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Depends on where I am, really, as to how reception is. It can be
difficult in D.C. and NOVA, given the many strong local signals which can easily overload a cheap FM receiver (even w/antenna down). Radios w/a good FM section, like the E1, would be able to pull WBJC out, even in the worst locale. With my Sangean 606A, however, receiving WBJC is a hopeless affair in D.C. proper and in Arlington and Alexandria counties. Beloved Leader wrote: **classical music fans have been the main losers in WETA's content overhaul.** Can you get WBJC where you are? I have heard it on a car radio as far south as Culpeper VA. |
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