My guess from looking at the tower arrangement is that they had a parallelogram and distorted it into a trapezoid.
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From NW San Antonio:
Daytime: There's plenty of splatter from close-by local 1350 KCOR, but on my best radios I can null it out somewhat to hear a very weak KJCE, which is a news talker in Rollingwood, TX, near Austin.
Night/Sunrise/Sunset: It's a mix of KJCE, XEGNK in Nuevo Laredo and XEMON in Monterrey, with the latter usually most dominant.
Retro/DX: I haven't heard XESV in Morelia or XEPJ in Guadalajara in a couple of years. One-time DX catches include WMGO in Canton, MS, KTPA in Prescott, AZ, and KCRV in Caruthersville, MO.
Daytime: There's plenty of splatter from close-by local 1350 KCOR, but on my best radios I can null it out somewhat to hear a very weak KJCE, which is a news talker in Rollingwood, TX, near Austin.
Night/Sunrise/Sunset: It's a mix of KJCE, XEGNK in Nuevo Laredo and XEMON in Monterrey, with the latter usually most dominant.
Retro/DX: I haven't heard XESV in Morelia or XEPJ in Guadalajara in a couple of years. One-time DX catches include WMGO in Canton, MS, KTPA in Prescott, AZ, and KCRV in Caruthersville, MO.
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