On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 13:03:57 -0500, clifto wrote:

exposejoh wrote:
"SeeingEyeDog" wrote...
KTRH Houston, also a 50KW station but using a directional antenna pattern,
should be listenable to much of the Midwest depending on conditions.

KTRH has gotta beam towards the west and south because KRMG Tulsa operates
25000 watts at night on 740 MHz towards the east and north.

Here in the Chicago area, 740 is dominated by CHWO at night.
Transmitter in Dayton, TX.

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On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 08:43:00 -0500, wrote:

WBAP Fort Worth is 820 on the AM dial,KTRH Houston is 740 on the AM
dial.I can pick up both radio stations at night time.
cuhulin

There's a special lobe just for Larry.

http://www.fccinfo.com/CMDProEngine....29712&sHours=N

Well thank you very much,please mam.I have two lobes and they act as
very good antennas for KTRH 740 Houston,Texas.Am I suppose to think I
can't listen to KTRH? on the air on my radio when I know I can.
cuhulin

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 17:14:33 -0500, wrote:

Well thank you very much,please mam.I have two lobes and they act as
very good antennas for KTRH 740 Houston,Texas.Am I suppose to think I
can't listen to KTRH? on the air on my radio when I know I can.
cuhulin

Look at the antenna pattern on the link.

It has a little lobe going straight for your house. I wasn't kidding.

Chill.

David wrote:

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 17:14:33 -0500, wrote:

Well thank you very much,please mam.I have two lobes and they act as
very good antennas for KTRH 740 Houston,Texas.Am I suppose to think I
can't listen to KTRH? on the air on my radio when I know I can.
cuhulin

Look at the antenna pattern on the link.

It has a little lobe going straight for your house. I wasn't kidding.

Chill.

You get your medications straightened out, 'tard boy?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"clifto" wrote
KTRH Houston, also a 50KW station but using a directional antenna
pattern,
should be listenable to much of the Midwest depending on conditions.

KTRH has gotta beam towards the west and south because KRMG Tulsa
operates
25000 watts at night on 740 MHz towards the east and north.

Here in the Chicago area, 740 is dominated by CHWO at night.


I'm not that far from you and I can pick out KTRH using a Terk loop with a
Boston Recepter on the night stand.
It isn't usually armchair copy but when conditions are very good it is
easily readable. Besides KTRH & WBAP
I don't know of any other MW stations in Tejas that are in hurricane Rita's
strike zone and can make it out of the Southwest.

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 19:19:42 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



David wrote:

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 17:14:33 -0500, wrote:

Well thank you very much,please mam.I have two lobes and they act as
very good antennas for KTRH 740 Houston,Texas.Am I suppose to think I
can't listen to KTRH? on the air on my radio when I know I can.
cuhulin

Look at the antenna pattern on the link.

It has a little lobe going straight for your house. I wasn't kidding.

Chill.

You get your medications straightened out, 'tard boy?

dxAce
Michigan
USA


No time for Usenet when I'm on a road trip.

I am listening to KTRH Houston right now on my Panasonic model RF-708
AM/FM radio,in fact,any of my radios that work at all and have the AM
band can pick up KTRH. Quite a bit of long distance background noise
though.A guy by the name of Chris at KTRH said they will be simulcasting
with their sister FM station.
cuhulin

WBAP 820 Fort Worth is coming in pretty good,KRLD 1080 Dallas comes in
pretty good too,but they do have that long distance back ground noise.
cuhulin

But y'all know how it is,you have to have that node pointing straight at
you or else you won't be able to hear anything at all.Radius = Radio,,
Radiating.Radio gets it's name from,Radius.
cuhulin