QSL KVCE Highland Park TX 1160 AM
KVCE
verified my report of 4 July, 2017 per email. I had quite a long exchange with
Ronda Kay at the station, explaining about verifications and QSLs and she
kindly responded with a QSL. The station was using a religious format at the
time and a night-time power of just 1 kW. This is one of my furthest 1 kW
verifications and is not one of the x-banders higher up the AM scale, where more very low-powered transmitters tend to be heard. The distance is close to 8800 miles. Since then the call letters
have changed to KBDT. The night-time pattern is pointed more or less in my
direction. The station ID was 'The Word 100.7 FM', which is
the sister station, KWRD. K-letter stations are special here because they tend to be so far away. The station cue is clear on the attached clip.
KVCE
verified my report of 4 July, 2017 per email. I had quite a long exchange with
Ronda Kay at the station, explaining about verifications and QSLs and she
kindly responded with a QSL. The station was using a religious format at the
time and a night-time power of just 1 kW. This is one of my furthest 1 kW
verifications and is not one of the x-banders higher up the AM scale, where more very low-powered transmitters tend to be heard. The distance is close to 8800 miles. Since then the call letters
have changed to KBDT. The night-time pattern is pointed more or less in my
direction. The station ID was 'The Word 100.7 FM', which is
the sister station, KWRD. K-letter stations are special here because they tend to be so far away. The station cue is clear on the attached clip.
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