Soxless Boss

[Larry Weil]

At 09:49 AM 5/6/2006, Cohasset / Hippisley wrote:

>As I recall, WBZ uses two towers (probably a quarter wavelength, or 
>about 230 feet, apart) to create a cardioid pattern with the null 
>essentially due east and a very broad maximum from North through 
>West to South -- just about ideal for its primary intended coverage area.

Why would there need to be a null to the east?  Is there a station 
somewhere in Europe that they are required to protect?


Larry Weil
Lake Wobegone, NH