> > > > > > At 9:30 PM on November 21st, I heard a station at
> AM
> >
> > > > 1000
> > > > > > that was playing "Don't Know Why" by Norah Jones.
> > This
> > >
> > >
> > > It was very weak and underneath dead air from WMVP. I
> > would
> > > definitely say that I got lucky with this one.
> > >
> > > AM DX... What FM DX'ers do during winter dead-band
> season.
> >
> > >
> >
> > AM-en to that!
> >
> > Post 985 dedicated to 98.5 WNWN, Lawppytown, and 98.5
> KLUC,
> > Las Vegas.
> >
>
> I second that one. Maybe if I had an AM receiver with a
> digital tuner and 10khz spacing, I'd think differently, but
> I don't, so I prefer FM and TV.
>
> The FM/TV season doesn't seem to be over yet. I caught
> WMGP-98.1 "Magic 98" in Hogansville, GA between two locals
> this morning. I also got a Fox 54 last night, but have no
> idea whether it was Huntsville or Columbus (almost certainly
> the latter, maybe it'll come tonight, too.)
>
> Could this be one of those years with a second season?
Could very well be. Even with the winter weather, the ionosphere still seems to be pretty active.
Post 987 dedicated to WSMW, Greensboro; currently "98-7 Simon". Earlier this year it was "98-7 The Zone". Prior to that (by only about a year and a half), it was "98-7 The Point". Prior to that it was a country station, and prior to that it was a CHR. The station has a history of failures. Which is why I love to point them out all the time
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