Unknown 1180 kHz AM Stereo skywave DX signal

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Channel: VWestlife · 2012 · Science & Technology

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It came, and then it went -- and I don't think it was 1180 WHAM. It could've been caused by "falsing" (a false indication of an AM Stereo pilot tone due to co-channel interference), but normally the Motorola MC13022 C-Quam decoder chip in the Denon TU-680NAB is immune to that phenomenon.

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