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![]() "Dave" wrote in message ... I'm in Southern California. No Canadian station on 1610 is going to make it into L. A. at 9:30 in the morning. You're probably right.. but not necessarily. During winter (especially) AMBCB stations can be heard at very great distances, even in the daytime. Two examples of such: 580 KFXD Boise/Nampa, ID heard all day, all winter at Astoria, OR, for most of the winter. 620 KGW Portland, OR heard for several hours during a snowstorm in Lewiston, ID 610 KONA Pasco/Kennewick/Richland, WA heard most any time in the west hills of Portland, OR (with 5000W KGW on adjacent 620!) Doesn't prove anything either way, just fun facts. I had never seen TV skip until I was 19.. when I was watching local channel 2 (KATU) in Portland and over the span of a couple minutes I ended up watching the news on CKCK channel 2 in Regina, SK, Canada. RF is black magic.. ![]() |
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