WTIC (and WBZ, WRKO) night signals

[A. Joseph Ross]

On 31 Aug 2007 at 9:45, Mark Casey wrote:

> In contrast, WBZ's ground wave signal starts having night skywave
> problems between Sturbridge and Palmer, which is more like 75-85 miles
> from Hull. It's often hard to listen to WBZ at night in Springfield,
> but they have a great signal when you get to pure skywave 150+ miles
> out. For example: Signal for signal, on average, at any time of year,
> WBZ's night signal is the best of all the 50kw AM's on the dial at our
> favorite vacation spot in coastal North Carolina-usually with very
> little fading, easy to listen to.
 
Yes, back in the days when I had an AM-only car radio, I had trouble 
finding any station that I could listen to for very long when driving 
home after dark from a trip to Amherst.  

But back in 1966, when I took spring break in Bermuda, I heard WBZ 
loud and clear, sounding like a local, coming from a nearby car radio 
at 1 AM.

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