at least in Chicago 1030 rules

[Laurence Glavin]

>----- Original Message -----
>From: kvahey@comcast.net
>To: "(newsgroup) Boston-Radio-Interest" , "A. Joseph Ross" , "Scott Fybush" 
>Subject: at least in Chicago 1030 rules
>Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 04:36:15 -0500

>In a hotel in downtown Chicago and at 3:30 AM the strongest AM signal
>on my trusty Grundig belongs to the mighty 1030 out of Hull. It is
>stronger than 670,720,780,890 or 1000.

>Of note I also got a clear ID from WWZN which in theory is impossible.

I wonder...if you look carefully at the WWZN datapoints at fcc.gov, there
seems to be a slight uptick in the 315-degree azimuth;  and the always reliable 
radio-locator.com displays a bay-window bulge to the NW.  On a few 
occasions, I've picked up WWZN pretty well in Pittsfield, MA.


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