Re: Daytimer WOTW 900 AM Nashua to be 24/hr very soon!

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

There is nothing in the FCC AM database about night 
power and nothing in the more comprehensive CDBS system 
either. My guess is that the night power will turn out 
to be closer to 5W than to 85W. The protections to 
Canadian Class B stations, such as 900 in Sherbrooke, 
tend to be more severe than those to US Class Bs. Of 
course, Canadians receive no protection from US stations 
inside the US, although I doubt whether the Sherbrooke 
station's nighttime interference-free contour crosses 
into the US, which means there would be no prtection 
inside the US anyhow.
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>    I thought WOTW had a night license, something like 80 or 85 watts. The
> Canadian signals are slightly audible under WOTW as close to their TX site
> as the Pheasant Lane Mall on the Nashua/Tyngsboro line, probably 2.5 miles
> or so as the crow flies. Halfway down Pawtucket Blvd. (State Route 113)
> between the Tyngsboro Bridge and the Lowell line, their signal is mostly
> useless hash.