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On September 19th at 00:48 UTC, I caught a DX program. Signal faded in and out occasionally. At 02:00 UTC I heard station ID as WRMI in Okeechobee, Florida.
I listen on a thirty year old Grundig Yacht Boy 210 and it looks like the dial was around 7.355 KHz. After looking at the station schedule online, I found 7.730 KHz listed. My radio does not cover that frequency so I would like the frequency of 7.355 confirmed.
Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Tom Ally, who shares the following note from WRMI:
On September 19th at 00:48 UTC, I caught a DX program. Signal faded in and out occasionally. At 02:00 UTC I heard station ID as WRMI in Okeechobee, Florida.
I listen on a thirty year old Grundig Yacht Boy 210 and it looks like the dial was around 7.355 KHz. After looking at the station schedule online, I found 7.730 KHz listed. My radio does not cover that frequency so I would like the frequency of 7.355 confirmed.