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"CA was in NJ"
SHOT_ON_SIGHT wrote in message ... Steven J. Sobol wrote: There was something floating around either on one of these groups or maybe at 100000watts.com about two non-comm FM's on the *same* channel on opposite ends of a city. In addition to the ones in Chicago, here in Birmingham, AL we have two stations on 91.1, both of which are college-run outlets. WVSU operates at only 500w with a south-oriented directional antenna from atop Shades Crest in the southern suburbs, and WJSR operates with a massive 100w which may be directional to the north from the far-north community of Pinson. About five years ago they both were 100w nondirectional, but both had really low HAATs and several hills separating the signals. Either way, the only place I could find discernable interference between the two was in east B'ham near Century Plaza and in Tarrant City, just north of downtown. ~Zach |
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