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Y101

I was up in Provincetown and was able to pick up Y101 on 101.1 with very little interference. Is that normal throughout the year?
 
Meaning WHYA 101.1 on Cape Cod?--in summer sometimes there's tropo that can get distant FM signals popping up due to warmer weather. A year or two ago I was getting a Florida station up in Beverly. Also some from other parts of New
England come in (CT, ME) and sometimes may even override a local station. The map on radio-locator.com says that WHYA should normally reach Provincetown as the very edge of the distant line (Local/Distant/Fringe)

https://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/pat?call=WHYA&service=FM
So, getting it with very little interference? Could be a summer deal.
101.1 also is on stations in Manchester NH (WGIR-FM) and there are some low power or translator stations around Providence; WBMS 1460 has an FM translator at 101.1 and WMEX is to get one on same freq later

>>WMEX’s FM translator at 101.1 will launch, though its Hingham-based signal won’t reach much past the South Shore.
(North East Radio Watch 1-13-2020 https://www.fybush.com/nerw-20200113/
 
Meaning WHYA 101.1 on Cape Cod?--in summer sometimes there's tropo that can get distant FM signals popping up due to warmer weather. A year or two ago I was getting a Florida station up in Beverly. Also some from other parts of New
England come in (CT, ME) and sometimes may even override a local station. The map on radio-locator.com says that WHYA should normally reach Provincetown as the very edge of the distant line (Local/Distant/Fringe)

https://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/pat?call=WHYA&service=FM
So, getting it with very little interference? Could be a summer deal.
101.1 also is on stations in Manchester NH (WGIR-FM) and there are some low power or translator stations around Providence; WBMS 1460 has an FM translator at 101.1 and WMEX is to get one on same freq later

>>WMEX’s FM translator at 101.1 will launch, though its Hingham-based signal won’t reach much past the South Shore.
(North East Radio Watch 1-13-2020 https://www.fybush.com/nerw-20200113/

Yes WHYA FM. It has also been cloudy ☁️ and rainy?.

Tropo is usually enhanced by an over water path as this is.
 
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