Oldies 94.1 & 102.7 sounding good!

[Radio guy]

I actually like it!

 

[vchimpanzee]

Where is this?

WGNI has such a strong signal it couldn't possibly be close to Wilmington.

 

[jonsmth62]

Where is this?

WGNI has such a strong signal it couldn't possibly be close to Wilmington.

This most likely is "Inner Banks Media's" WNBU 94.1mhz Oriental, NC 11kw/148m HAAT and W274CK 102.7 Winterville, NC (South of Greenville, NC) 0.25kw 0m HAAT.

 

[vchimpanzee]

This most likely is "Inner Banks Media's" WNBU 94.1mhz Oriental, NC 11kw/148m HAAT and W274CK 102.7 Winterville, NC (South of Greenville, NC) 0.25kw 0m HAAT.

Still seems close to Wilmington.

 

[jonsmth62]

Still seems close to Wilmington.

the towers are approx. 80 to 100 miles apart.

 

[vchimpanzee]

Still seems like quite a strong signal for the one farther north, to be so close.

I heard WGNI in an Arby's in Myrtle Beach even though it's outside of that range shown. MB doesn't have a true AC.

 

[Retspin]

102.7 between Greenville and WIlson is a tug of war between His Radio in Wilson and Oldies 102.7 in Greenville. No trace of WGNI.

 

[w00t]

the towers are approx. 80 to 100 miles apart.

The coverage map you pictured is 94.1/Oriental, not 102.7/Greenville.

The real issue is WGNI-HD1 taking over during band openings on HD equipped receivers.

 

[Patrick 29582]

the towers are approx. 80 to 100 miles apart.

WGNl makes it to the southern Grand Strand with ease. I'm sure there's interference somewhere.