FL 1230 WIXT‐NY 1450 WTSA‐VT 99.5 WTKW‐NY 660 WFAN‐NY 1270 WTSN‐NH 1490 KXLQ‐IA 101.9 WFAN‐NY 680 WINR‐NY 1310 WTLB‐MY 1500 KHKA‐HI q 103.5 WUUF‐NY 790 WPRV‐RI 1340 WENT‐NY 104.5 WTMM‐NY 960 WELI‐CT WIRY‐NY 94.3 WSDE‐NY 105.5 WTKV‐NY 980 WXLM‐CT 1350 WRNY‐MY 95.1 WAIO‐NY 107.1 WPIE‐NY 1160 WPIE‐NY 1380 WABH‐NY 96.7 WVTT‐NY 107.3 WNBL‐NY

Oakland Athletics (EE) Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo http://oakland.athletics.mlb.com/oak/schedule/affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 790 KFPT‐CA 1240 KPOD‐CA 1440 KVON‐CA 950 KAHI‐CA 1270 KXBX‐CA 1490 KBLF‐CA 95.7 KBWF‐CA 970 KESP‐CA 1340 KATA‐CA KRKC‐CA KGMZ‐CA 1140 KHTK‐CA 1410 KMYC‐CA w 1670 KNRO‐CA 104.9 KRKC‐CA

Oakland Athletics (SS) Amaury Pi‐Gonzalez, Manolo Hernandez‐Douen http://oakland.athletics.mlb.com/oak/schedule/affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 790 KEJY‐CA Sf 990 KATD‐CA Sf 1010 KIQI‐CA S 1300 KWRU‐CA Sf

Philadelphia Phillies (EE) Scott Franzke, Larry Andersen, Jim Jackson, Gregg Murphy http://phillies.mlb.com/phi/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/17/2016) 630 WEJL‐PA 1070 WKOK‐PA 1230 WCMC‐NJ 1320 WGET‐PA 830 WEEU‐PA 1150 WDEL‐DE 1240 WBAX‐PA 1340 WMID‐NJ 930 WHLM‐PA 1210 WPHT‐PA 1270 WLBR‐PA 1360 WPPA‐PA 29 1400 WRAK‐PA 1490 WBCB‐PA 93.1 WEZW‐NJ 101.7 WDEL‐DE 1440 WNPV‐PA 94.1 WIP‐PA 1470 WSAN‐PA 92.7 WONN‐PA 100.7 WZXL‐NJ

Philadelphia Phillies (SS) *Rickie Ricardo, ʺGringo Maloʺ http://phillies.mlb.com/phi/schedule/radio_network.jsp (03/17/2016) 1020 WIBG‐NJ S 1400 WEST‐PA S 1680 WTTM‐NJ S

Pittsburgh Pirates Greg Brown, Joe Block, Steve Blass, John Wehner, Bob Walk http://pittsburgh.pirates.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/pit/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/17/2016) 590 WMBS‐PA 1230 WBVP‐PA 1400 WJET‐PA 1490 WESB‐PA 600 WFRM‐PA WTIV‐PA WBBD‐WV WMGW‐PA 630 WJAW‐WV 1270 WCBC‐MD 1420 WCED‐PA WTCS‐WV 680 WISR‐PA 1280 WJST‐PA 1430 WEIR‐WV WKAZ‐WV 1290 WFBG‐PA 1440 WAJR‐WV 92.7 WLYC‐PA 850 WNTJ‐PA 1310 WNAE‐PA 1450 WFRA‐PA 93.7 KDKA‐PA 930 WRVC‐WV 1330 WETZ‐WV WJPA‐PA 96.7 WLLF‐PA 990 WLLI‐PA 1340 WTRN‐PA WQWK‐PA 97.5 WDDH‐PA 1150 WHUN‐PA 1390 WNIO‐OH 1460 WMBA‐PA 104.1 WPXZ‐PA 1160 WCCS‐PA WKLP‐WV 1480 WCNS‐PA WETT‐WV

Saint Louis Cardinals John Rooney, Mike Shannon http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/stl/schedule/tv_radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 540 WKFN‐TN KREF‐OK WAOV‐IN 100.7 WKFN‐TN 680 WMFS‐TN KWON‐OK WYMC‐KY 101.1 KJAN‐IA 690 KAFN‐AR 1420 WINI‐IL KSSZ‐MO 101.3 WMSK‐KY 730 WFMW‐KY 1430 WYMC‐KY 94.1 WMIX‐IL KTXR‐MO 740 WVLN‐IL 1450 WKEI‐IL 94.3 KATI‐MO 101.7 WTRO‐TN 790 WMFC‐TN WAOV‐IN 94.9 WFMW‐KY 102.1 KJFM‐MO 800 KAGH‐AR KIRX‐MO 95.1 KMAQ‐IA KTUI‐MO KVOM‐AR KWPM‐MO 95.3 KOKX‐IA 102.3 WEBQ‐IL 860 WSON‐KY KGFF‐OK 95.5 KAAN‐MO WRMJ‐IL 870 WTIM‐IL WTRO‐TN 95.7 WSEY‐IL 102.7 WIRL‐IL KAAN‐MO 1460 KXNO‐IA 95.9 KWHF‐AR 103.1 KFFA‐AR 980 KSGM‐MO WROY‐IL KCOB‐IA KHGG‐AR 990 KRMO‐MO 1470 KGND‐OK y WGKY‐KY 103.5 WXLT‐IL 1050 KSIS‐MO 1490 WDAN‐IL KKBL‐MO 103.7 KJEL‐MO 1070 KHMO‐MO WTUP‐MS 96.1 KITO‐OK y 103.9 WLPO‐IL 1120 KMOX‐MO WVBG‐MS 96.5 WSON‐KY 104.1 KPOC‐AR 1220 KJAN‐IA 1500 KPGM‐OK 97.1 KYAL‐OK y 104.3 WKEI‐IL WLPO‐IL 1520 WLUV‐IL 97.3 WTIM‐IL KDBB‐MO 1230 WHCO‐IL 1540 WSMI‐IL KYRX‐MO 104.7 KRES‐MO WJBC‐IL 1550 KESJ‐MO 97.5 KNMO‐MO WMUF‐TN KZYM‐MO 1560 WBYS‐IL KOEA‐MO 104.9 KAGH‐AR WBBZ‐OK 1570 WTAY‐IL 97.7 KOTM‐IA WYVY‐TN 1240 KTLO‐AR WTRB‐TN 97.9 KBXB‐MO 105.1 WGEM‐IL KWAK‐AR 1580 KTGR‐MO KFBD‐MO 105.3 WJLT‐IN WTAX‐IL 98.5 KWKJ‐MO 105.5 KYEL‐AR KNEM‐MO 92.3 KSAR‐AR KREF‐OK WREZ‐KY 1250 KBTC‐MO 92.5 KPPL‐MO 98.9 WHQQ‐IL 105.9 WOKZ‐IL 1280 KCOB‐IA 92.7 KASR‐AR r 99.1 KMA ‐IA 106.5 KTMO‐MO 1290 WIRL‐IL 92.9 WSEI‐IL WCBL‐KY 106.7 WYFK‐IN 1310 WDXI‐TN WMFS‐TN 99.3 KHUC‐AR WYFX‐IN 1330 KUKU‐MO 93.3 WQTY‐IN WZLT‐TN 106.9 WSMI‐IL 1340 KBTA‐AR KWON‐OK 99.7 KWPS‐AR 107.1 WEAI‐IL WJPF‐IL 93.5 WINI‐IL KIRX‐MO 107.5 WTAX‐IL WSOY‐IL WSJK‐IL KTTR‐MO WNBS‐KY 93.7 WBYS‐IL 99.9 KIRK‐MO KSMO‐MO WGIL‐IL 100.3 KURM‐AR KXEO‐MO WJBC‐IL WTAY‐IL 1390 KCRC‐OK WTIM‐IL KUKU‐MO 1400 WGIL‐IL 93.9 WCEZ‐IL 100.5 KMEM‐MO 30 San Diego Padres (EE) Ted Leitner, Jesse Agler San Diego Padres (SS) Eduardo Ortega http://sandiego.padres.mlb.com/schedule/broadcast/index.jsp?c_id=sd (3/17/2016) I see no evidence of a radio network. 860 XEMO‐Mex S 1090 XEPRS‐Mex

San Francisco Giants (EE) Jon Miller, Dave Flemming, Duane Kuiper San Francisco Giants (SS) Erwin Higueros, Tito Fuentes http://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sf/schedule/radioaffiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) 670 KPUA‐HI 1270 KBZZ‐NV 96.7 KUNK‐CA 680 KNBR‐CA 1360 KUIK‐OR 92.7 KUNK‐CA 101.5 KEKA‐CA 860 KTRB‐CA S 1400 KKJL‐CA 96.1 KKXS‐CA 940 KFIG‐CA 1500 KHKA‐HI q KBZZ‐NV

Seattle Mariners Rick Rizzs, Dave Simms http://seattle.mariners.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sea/schedule/broadcast_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) Spanish audio is available only via SAP on televised games. 550 KTZN‐AK 930 KTKN‐AK KTIX‐OR 1430 KBRC‐WA 630 KJNO‐AK i 990 KTHH‐OR g KXLE‐WA 1450 KONP‐WA 710 KIRO‐WA 1020 KWIQ‐WA 1300 KLER‐ID 1470 KELA‐WA 800 KINY‐AK 1030 KMAS‐WA 1320 KGDC‐WA 1490 KFKB‐WA 840 KMAX‐WA 1040 CKST‐BC KXRO‐WA KLOG‐WA 900 KKRT‐WA 1170 KPUG‐WA 1340 KJOX‐WA 910 KMTT‐OR 1230 KIFW‐AK 1350 KRLC‐ID 92.1 KCRK‐WA 920 KXLY‐WA 1240 KEJO‐OR 1390 KBBO‐WA 104.5 KBBO‐WA

Tampa Bay Rays (EE) Andy Freed, Dave Wills, Neil Solondz Tampa Bay Rays (SS) Enrique Oliu, Ricardo Taveras http://mlb.mlb.com/tb/fan_forum/radio.jsp (3/17/2016 This list was copied from a graphical image, which does not list any Spanish broadcast stations. 600 WORL‐FL 1240 WFWN‐FL 1450 WWJB‐FL 99.9 WXJB‐FL 620 WDAE‐FL 1270 WNOG‐FL 1520 WBZW‐FL 101.1 WWJB‐FL 790 WLBE‐FL 1300 WMEL‐FL 103.9 WWJB‐FL 850 WRUF‐FL 1350 WDCF‐FL 92.5 WJXL‐FL 104.3 WYKE‐FL 1010 WJXL‐FL 1400 WZHR‐FL 95.3 WDAE‐FL 105.5 WORL‐FL 1070 WKII‐FL 1410 WIQR‐AL WRUF‐FL 105.9 WTZB‐FL 1220 WSRQ‐FL 1430 WLTG‐FL 98.9 WSRQ‐FL 106.9 WSRQ‐FL

Texas Rangers (EE) Eric Nadel, Matt Hicks, Jared Sandler http://texas.rangers.mlb.com/tex/schedule/tex_radio_affiliates.jsp (3/24/2016) 670 KHGZ‐AR 1350 KCAR‐TX 1660 KRZI‐TX 99.5 KAKS‐AR 690 KPET‐TX 1380 KBWD‐TX 100.7 KZYP‐AR 710 KGNC‐TX KHEY‐TX 92.1 KRWR‐TX KPXI‐TX 900 KCLW‐TX 1400 KKTK‐TX 92.7 KASR‐AR r 100.9 KHLE‐TX KPYN‐TX 1410 KNTX‐TX KBEU‐AR KTON‐TX 960 KGKL‐TX 1450 KSNY‐TX KJVC‐LA 101.3 KLRK‐TX 1090 KVOP‐TX 1460 KCLE‐TX KALP‐TX j 102.7 KZNE‐TX 1150 KZNE‐TX 1470 KGND‐OK y 94.3 KSEY‐TX 102.9 KIVY‐TX 1230 KSEY‐TX 1480 KBST‐TX 94.5 KZDC‐TX 103.9 KMHT‐TX x KSST‐TX 1490 KRUI‐NM 95.5 KPYN‐TX 104.3 KGAS‐TX 1240 KVLF‐TX k KBIX‐OK KXPN‐TX 104.5 KBEF‐LA 1250 KZDC‐TX KKBI‐OK 96.1 KITO‐OK y 105.1 KWMW‐NM 1260 KLGO‐TX KNEL‐TX 96.3 KPLT‐TX 105.3 KRLD‐TX 1290 KUOA‐AR KPLT‐TX 97.1 KYAL‐OK y 105.5 KNAS‐AR KIVY‐TX 1550 KYAL‐OK 97.3 KTTU‐TX 106.9 KYXK‐AR 1300 KSYB‐LA x 1560 KEBC‐OK 97.9 KUOA‐AR 107.7 KRXO‐OK 1310 KZYP‐AR KZQQ‐TX 98.5 KBXJ‐TX 1320 KNCB‐LA 1580 KGAF‐TX 98.9 KHGZ‐AR 1330 KTON‐TX 1590 KLRK‐TX 99.1 KRZI‐TX

31 Texas Rangers (SS) Eleno Ornelas, Jose Guzman http://texas.rangers.mlb.com/tex/schedule/tex_radio_affiliates.jsp (3/24/2016) 1260 KBHC‐AR S 1490 KYZS‐TX S 1550 KNSH‐TX S 103.1 KHHL‐TX S 1390 KDQN‐AR S 1540 KZMP‐TX S

Toronto Blue Jays Jerry Howarth, Mike Wilner, Joe Siddall http://toronto.bluejays.mlb.com/tor/schedule/radio_network.jsp (3/24/2016) as of 3/21/16 Please note that not all stations will carry every one of the 162 games. 570 CKGL‐ON 960 CFAC‐AB 1280 CJSL‐SK 90.5 CJMB‐ON 590 CJCL‐ON 980 CFPL‐ON 1290 CFRW‐MB 95.7 CJNI‐NS 600 CKAT‐ON 1070 CHOK‐ON 1310 CIWW‐ON 690 CKGM‐QC 1190 CFSL‐SK 1410 CKST‐BC 920 CKNX‐ON 1240 CJCS‐ON

Washington Nationals Charley Slowes, Dave Jageler http://washington.nationals.mlb.com/was/schedule/radio_affiliates.jsp (3/17/2016) Radio affiliates are subject to change without notice. 740 WRNR‐WV 1440 WGLD‐PA 1570 WECU‐NC 100.5 WZEZ‐VA 820 WWFD‐MD 1450 WFTR‐VA 1580 WJFK‐MD 103.9 WWNB‐NC 950 WXGI‐VA WMVA‐VA 104.5 WBRG‐VA 1050 WBRG‐VA 1470 WJDY‐MD 94.7 WIAD‐MD 106.7 WJFK‐VA 1230 WCMD‐MD 1490 WWNB‐NC 96.5 WHGB‐PA WRNR‐WV 1400 WKAV‐VA 1500 WFED‐DC 98.1 WOBX‐NC 107.7 WKHI‐MD

Notes a The two Spanish language stations will broadcast 50 games, mostly in Sundays and Tuesdays. b Only games after 6PM ET c Weekday games before 3PM ET d RESERVED e Weekday games after 3pm ET, All weekend game f Night/weekend home games only g The Marinersʹ list has ʺKEJO/KTHH 1240 Albany/Corvallisʺ. KTHH is on 990. h RESERVED i The Marinersʹ list has ʺKINY/KJNO 800 Juneauʺ. KJNO is on 630. j Weekday games only k Weekend games only l I am not sure if the Chicago Cubs or Chicago White Sox have Spanish language broadcasts. m The Tampa Bay Raysʹ web site lists Spanish language broadcasters but does not list the broadcast station(s). n RESERVED o Hector Molina cannot be the Spanish language broadcaster for the Chicago White Sox and the Milwaukee Brewers. p Pending q New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants r Houston Astros and Saint Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers s Selected games t Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox z Chicago Cubs and Minnesota Twins u Boston Red Sox and New York Mets * Denotes announcers for 2015 v Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians w Weekends only K Korean language broadcast x Houston Astros and Texas Rangers S Spanish language broadcast y Saint Louis Cards and Texas Rangers Flagship stations are underlined

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32 College Sports Networks Rick Dau, Editor 2302 South 14th Street, Omaha NE 68108 [email protected]

Georgia Tech Yellowjackets Brandon Gaudin, Randy Waters http://www.ramblinwreck.com/multimedia/geot‐mhoops‐on‐air.html 630 WNEG‐GA 1370 WLOP‐GA WMVG‐GA 99.9 WNNG‐GA 680 WCNN‐GA 1410 WLAQ‐GA 1590 WALG‐GA 100.1 WQMJ‐GA 900 WJLG‐GA 1420 WRCG‐GA WTGA‐GA 101.9 WJFL‐GA 1030 WEBS‐GA WPEH‐GA 103.1 WDBG‐GA 1230 WEZO‐GA 1450 WCON‐GA 88.9 WKEU‐GA 1240 WGGA‐GA WKEU‐GA 94.7 WULK‐GA

Kentucky Wildcats Tom Leach, Mike Pratt http://www.ukathletics.com/page/marketing‐radio 630 WLAP‐KY WSIP‐KY 96.3 WIVY‐KY 104.1 WCKQ‐KY 680 WCTT‐KY 1520 WLGC‐KY 97.7 WWKY‐KY 104.3 WXBC‐KY 840 WHAS‐KY 1530 WCKY‐OH 98.1 WBUL‐KY WEZJ‐KY 860 WSON‐KY 1550 WMSK‐KY 98.7 WHOP‐KY 104.9 WJRS‐KY 920 WTCW‐KY 98.9 WSIP‐KY WKHG‐KY 970 WFSR‐KY 92.5 WBKR‐KY 99.1 WCBL‐KY WAVJ‐KY 1110 WKDZ‐KY 92.7 WCMI‐KY 101.1 WSGS‐KY 105.1 WRNZ‐KY 1230 WHOP‐KY 93.1 WDHR‐KY 101.3 WMSK‐KY WTUK‐KY 1240 WFTM‐KY 93.5 WAIN‐KY 101.7 WKYM‐KY 105.5 WKYA‐KY WSFC‐KY 93.9 WKTG‐KY 102.1 WLLE‐KY 105.7 WLGC‐KY 1270 WAIN‐KY WSEK‐KY 102.3 WUGO‐KY 106.5 WKDZ‐KY 1310 WDOC‐KY 94.3 WKYX‐IL 102.7 WEKX‐KY 106.7 WNKR‐KY 1320 WNGO‐KY WIFX‐KY 103.1 WPKE‐KY 107.3 WCTT‐KY 1340 WCMI‐KY 95.1 WGGC‐KY 103.5 WAKY‐KY 107.7 WKYN‐KY 1400 WFTG‐KY 95.5 WQHY‐KY 103.9 WWEL‐KY 107.9 WKYR‐KY 1490 WOMI‐KY 95.9 WFTM‐KY WXKQ‐KY

Ohio State Buckeyes Paul Keels, Ron Stokes http://grfx.cstv.com/schools/osu/graphics/pdf/m‐baskbl/OhioState_2015‐16_MBBguideFinal‐1.pdf 850 WKNR‐OH 1350 WCSM‐OH WDJO‐OH 95.9 WYNT‐OH 930 WEOL‐OH 1390 WBLL‐OH 1490 WBEX‐OH 96.7 WCSM‐OH 960 WKVX‐OH WNIO‐OH WMOA‐OH 97.1 WBNS‐OH 970 WFUN‐OH 1400 WMAN‐OH WMRN‐OH 97.7 WILE‐OH 1150 WIMA‐OH 1410 WING‐OH 1520 WQCT‐OH 98.3 WMAN‐OH 1220 WERT‐OH 1420 WTCR‐WV 1540 WBCO‐OH 98.7 WYRO‐OH 1230 WIRO‐OH 1430 WFOB‐OH WBTC‐OH 99.3 WTNS‐OH 1240 WHIZ‐OH WCLT‐OH 1550 WDLR‐OH 99.7 WKSD‐OH 1250 WCHO‐OH 1450 WJER‐OH 1590 WAKR‐OH 100.9 WBNO‐OH 1260 WNXT‐OH WLEC‐OH WJAW‐OH 1270 WQTT‐OH 1460 WBNS‐OH 92.1 WOHF‐OH 103.1 WNDH‐OH 1300 WMVO‐OH WABQ‐OH WYVK‐OH 104.5 WQKT‐OH 1320 WLOH‐OH 1470 WLQR‐OH 92.7 WQEL‐OH 105.5 WMVR‐OH 1330 WFIN‐OH 1480 WHBC‐OH 95.3 WLKR‐OH 106.5 WLQR‐OH

Texas Tech Red Raiders Brian Hanni, Chris Level http://www.texastech.com/sponsorship/rrsp‐affiliates.html#mbb 550 KCRS‐TX 1190 KFXR‐TX 1390 KHOB‐NM 97.1 KVRP‐TX 690 KPET‐TX 1230 KSST‐TX 1400 KREW‐TX 97.3 KTTU‐TX 950 KJTV‐TX 1250 KZDC‐TX 1440 KPUR‐TX 100.7 KJTV‐TX 1180 KGOL‐TX 1380 KHEY‐TX 106.3 KPAN‐TX

33 Virginia Cavaliers Dave Koehn, Ted Jeffries http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/va/sports/m‐baskbl/auto_pdf/2015‐16/misc_non_event/factbook.pdf 570 WSPZ‐MD 960 WFIR‐VA 1370 WHEE‐VA 97.5 WWWV‐VA 610 WXVA‐VA 1070 WINA‐VA 1440 WKLV‐VA 97.9 WZZU‐VA 790 WSVG‐VA 1140 WRVA‐VA 105.5 WRAR‐VA 850 WTAR‐VA 1230 WAMM‐VA 94.3 WTON‐VA

West Virginia Mountaineers Tony Caridi, Jay Jacobs http://issuu.com/wvusportspub/docs/2015‐16_wvu_men_s_basketball_guide 630 WJAW‐WV 1430 WEIR‐WV 98.3 WCEF‐WV 103.1 WHBR‐WV 1050 WADC‐WV 1490 WTCS‐WV 99.5 WYMJ‐WV WRON‐WV 1270 WCBC‐MD 100.9 WMXE‐WV 104.5 WHAJ‐WV 1290 WVOW‐WV 92.7 WKQR‐WV WZST‐WV 104.7 WVRC‐WV 1330 WETZ‐WV 94.1 WAXS‐WV 101.7 WELD‐WV 104.9 WPDX‐WV 1340 WEPM‐WV 94.3 WRLF‐WV 101.9 WVOW‐WV 105.5 WKQV‐WV 1400 WVRC‐WV 96.7 WKMM‐WV 102.3 WMTD‐WV 107.1 WCBC‐WV WBBD‐WV 97.1 WDBS‐WV WWQB‐WV

That will conclude the basketball lists for 2015‐16. This season, I really had hoped to publish a lot more networks than just these and the three that appeared in Issue #10, but a lot of things going on with me personally right now got in the way of me devoting as much time as I had wanted to with the column. I hope things won’t be quite so hectic during next basketball season. In the meantime, I should return in the fall with the first of the football networks for the 2016 season. See you then. 73 de RWD

GRAVEYARD DX UPDATE Kraig Krist, Editor [email protected]

1340 kHz WBLB VA Pulaski Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 368

1400 kHz WAVQ NC Jacksonville Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 378 WSMY NC Weldon Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 293 WAJL VA South Boston Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 301

1450 kHz WLEC OH Sandusky Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 394 WYNY PA Milford Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 75 WVAX VA Charlottesville Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 228

1490 kHz WCSS NY Amsterdam Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 198 WTCS WV Fairmont Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 262 WAEY WV Princeton Russ Edmunds Blue Bell, PA 368

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73, Kraig, KG4LAC

34 Geomagnetic Indices Geomagnetic Summary March 2016 Via Phil Bytheway – Tabulated from email status daily (K = 0000 UTC).

Date Flux A K 16 91 22 5 minor, G1 Space Weather 17 92 21 3 minor, G1 3/ 1 97 8 3 no storms 18 90 8 2 no storms 2 98 7 1 no storms 19 89 18 1 no storms 3 99 8 2 no storms 20 88 10 2 no storms 4 99 4 0 no storms 21 89 8 3 no storms 5 96 4 1 no storms 22 87 8 2 no storms 6 96 35 7 strong, G3 23 87 10 3 no storms 7 94 24 4 minor, G1 24 87 7 2 no storms 8 96 8 1 no storms 25 86 6 0 no storms 9 97 6 2 no storms 26 86 3 1 no storms 10 95 10 2 no storms 27 88 13 2 no storms 11 94 23 3 moderate, G2 28 88 10 3 no storms 12 95 13 1 no storms 29 88 11 1 no storms 13 93 4 1 no storms 30 84 12 2 no storms 14 93 14 5 minor, G1 3/31 82 7 1 no storms 15 94 24 4 minor, G1 Sx – Solar Radiation Storm Level / Gx – Geomagnetic Storm Level / Rx – Radio Blackouts Level.

NOAA Space Weather Outlook Issued April 4, 2016 – For the period April 4‐30, 2016 Now at http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/weekly‐highlights‐and‐27‐day‐forecast

Solar activity is expected to be at very low to low levels for the forecast period. No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit. The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is expected to be at normal to moderate levels with high levels on 04, 06‐10, 14‐18, and 26‐29 April in response to recurrent coronal hole high speed stream (CH HSS) activity. Geomagnetic field activity is expected to be at unsettled to active levels from 05‐08, 11‐15, 24‐27, and 30 April with (G1) minor storm levels likely on 13‐14 and 30 April and (G2) moderate storm levels likely on 12 April due to recurrent CH HSS activity.

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