Here in South San Jose, KYAA ( 20KW ) comes in pretty good, but just last week I was able to null it just enough to pull in WOIA. Not bad for a station over 1440 miles away.
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Here in South San Jose, KYAA ( 20KW ) comes in pretty good, but just last week I was able to null it just enough to pull in WOIA. Not bad for a station over 1440 miles away.
Did you get the WOAI ID, There's another 1200 in CA KPSF in Cathedral City as Money Radio 1200
Yep! In fact, I heard it about 3 times. I giggled like a ten year old, when I heard it. I could not believe I was able to null enough of KYAA to grab the ID. If KYAA was not there, I would say WOAI would have been quite listenable with some fade.
I used my Panasonic RF-2200 with a loop antenna pointed toward Texas. I will try again, this time with my GE super radio 2 in the next couple of weeks.
I used my Panasonic RF-2200 with a loop antenna pointed toward Texas. I will try again, this time with my GE super radio 2 in the next couple of weeks.
Baldwin Co., Alabama:
Daytime, nothing. I don't think there's anything with 200 miles of me on this frequency.
Nights: WOAI, and like everyone else, it sure seems weaker than it used to be.
Back when I was a rambling traveling teenager on all night road trips, WOAI and Coast to Coast AM kept me mildly entertained across quite a bit of the central United States and deep south. Now, it seems much, much weaker than I remember it being.
Daytime, nothing. I don't think there's anything with 200 miles of me on this frequency.
Nights: WOAI, and like everyone else, it sure seems weaker than it used to be.
Back when I was a rambling traveling teenager on all night road trips, WOAI and Coast to Coast AM kept me mildly entertained across quite a bit of the central United States and deep south. Now, it seems much, much weaker than I remember it being.
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