Skip is up in the south east

[romer979fm]

Does the mexican government allow ads?

absolutely

[w9wi]

So, this wasn't mexico? Again, there was no way of hearing but I did hear commercials.

Does the mexican government allow ads?

Spanish on 97.3 and across the dial.

It probably was Mexico from where you were.  DM601 is fairly close to where I am in central Tennessee, where most of the DX was Florida & Cuba.  (but we did have some Mexico and Texas towards the end)

Yes, there are (lots of!) ads on Mexican stations.  They also run lengthy IDs - call letters and city of license are only a small part.  You can distinguish Mexican stations from Cubans that way (among others); there are no ads on Cuban stations. 

[robfwb]

I don't know spanish so it's meaningless. I tried to show my best friend in seattle RR but too much computer noise was blocking it.

Though, the CW did break through.

I need an outdoor antenna.

I would like to see logs that my neighbour in FWB picked up. (though I'm 30 minutes from town)

-Rob

[Zach]

Looks like there may be some skip today as well, but probably not as strong as yesterday.  I only have three interesting logs, though...

94.5 KKLR Poplar Bluff, MO
95.5 KJEZ Poplar Bluff, MO "The Bone"
102.5 KMKS Bay City, TX "Hot Country"

Odd combination, I usually get things on the same & opposite headings, but not today.  This was from Greenwood, MS with an OEM car stereo. 

[robfwb]

Well, theres a cold front over Dothan right now. Where are you from?

I was watching WTVY's new radar and it's awesome. I love 3D graphics like that.
about time a home grown station upgraded.

-Rob

[Smittian]

I'm near Santa Rosa County.
Using a piece of crap CCRadio Plus. I really want to get outdoor equipment.

I told a friend in the w0kie chat (A ham radio network with a variety of programmes from live nets to news) the Texas station has been through several changes. 107.9

-Rob

KVLY-FM 107.9 McAllen/Brownsville has been Hot AC since about 1993. Oldies from 1991-93, "Beautiful Music" before that.