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AM Frequency of the week: 1030

WBZ KOs KDKA many a night here in Columbus. The directional pattern definitely helps, just as it does with WMVP. There are very few nights WBZ is not loud, let alone ever absent.
 
Northern Essex County, NJ

Daytime: Hash from WINS 1010, 1010 WINS is only 2 miles from my location.

Night: WBZ, the strongest signal outside of the NYC market
 
Daytime:::Nothing

Nights:::KTWO out of Caspar, from the great state of Wyoming. Sometimes, XESDD out of Baja Mexico will make its presence known.
 
Here in Wood Dale, IL in the near NW suburb of Chicago:

Daytime: WNVR
Nightime: WBZ

DX/RETRO: With WBZ nulled there are several stations being received at my location. KCTA (Corpus Cristi, TX), KTWO (Casper, WY), WGSF (Memphbis, TN) being the more common ones. WWBG (Indian Head, MD) is a frequent cheater by running their full 50kW during the night making it an easy catch as well. Others heard in the past are KFAY (Farmington, AR), WQSE (White Bluff, TN), WNOW (Mint Hill, NC), WEBS (Calhoun, GA) and XEQR Mexico City
 
In Los Angeles:

Days: Nothing but splatter from Univisión Deportes KTNQ 1020.
Nights: Splatter from KTNQ with a weak-but-listenable Grupera-formatted XESDD out of Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, underneath.
 
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