AM Frequency of the Week - 830 kHz

[RyanHoward]

   Warminster PA(Philly 'burbs, as I like to call it):

         Daytime: WEEU Reading PA
             Night: same thing(before WEEU moved here, used to hear WCCO, WNYC New York before they went to 820,
                      and a Cuban station, forget what that was)

[cyberdad]

Far northwest suburbs of Chicago.....

Day:  Blank except for minor splatter from WCPT (820), and second adjacent WAIT (850), which is about three miles from me.

Night:  WCCO has a really good signal here, but I have heard Cuba underneath at times. 

Personally, I think WCCO is even getting into the Chicago area better at night than had been the case up until about 3-4 years ago.  I wonder if Stormy, Radioman, Audioguy, Tom Wells, or any others in the neighborhood have noticed the same thing?  Or is it just me.

[radioman148]

I agree with you Cyberdad. WCCO seems to me to be stronger at night in recent years than in the past.

[Icangelp]

SW Ohio

Nights
WCCO Minneapolis
WEEU Reading PA - Only heard once

Days
Nothing

@Sunset I've Heard
WKTX Cortland OH
KOTC (now WUMY) Kennett MO

WTRU Kernersville NC - I've heard them at night & at sunset.

[N4GBK]

From NE NC car radio.  Middays, 830 is blank.  Sunrise/sunset WEEU Reading, PA dominates with sometimes WTRU Kernersville, NC on top.  Nights is usually WCCO.

[Brother]

From St. Louis:

Daytime: IBOC hash from local KFUO/850.
Nighttime: WCCO comes in clear as a bell.