WTIC (and WBZ, WRKO) night signals
Mark Casey
map@mapinternet.com
Sat Sep 1 08:22:41 EDT 2007
> Why is it so much more difficult to hear WBZ here in Middlebury, Vermont?
> Day, forget it, and night, noisy.
> Bill O'Neill
Depends on the antenna system design. For some stations, the best skywave
reception might be 300-700 miles out. I notice that WBZ's nightime talk
shows seem to get a lot of calls from Ohio, North Carolina, etc, so that may
be the case.
In contrast to both WTIC and WBZ, many of the New York City 50kw AM's have
pretty good night signals throughout the transition area from ground wave to
skywave.
Of course, it also depends on how "noisy" is defined. Even the best skywave
signals are somewhat noisy due to fading and cancelling.
Mark
K1MAP
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