"Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote:

770 - KUOM.

Here's their webpage:

http://radiok.cce.umn.edu/radiok/

"Radio K," as it's known. I don't listen much - not my cup of
tea. I listen more to KSTP and WWTC.

We have WUOM (University of Michigan) here out of Ann Arbor, which is an FM
outlet, with a few relays. (I catch the BBC overnight on their relay which is
WVGR in Grand Rapids).

They carry NPR, which I can listen to at times... sometimes not!

dxAce



73,

--
Steve Lawrence
KAØPMD
Burnsville, Minnesota

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"dxAce" wrote in message
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| "Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote:
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| "Michael" wrote in message
| t...
| | Curious to see how far some of the local (NYC) 50 kilowatt mw stations
can
| | be heard with regularity and/or if they have been heard very far away
from
| | time to time...
| |
| | Anyone outside the area please respond with comment and location.
| |
| | 660 WFAN
| |
| | 770 WBC
| |
| | 880 WCBS
| |
| | Respectfully,
| |
| | Michael
|
| I heard the three listed above this morning at
| around 4:30 CST. I never have much of a problem
| with them -- I can hear 770 until our local U of M
| station signs on.
|
| I didn't realise you had a U of M station there! ;-)
|
| dxAce
| Michigan
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