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Paul Van House wrote in message ...
Thanks to Johnny Donovan and crew for putting it together and thanks to WABC for putting it on the air. I wish WLS and CKLW would do something similar. WLS tried their own Rewound a couple of years ago--if chi.media was any gauge (and I hope to God it's not), the current audience didn't appreciate it, so they haven't done it since. |
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I once wrote the WLS PD about the idea that the station broadcast their 70s
music on Saturday evenings. I never got a reply. I still think it would be a good idea though. |
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"Bobby" wrote in message ... So, from where the ground-wave local signal fades out, to where the skywave signal first shows up, is the gap, with poor reception of the station's signal. Clearly Atlantic City, NJ, is in the gap for NYC clear channels. Not exactly true. The "gap" is actually the cancellation zone where the skywave and the groundwave come in, but at enough of a time difference to cause effects commonly thought of as fading, fluttering, etc. |
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David Eduardo wrote: "Bobby" wrote in message ... So, from where the ground-wave local signal fades out, to where the skywave signal first shows up, is the gap, with poor reception of the station's signal. Clearly Atlantic City, NJ, is in the gap for NYC clear channels. Not exactly true. The "gap" is actually the cancellation zone where the skywave and the groundwave come in, but at enough of a time difference to cause effects commonly thought of as fading, fluttering, etc. And, of course, the gap shifts in position and shape during the night as the D and F layers rise and fall. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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