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

[EM1 GITCHIER <RGITSCHIER@doyle.navy.mil>]

Having followed CKTS' signal out of Sherbrooke, QU toward the US
Border/I-91, they don't make it all the way to the border interference free
at night. It's hash after about 50% of the way down Autoroute 55 (if I'm
remembering the route # correctly). This was back in 1981. I have an
aircheck line recording I made off the car stereo on that trip. 

Ron Gitschier
Jacksonville, FL


Dan Strassberg wrote:
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.