FCCInfo.Com lists WFAN New York with a CP to change power to 35 KW day and
night (with "Mode" ND2, non-directional 2 (whatever 2 means...non-directional
different patterns day and night...hello???).


Only for its auxiliary stick, not its main stick.

It's main remains 50 kW, as ALL U.S. Class As must operate, unless
grandfathered (Bakersfield's 1560 only) or a former Class I-N (Alaska only).

ND-2 = non-directional, different "notified" efficiencies day and night.

660 and 880 can also be diplexed into the auxiliary, as they are already
diplexed into the main.

So, these operations are theoretically possible:

1) 660 and 880, each with 50 kW, into the main,

2) 660 with 50 kW into the main and 880 with reduced power into the auxiliary,

3) 660 with reduced power into the auxiliary and 880 with 50 kW into the main,
and

4) 660 and 880, each with their respective reduced powers, into the auxiliary.