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Old February 10th 04, 03:49 PM
Sven Franklyn Weil
 
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In article , Peter H. wrote:

For all practical purposes all of WTOP's secondary service area is in the
Atlantic.


WTOP-AM 15 comes in great in New York City...but who up here
cares about traffic on the Beltway? :-)

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Old February 11th 04, 01:08 AM
Scott Dorsey
 
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Sven Franklyn Weil wrote:
In article , Peter H. wrote:

For all practical purposes all of WTOP's secondary service area is in the
Atlantic.


WTOP-AM 15 comes in great in New York City...but who up here
cares about traffic on the Beltway? :-)


I bet if they go to daytime pattern in the evening, the folks in London
and San Francisco will also know when 495 is blocked at the 355 exit.
It'll be really interesting to see.
--scott


I actually like listening to WTOP on my way up the coast. I tune to WINS
next, and then to WBZ, so I get the traffic reports all the way up.

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