Re: WATD

[Dan.Strassberg@att.net]

Could have been a little early-in-the-season tropospheric ducting. Trops often 
bring in signals from the Cape and environs here later in the spring, through 
the summer, and into the early fall. Seems to happen most on warm, humid days. 
Without some help of that sort, WATD is not generally listenable in these parts 
because first-adjacent WSRS is so much stronger. The other first-adjacent, from 
Manchester NH is not normally a problem.
 
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> I had occasion to drive out to Lexington this evening, and I was surprised to 
> find that WATD's 
> signal sounded pretty good that far from Marshfield on my car radio.  And the 
> antenna is 
> broken and can't extend all the way.  I doubt I'd pick it up very well on an 
> indoor radio, but it 
> comes in fairly well on my car.