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21.10.97 Asia 828 20.10 1320 JOBB NHK-2 Osaka 1197 19.10 1206 Period: 16.10.97 - 21.10.97 Asia 828 20.10 1320 JOBB NHK-2 Osaka 1197 19.10 1206 JOYF Ibaraki Hoso, Mito, with wx after nx, good signal with UNID JO running baseball. Lots of sports this day, not much local 1242 18.10 1826 JOLF Tokyo Nippon Hoso 3 1278 18.10 1510 JOFR Fukuoka RKB Radio i kineser-QRM (CC ID1507) 2 1386 19.10 1320 JOJB NHK-2 Kanazawa 1386 19.10 1320 JOKB NHK-2 Okayama 1413 18.10 1501 JOIF Fukuoka KBC Radio 5-4 1593 18.10 1320 JOQB NHK-2 Niigata 3-4 Africa 840 16.10 2125 Rdiff. Nat. Tchadienne //4904.5 1440 18.10 0035 Radio One, Dar es Salaam, good signal until 0159, when drowned by a strong carrier. Pacific 550 20.10 1242 KMVI Wailuku HI AM 900 KNUI, weak signal on too 900 (//) 620 19.10 1422 KIPA Hilo HI KIPA 620 on the AM dial 2 650 19.10 0853 KHNR Honolulu HI The latest comprehensive news from around the world … AM 650 KHNR. HI-rpt no. 5 in 28 minutter for Arnstein! 3 670 18.10 1148 KPUA Hilo HI … 67 AM KPUA … news, sports and information 690 21.10 0506 KQMQ Honolulu HI … another day on KQM_, welcome … 2 720 17.10 0830 KUAI Kuai HI 760 18.10 1306 KGU Honolulu HI You are listening to 760 KGU … 830 18.10 1205 KHVH Honolulu HI 2 870 20.10 1500- KAIM Honolulu HI Radio station KA.. … in EU-QRM 2 940 19.10 1057 KJPN Waipahu HI JJ ID, but KJPN, Honolulu, Hawaii og K-94 in EE 1040 18.10 1404 KLHT Honolulu HI K-Light Radio and K-Light 3 1080 18.10 1239 KWAI Konolulu HI 1110 20.10 1205 KAOI Kihei HI … on your newstalk and sports station, 1110 AM, KAOI 1380 20.10 1359 KIFO Pearl City HI with local promo (One more reason to support Hawaii Public Radio) before full-hour ID, otherwise NPR 4-1 1420 18.10 0841 KCCN Honolulu HI Hawaiian tradition, 1420 AM, KCCN, Station Aloha 4 1460 19.10 0805 KULA Maunawili HI White wine on Krater 96 3+ 1500 19.10 0825 KUMU Honolulu HI … KUMU AM 1500, Hawaii's headquarter for great songs and fine memories 3+ 1540 19.10 0828 KISA Honolulu HI 3 ann's- two for K-108 and one for KISA 1540 AM 4-2 North America 550 18.10 1200 KBOW Butte MT 2-3 550 19.10 0701 KENI Kenai AK Newsradio 5-50 KENI 550 20.10 0625 KFYR Bismarck ND 2+ 560 21.10 0622 KMON Great Falls MT Here is Johnny Cash. 560 KMON 4 570 20.10 0518 CKSW Swift Current SK This is your community service radio station CKSW 3 570 20.10 1253 KVI Seattle WA with 3 excellent 570 KVI in Loran C-QRM 2 590 19.10 0713 KHAR Anchorage AK all too usual - would rather hear Hawaii 590 20.10 0517 CFNL Ft. Nelson BC reported off AM, but clear ID here 600 20.10 0617 CJWW Saskatoon SK 600 20.10 1200 CKBD Vancouver BC Christian pop music and AM 600 The Bridge 620 18.10 1259 KGTL Homer AK with sign/on: The station you can listen to, hour after hour, always great listening, AM 6-20 KGTL. We did not 4 620 20.10 0624 CKCK Regina SK 3 630 20.10 0659 CHED Edmonton AB 640 21.10 0649 KFI Los Angeles CA 650 19.10 1600 KYAK Anchorage AK AM 650 KYAK 670 19.10 1245 KDLG Dillingham AK 3+ 670 20.10 0655 KBOI Boise ID over SPT station with ID. C&W 4 690 21.10 0506 CBU Vancouver BC 1 of 3 stations, … from CBC Radio One. 690 on the south coast … and 3 FM-frequencies 2 720 19.10 1500 KOTZ Kotzebue AK You are listening to KOTZ here in Kotzebue. The time now is 7 o'clock. Best NA signal I've ever heard! 5 730 19.10 0734 CKLG Vancouver BC LG 73 3 760 21.10 0659 KFMB San Diego CA talk and 760 KFMB 3-2 770 20.10 0828 CHQR Calgary AB QR 77 780 21.10 0058 WBBM Chicago IL 790 19.10 1540 KCAM Glennallen AK 800 21.10 0549 CHAB Moose Jaw SK Country 800 jingle 2 810 19.10 1140 KGO San Francisco CA //KGOE 1480 KGO Newstalk 810 4 840 19.10 1137 CJXX Grande Prairie AB 4 850 19.10 0908 KOA Denver CO as we were hoping for Hawaii 850 20.10 1200 CKMA Abbotsford BC totally free from KOA. Radio Max 870 17.10 0744 KLSQ Laughlin NV superb signal with and La Super Q 8-70 880 18.10 0420 CHQT Edmonton AB 890 19.10 0523 WLS Chicago IL 3 890 19.10 1221 CJDC Dawson Creek BC Radio 890 CJDC 4 890 19.10 0800 KBBI Homer AK provided the biggest laugh of the expedition as a non stop blues-session was followed by a female doing desparate attempts of sounding extremely sensual! 900 18.10 0606 CJVI Victoria BC with CKWX Newstime 11.06 4 900 20.10 0556 CKBI Prince Albert SK Whitest nights on 900 CKBI 4 910 19.10 0521 CKDQ Drumheller AB Q 91 3-4 910 19.10 0754 KIYU Galena AK gave phone no. 1-800-478-KIYU in a long announcement. Surfaced from CKDQ (tent) for about 90 seconds 4 920 19.10 1149 KSRM Soldotna AK jingled Radio 92 KSRM 3 920 20.10 1306 KXLY Spokane WA KXLY newstime it's 6.07 3 930 19.10 0757 KNSA Unalakleet AK with ID for KDLG 950 18.10 0637 KMTX Helena MT med ads og ID 2 950 21.10 0520 KKFN Denver CO … Sportsradio 95 The Fan … 2 970 21.10 0518 KDWG Billings MT Cat Country 103 started two excellent hours of DX 970 21.10 0737 KIAK Fairbanks AK 980 20.10 0621 KKMS Richfield MN 980 20.10 1215 CKNW New Westminster BC. Difficult to get Los Angeles out 980 21.10 0542 WCUB Two Rivers WI 980 21.10 0545 CKRM Regina SK in a jumble of stations 2 1010 20.10 1216 CBR Calgary AB local programming 1020 18.10 0652 KAXX Eagle River AK All Sports Radio 1020 common, with many local commercials in 1-on-1 Sports 4 1030 19.10 1041 KTWO Casper WY dominant 1040 17.10 0115 WHO Des Moines IA 1040 19.10 1055 CKST Vancouver BC 3 1070 20.10 0650 KNX Los Angeles CA … weather on KNX 1070 3 1080 20.10 1448 KASH Anchorage AK announcing 107.5 1090 18.10 0926 KRPM Seattle WA Kiss 106.1 New adress: 3131 Elliot Avenue #750, 98121-1047 1100 18.10 0600 KNZZ Grand Junction CO KNZZ Grand Junction, it's 12 o'clock. ABC News. Up as I was hunting KFAX 3 1100 19.10 0558 WTAM Cleveland OH 3+ 1100 20.10 1236 KFAX San Francisco CA Life at 1100 KFAX 4-3 1130 17.10 0420 KFAN Minneapolis MN ID with CKWX 1130 19.10 1151 CKWX Vancouver BC 2-3 1140 19.10 1142 CHRB High River AB AM 1140 Southern Manitoba 1150 18.10 0530 KSAL Salina KS 3 1150 18.10 0531 UNID … continuing hot new country is 1150 Kicks 3 1150 20.10 1218 CKOC Hamilton ON Oldies 1150 3 1150 21.10 0555 WHBY Kimberly WI 2 1180 18.10 0629 KOFI Kalispell MT From the heart of Montana …, we're 1180 AM Stereo, KOFI, Kalispell … Thanks for listening 3 1220 20.10 0641 CJRB Boissevain MB 1220 CJRB weak under XEB, but faded up just after XEB's ID a minute later. 1260 20.10 1034 CFRN Edmonton AB 1270 18.10 0631 CHAT Medicine Hat AB 12-70 Chat 1270 21.10 0959 CHWK Chilliwack BC jingled … in a row, good time rock'n roll, Radio … No legal ID on the hour 1280 18.10 0456 KRRF Denver CO with 1280 Ralph after some ads 3 1280 19.10 0648 CJSL Estevan SK … You listen to the Business Report, weekday mornings on CJ-1280, fulgt av C&W (egentlig UID) 3 1290 19.10 0624 WMCS Greenfield WI finally someone with a decent music format on MW; urban contemporary 1290 19.10 0633 KKAR Omaha NE K-Car tape off… 1300 19.10 1200 KKOL Seattle WA Seattle's conservative talk 1300 - The New KOL 1300 21.10 0159 CJME Regina SK 2 1320 18.10 0507 WOBL Oberlin OH Wobl Oberlin 2+ 1330 18.10 0514 CJYM Rosetown SK … only on 1330 and 1210 2 1330 19.10 0617 WMNN Minneapolis MN 4 1350 20.10 1025 CKCI Parksville BC CKCI 1350, great music, great memories 4 1360 17.10 0600 KSCL Sioux City IA with legal ID 1360 19.10 0500 KKMO Tacoma WA This is AM 1360 KKMO, Tacoma, Seattle after having ended SS px with I'm a barbie girl with Aqua … Call-change to KZTS has been rumoured, but no mention about it in QSL to AB 3 1360 19.10 0605 WGEE Green Bay WI 1370 18.10 0439 CFOK Westlock AB 1370 21.10 0529 KDTH Dubuque IA Your weather station AM 1370 KDTH 4 1370 21.10 0705 KXTL Butte MT over CFOK a couple of times during the MT-opening. It's the station for good time oldies, 13-70 KXTL Butte 2 1380 19.10 0703 WBEL South Beloit IL 3 1380 19.10 2256 CKLC Kingston ON 1380 20.10 1000 KRKO Everett WA … news station, 24 hours a day, KRKO, Newstalk 1380, KRKO, Everett 3 1380 21.10 0359 KSRV Ontario OR jingled 10 sec.
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