Is WBOQ only now at full power
Laurence Glavin
lglavin@mail.com
Mon Feb 4 15:52:22 EST 2013
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Paul B. Walker, Jr.
>Sent: 02/04/13 02:11 AM
>To: Chris Hall
>Subject: Re: Is WBOQ only now at full power
>Looking at the old vs new WBOQ coverage maps, while the tower moved >inland.. it also moved several miles north and west. .which would account >for the signal in the Boston area getting worse. If you visit the fcc.gov's page devoted to FM radio facilities, you'll see a "HAAT Calculator" doodad. WBOQ's
average HAAT over 360 degrees is 98 meters, a skosh under 100 m, or 322 feet. But the radials at
degree-points toward Boston drop off to as low as the mid 70s, perhaps partly due to the hills you see
in Medford and such as (home to the old WEEI-103.3 FM tower years ago, then WFNX for a while). The
directional antenna diminution in that direction is as low as .500 as well. But they're saying some day
that may change.
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