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Default The Strange True Story of a Radio Station's Transmitter in New York State


"Walter Maxwell" wrote in message
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Quoting from the original post in this thread:

"People in New York didn't even need radios. They could sometimes hear

voices in
their furnaces
and coming off chain-link fences. Light bulbs lit up in people's houses

even if
they were switched off. "

These are the phenomena reported from WLW's 500 kw operation in the

1930's.

In the late 1950's White's Radio Log reported XEX (Mexico City) had a
megawatt of power for a while -- several years, perhaps. Later reports gave
their power as 500 KW. I never heard them in NY because there was always
somebody else blocking them. Presently they're on 730 and listed at a
featherweight 100 KW.
http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/amq?list=0&facid=101201.

What's the record for max BCB power?


 
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