I will be in Southeast Minnesota (10 min. from Iowa border) Saturday. Does anybody know of radio that will pick up the game? I was getting KXEL in Muscatine this past weekend, so I thought maybe that would reach?
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Re: Question for those in far NE Iowa:
My Grandmother got the game in Rochester on 1540 last Saturday.Originally posted by dan_beeding View PostI will be in Southeast Minnesota (10 min. from Iowa border) Saturday. Does anybody know of radio that will pick up the game? I was getting KXEL in Muscatine this past weekend, so I thought maybe that would reach?
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Re: Question for those in far NE Iowa:
If you can find a sony srf-59 by then it's your best chance. They have them at circuit city if there is one near you and they only cost about 25$. They are the best long distance am radio in the world and they look like toys. good luck!
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Re: Question for those in far NE Iowa:
Hilarious that you know that! I'm bringing a radio w/ earbuds to a thanksgiving meal. I hope the girlfriend's family doesn't mind.Originally posted by Pirateye View PostIf you can find a sony srf-59 by then it's your best chance. They have them at circuit city if there is one near you and they only cost about 25$. They are the best long distance am radio in the world and they look like toys. good luck!
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Re: Question for those in far NE Iowa:
I have gotten 1540 in prarie du chein, WI earlier this yearOnly person in the dome with a PURPLE shirt from 2005 and a red hat on
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Re: Question for those in far NE Iowa:
I've gotten 1540 in Macomb, IL, Rockford, IL, Chicago, IL, and in parts of OHIO for short periods on the right night.Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762
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Re: Question for those in far NE Iowa:
1540 all the way back from Minneapolis last weekend. Got to listen to the basketball game. Of course as I got near Mason City, I tried to tune in 1490 but they were busy broadcasting classical music instead of the UNI game...If computers ruled college basketball the way they do football, we'd have skipped all this March Madness monotony and just waited a month for the Kansas-Kentucky title game. And watched Northern Iowa play Cornell in the Poulan Weedeater Bowl. ~ Dwight Perry The Seattle Times
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