24 Hour Tracking I had a radio set on 1860 kHz for 24-hours and the noise level never changed and I did not hear a trace of WA0RCR. When I opened th...

No Reception Earlier the Home Page at WA0RCR gave their 1860 AM broadcast schedule as Saturday 10 am to Sunday 3:30 am, and I started monitoring 1860...

That's About It I can bet that your take on the situation is right on the nose, BillyBurg. Probably few users of audio software have the comprehensi...

The Original Quote What I have been thinking about is this statement by Michelle Bradley of RECnet in the opening post: "These alerts are then pushe...

Learning a Little Thank you Tim for the presentation on how IPAWS and all the related systems work. Somewhere in all the words within this thread it...

Part 15 Stations Seeking to Participate Both personally and as a radio station I and KDX would like to be included somehow in receiving IPAWS public ...

Look At the Bright Side In 20-years he'll be able to start fresh.

Voice to the World Goes Unheard by Many Appreciate this subject coming under discussion. I was listening to the Thom Hartman Show when the Test came...

Life in the Shadow of the Poles Over the years different noises have risen and disappeared on the MW dial. Recently here inside the building I've no...

Knowing and Solving What I take from the intricate details of the link from AMRadioLegend is that we can know a lot about RFI (Radio Frequency Interf...

Tossing It Around FCC Policy as reported from AMRadioLegend: "Day to day emails with questions will not be posted publicly . Only formal corresponden...

Quality The word "quality" is a jello word that wiggles, bounces, and cannot be nailed to the wall. To one person a "quality" sound has thumpy bass....

Logic & Reason Has Limitations Artisan Radio comes so close to being right about this: "There’s nothing to stop someone in Canada from using an e...