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710 interference

tanner said:
what is the interference on 710 in palm beach county?
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Being in Nashville I wouldn't know for sure, but strongly suspect it would be a Cuban station operated for the purpose of preventing reception of WAQI in Cuba.
 
I suspect that there could be some night time sky wave interference from WOR in that region. I can recall pulling in 1280-WADO from New York City in West Palm Beach when they were only a 5000 watt station.
 
Channel Surf said:
I suspect that there could be some night time sky wave interference from WOR in that region. I can recall pulling in 1280-WADO from New York City in West Palm Beach when they were only a 5000 watt station.
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I believe WOR does send a lobe southwest.
 
tanner said:
the interference is during the day WAQI does not reach wpb at night with a decent signal
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The interference is likely the salt-water path groundwave signals, or at least one of them, of the various Cuban stations placed on the channel to keep WAQI from making landfall in Cuba.
 
DavidEduardo said:
tanner said:
the interference is during the day WAQI does not reach wpb at night with a decent signal
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The interference is likely the salt-water path groundwave signals, or at least one of them, of the various Cuban stations placed on the channel to keep WAQI from making landfall in Cuba.
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Does Cuba do that to every Spanish speaking station in South Florida?
 
radioman148 said:
Does Cuba do that to every Spanish speaking station in South Florida?
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No, just for the ones that can put a signal over Cuba which are 670, 710, 1140. The rest really have no signal, or don't have programming that bothers the authorities in Cuba.
 
DavidEduardo said:
radioman148 said:
Does Cuba do that to every Spanish speaking station in South Florida?
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No, just for the ones that can put a signal over Cuba which are 670, 710, 1140. The rest really have no signal, or don't have programming that bothers the authorities in Cuba.
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OK, thanks.
 
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