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WXJ 42 NWR Transmitter 162.400 MW 1027 utc 21 Apr 2020
« on: April 21, 2020, 1040 UTC »
Excellent reception on T/O 7000 from West Peak (1,025'), Meriden, CT - the highest traprock peak in state.  Fifteen airmiles from me.  This is less for the accomplishment of receiving the broadcast but rather the bizarreness of the day's forecast.  Ah, April in New England.


1028 ID, Frequency, broadcast originates from Upton, NY
1030 Two warnings for Northern Middlesex County, from 5pm-2am: Severe wind warning gusts over 50mph, gusty winds could blow around unsecured items, high temperature near 60.  Thunderstorms with heavy rain, hail this afternoon.  Tonight, frost warning from 11p-9am, temperatures will result in frost formation.  Sensitive plants will be killed, outdoor plumbing should be drained.
« Last Edit: April 21, 2020, 1100 UTC by Ct Yankee »
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Tecsun H501x (broadcast received on this unless noted), Zenith T/O G500, Zenith T/O Royal 7000, Emerson AR-176, Zenith 8S154, T/O 7G605 (Bomber), Tecsun PL-600, Tecsun PL-880, Zenith 5S320, Realistic DX 160 using 40 feet of copper wire.  With apologies to Senator Gramm for his thoughts on firearms, "I have more radios than I need but not as many as I want."
QTH:  Durham, Connecticut (rural setting, 15 miles north of Long Island Sound)
qsl please to:  jamcanner@comcast.net  (Thank you)
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