Thomas Groom wrote:

The AM signal barely made it across town in the night hours!! Despite that,
it was nice to have one station in town that wasn't operated out of San
Antonio.

My experience was that both daytime and nighttime signals were good on the
eastern side of the Oakland/Berkeley hills. Daytime KSTN got into the
Hayward/Fremont area and as far west as San Mateo or so.

Now, this was in the days when KSTN was the station to listen to, when they
broke new songs before KFRC did.

In article ,
(David Kaye) wrote:

Now, this was in the days when KSTN was the station to listen to, when they
broke new songs before KFRC did.

The power of programming cannot be overstated. It affects everything at
a station and can even improve its coverage area.

--
John Higdon
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