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« Reply #10 on: October 31, 2008, 08:36:10 PM » |
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Somerville, MA (Boston area) daytime:
530: nothing, Massachusetts Turnpike TIS stations when closer to it 540: nothing, was weak "Grlz Radio" unlicensed station Dorchester, MA 550: WDDZ Pawtucket, RI 560: weak mix: WHYN Springfield, MA (dominant), WGAN Portland, ME 570: nothing (WMCA New York City at night, or maybe close to sunset) 580: WTAG Worcester, MA very weak, buried under WEZE 590 splatter 590: WEZE Boston (local) 600: WEZE 590 splatter 610: WGIR Manchester, NH 620: nothing 630: WPRO Providence, RI 640: WNNZ Westfield, MA (western MA, very weak) 650: WSRO Ashland, MA (west suburban Boston area) 660: WFAN New York City (very weak day, strong at night) 670: WRKO 680 splatter 680: WRKO Boston (local) 690: WRKO 680 splatter 700: WJOE Orange, MA (central MA, very weak) 710: WOR New York City (very weak day, strong at night) 720: very weak Dorchester (Boston), MA pirate 730: very weak mix: WACE Chicopee MA, WJTO Bath, ME under WJIB 740 splatter 740: WJIB Cambridge, MA (local) 750: WJIB 740 splatter 760: WVNE Leicester, MA 770: WABC New York City (very weak day, strong at night) 780: nothing 790: WPRV Providence, RI 800: WNNW Lawrence, MA
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« Reply #11 on: October 31, 2008, 10:09:08 PM » |
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Northwest of Chicago
530: Blank 540: Former WZER (Milwaukee ESPN) weak to moderate. KWMT weak underneath sometimes 550: KTRS weak under WIND splatter 560: WIND (local) 570: WIND splatter 580: WILL moderate 590: WKZO very weak 600: WMT weak 610: WTMJ splatter 620: WTMJ (local) 630: WTMJ splatter...KJSL very weak with good radio nulled correctly 640: WMFN weak with WOI weaker underneath 650: blank 660: WSCR splatter 670: WSCR (local) 680: WSCR splatter 690: blank 700: WLW very weak 710: Splatter from badly played playoff baseball 720: Badly played playoff baseball (local) 730: More splatter from badly played playoff baseball 740: Blank 750: WNDZ moderate 760: WJR very weak 770: WBBM splatter 780: WBBM (local) 790: WBBM splatter 800: KXIC very weak and only on a very good radio.
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« Reply #12 on: November 01, 2008, 02:30:33 PM » |
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League City, Texas
530 - 540 - 550 KTSA San Antonio, comes in quite well 560 KLVI Beaumont, blasts down the Gulf coast 570 KLIF Dallas is faint but very listenable. Hardly any KLVI slop. 580 - 590 Austin fighting it out with a Spanish-language station I don't know 600 KILT splatter 610 KILT Houston (local) 620 Major KILT splatter ... I'm right in the heart of the daytime pattern 630 KSLR San Antonio 640 - 650 KIKK local 660 A little KIKK splatter but not much 670 - 680 KKYK San Antonio 690 KSEV splatter 700 KSEV Tomball, good signal 710 KSEV splatter 720 KSAH San Antonio, very good signal 730 KTRH splatter 740 NewsRadio 740 KTRH ... like KILT, we're in the main lobe here so it is like it's next-door 24/7 750 Major KTRH splatter 760 KTKR San Antonio very weak 770 Some IBOC splatter 780 IBOC hash from KBME 790 KBME Houston 800 Major IBOC hash from KBME, same on 810
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« Reply #13 on: November 01, 2008, 05:36:01 PM » |
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530 CIAO Brampton/Toronto (semi-local) 540 weak CBEF Windsor ON 550 WGR Buffalo (local) 560 CFOS Owen Sound ON (weak) 570 WSYR Syracuse (semi-local) 580 CFRA Ottawa, occasional WHP Harrisburg 590 CJCL Toronto (weak - I'm on the wrong side of their directional array!) 600 610 CKTB St. Catharines ON 620 WHEN Syracuse (semi-local) 630 CFCO Chatham ON 640 CFMJ Toronto (weak) 650 660 670 680 CFTR Toronto, WINR Binghamton NY (weak) 690 CINF Montreal (weak) 700 710 CJRN Niagara Falls ON 720 730 740 CFZM Toronto (local) 750 760 WJR Detroit (weak) 770 WTOR Youngstown NY (very weak) 780 790 WLSV Wellsville NY, WTNY Watertown NY (weak) 800 CJBQ Belleville ON (local)
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« Reply #14 on: November 01, 2008, 09:57:52 PM » |
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From Grenada County, Mississippi: 530 540 - KMLB Monroe, LA (v. weak) 550 560 - WHBQ Memphis, TN (v. weak) 570 580 - WELO Tupelo, MS (v. weak) 590 600 - WREC Memphis, TN (v. weak) 610 620 - WJDX Jackson, MS (v. weak) 630 640 - WCRV Memphis, TN (moderate) 650 660 670 680 - WSMB Memphis, TN (weak) 690 - WSPZ Birmingham, AL (super weak) 700 710 720 730 740 750 760 770 780 790 - WMC Memphis, TN (v. weak) 800 And that's it. Looks like I'm the winner for 'least amount of stations' so far. 
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« Reply #15 on: November 02, 2008, 06:00:28 AM » |
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590 Austin fighting it out with a Spanish-language station I don't know
This is a classic battle that's been around for quite a few decades. XEFD in Rio Bravo really gives KLBJ fits toward the south and no wonder, since they're both 5,000 watts daytime non-directional. Plus the Mexican station gets a boost from a salt-water path toward you: www.radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/pat?call=XEFD&service=AM&status=F&hours=D
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« Reply #16 on: November 02, 2008, 10:21:59 AM » |
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Even with all the problems radio-wise between our countries, how do two stations with the same power end up located that close to one another?! I imagine each station gets interference in places where otherwise its signal would be crystal-clear.
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« Reply #17 on: November 02, 2008, 03:58:35 PM » |
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McPherson, KS 530 Nothing 540 KWMT on the Very rare occasion KFRM might be off 550 KFRM (in city grade of this DA) 560 slop 570 WNAX very weak 580 WIBW 590 Old WOW depending on exact location, better further west and south I go 600 Blank 610 KCSP 620 Blank 630 Blank 640 WWLS very weak 650 Blank 660 KCRO very weak 670 Denver very weakly 680 KFEQ 690 KGGF 700 Blank 710 KCMO weak 720 Blank 730 KLOE (Goodland, KS) weak but can be dug out (1 KW 250 miles out, what our ground conductivity can do) 740 Have picked up KRMG, not very often 750 KMMJ 760 KCCV 770 Blank 780 Usually a weak KSPI from Stillwater 790 KXXX, weak but very stable 800 Blank
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« Reply #18 on: November 02, 2008, 10:56:40 PM » |
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From Port Isabel,TX
530-? 540-? 550- KTSA (San Antonio) 560-KLVI (Beaumont) 570- ? 580- ? 590- XEFD (Rio Bravo,MX) 600-? 610- KILT (Houston) 620-? 630-? 640-? 650- KIKK (Houston) very faint 660-? 670-? 680-KKYX (San Antonio) 690-? 700- KSEV (Houston) sometimes if there's no KURV splatter 710-KURV(Edinburg,local) 720- ? 730-? 740-KTRH (Houston) booms in like a local 750-? 760-KTKR (San Antonio) not as strong as it used to be
Sorry this is not more complete
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« Reply #19 on: November 02, 2008, 11:59:43 PM » |
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QTH: Owensboro, KY
540 Clarksville, TN 550 St. Louis, MO (A good receiver will catch Cincinnati on a null) 560 Memphis and Nashville/Brentwood, TN 570 Paducah, KY 580 Urbana, IL 590 Lexington, KY 600 Memphis 610 Russellville, KY (A very good receiver on the perfect winter day will notice Columbus, OH) 620 Louisville, KY 630 St. Louis 640 Collierville (Memphis) TN 650 Nashville 670 Chicago 680 Memphis and Newburgh/Louisville 690 St. Louis and Birmingham (on a good winter day) 700 Cincinnati 720 Chicago 730 Madisonville, KY 750 Brookport, IL/Paducah 760 Detroit (winter day) 770 St. Louis and Athens, AL 780 Chicago 790 Louisville and Ashland City, TN 800 Windsor, ON (winter day)
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