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On Dec 18, 3:43*pm, wrote:
I think snow doesn't have any effect on AM transmitting.Too much ice buildup though can, and sometimes does pull down towers and wires. cuhulin Critical Hours is a term for the period just after sunrise and just before sunset, when a very few stations reduce power to keep from interfering with other stations. An example would be a station that is 50 kw day, 25 kw critical hours, and 2.5 kw night. When there is an emergency, a station can operate on its daytime facility or, if directional, in non-directional mode to provide community service. It is not permitted to run commercials. A very bad blizzard, like a tornado, flood, hurricane or such event is reason to consider such operations. |
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