10 kHz AM Frequency of the Week - 770 kHz

[Schroedingers Cat]

In the daytime WTOR Youngstown, NY comes in in Southeast Michigan if you can limit WJR interference. It is interesting to see how WTOR was shoehorned in between WABC and WJR. It looks like Buckeyes2001 would receive only about 5 uV/m, whereas the 250 uV/m would be permitted to the border of Michigan. That explains why it can be heard here and not there in Ohio.

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[cyberdad]

It is interesting to see how WTOR was shoehorned in between WABC and WJR.

Of course, the whole purpose of WTOR is to provide brokered ethnic programming for entities wanting to reach Toronto and the "Golden Horseshoe" area of Toronto....an ethnically very diverse region. It more or less accomplishes that with a listenable, if not completely competitve signal in most of the areas where they want to be. My guess is that there's little....if any....interest in the U.S. side of the border. At least the areas where they might bump against WABC and WJR.