Re: Daytime Skywave

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

As far as I know, the only daily newspaper in Tampa is 
the Tribune. I think the St Petersbug paper is the 
Times. Maybe the Sun-Sentinel is in Sarasota--certainly 
would be aliterative. But are you sure that 780 in 
Rumford ME wasn't simulcasting a Florida station? From a 
reception standpoint, that would make a lot more sense. 
The AM 790 in Rumford recently moved to 780 and 
increased power to 10 kW-D ND.
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> Apologies if this is a duplicate...
> 
> I was driving on Rte  3 in the Plymouth/Campton NH area today (5/1) about
> 12noon checking out radio....and I picked up one station that I believe may
> have been a daytime skip.....780 WPNP in Mulberry FL.
> 
> I definetly heard an ad for the "Sun-Sentinal" and and they gave the website
> as 'sunsentinal.com', and when I got home, it was the Tampa FL Sun-Sentinal.
> Now, I looked up all the 780s in the USA according to 'Radiostation.com' and
> found WPNP (I thought they said WCNE, but these calls were the closest that
> I found on the web site, but definetly 780).
> 
> The did mention that they're 1450 and 780, so I checked and WSPS in Sarasota
> seems to be the closest. Can anyone confirm a 780/1450 combo in Florida (or
> anywhere for that matter)?
> 
> If so.....one heck of a pickup in a rented 2001 GMC Sonoma with a factory
> radio...
> 
> -Paul Hopfgarten
> -Derry NH
> 
>