97.3 WKBC

[Mr_Winston-Salem]

It was always there, but it was weak during the day and would gain a little extra strength late at night and during the morning hours. Usually enough to take the signal from a faint sound in the afternoon hours to enough signal to turn-on the stereo LED on a home stereo in Charlotte after midnight. This was more true during late spring, summer and early fall than winter. I'm sure it has something to do with weather. (fog, dew point, heat-humidity, etc.) By 7 AM, during warm weather, in Charlotte, the number of radio stations to choose from grows to include signals from the mountains to the coast. I'm sure someone on the DX board will know the name and cause.

[vchimpanzee]

WBRF was strong enough in Winston-Salem, Kernersville and around PTI to cover 98.3 in Thomasville-High Point. 98.3 WIST was almost impossible to listen to in downtown Winston-Salem for WBRF.

I used to have that problem but now I have a different car. I can hear WIST almost everywhere I go. I do start to get interference from stations in eastern North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia just south of where I live.