"sctvguy1" wrote in message
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Here in South Florida, the damn Cuban stations, both in Cuba and in
Miami, swamp almost every frequency. Last night, I was able for about 30
minutes to null the Cubans to get WBZ on 1030. Also, WPHT, 1210, which
is also a station in Cuba booming out their crap. Strangely, the higher
frequencies can be pulled in pretty well, 1520, Buffalo, NY, for example.
Still using the HE-10 and loving it!

FYI: WPHT is a 50,000 Watt Powerhouse station in Philadelphia, PA. Don't
know if it still is, but was clear channel years ago.

HankG

On Tue, 09 Aug 2011 11:58:45 -0400, HankG wrote:

"sctvguy1" wrote in message
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Here in South Florida, the damn Cuban stations, both in Cuba and in
Miami, swamp almost every frequency. Last night, I was able for about
30 minutes to null the Cubans to get WBZ on 1030. Also, WPHT, 1210,
which is also a station in Cuba booming out their crap. Strangely, the
higher frequencies can be pulled in pretty well, 1520, Buffalo, NY, for
example.
Still using the HE-10 and loving it!

FYI: WPHT is a 50,000 Watt Powerhouse station in Philadelphia, PA.
Don't know if it still is, but was clear channel years ago.

HankG

Yes, I knew that. Still, being so close to Cuba and extreme South
Florida, WPHT is flooded out. Living in this area makes MWDX hard. That
is why if I really want to listen to the station, I use my Wi-Fi based
radio.