[EAS] Testing...
Kxpb Radio
kxpbradio at hotmail.com
Wed Aug 24 17:30:56 CDT 2016
Got signed up and managed to login, so this SHOULD work. As there are
probably many stations in the same situation we find ourselves,
scrambling to prepare for the upcoming NPT, I'm grateful for the good
people who recommended we do this!
Having found our station able to receive alerts from the assigned NWS
station, I've also discovered the primary monitoring assignment (KXRO
1320) is one that's never been set up, instead, has been using KFOO
102.9 which isn't even listed as a monitoring option for the Coastal
area in Washington. With what seems 'iffy' results from the KFOO
connection, based upon printed logs in the past two years, we'll be
looking to make improvements in antenna/reception to be able to reliably
monitor a station listed in the state plan's list of premiere PEPs.
Being out on the coast, local terrain being what it is, this will be a
challenge in itself.
Anyhoo.. as an introduction, admitting I'm apparently afflicted with
some form OCPD, allow me to point out something I found in getting to
this point: On the website http://eas.radiolists.net/resources/, the
link for the Washington State EAS Plan
(http://www.emd.wa.gov/telcom/telecom_eas_plan.shtml) results in a 404 -
Page Not Found error. As I've found with other efforts in gathering
information, this could use to be edited to a direct link to the
appropriate URL the mil.wa.gov site -
(http://mil.wa.gov/other-links/emergency-alert-system-eas-state-plan)
Hopefully, we won't be a burden, but look forward to putting this brain
trust to good use.
Thanks!!
'A.J.'
Jim Ward
Tech Lead - KXPB-LP 89.1 FM - 'Your Host on the Coast'
Pacific Beach, WA 98571
360-276-0600 (Station)
360-310-3868 (Cell)
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