What do you all get on 1390 AM? Here in Vermilion, OH it is mostly slop from local WDLW 1380 during the day with a weak WNIO/Youngstown, OH under. Towards sunset WNIO comes in stronger and at night 1390 is a jumble.
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AM Frequency of the Week - 1390 kHz
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In the near north Chicago suburbs it's local WGRB Chicago all day & night.
Far northwest suburbs of Chicago....
Day: WRGB (fair-weak).
Night: Mess...usually WRGB on top, if only barely. I've heard the Youngstown, Ohio 1390 a couple of times, but usually WRGB is the only station that can rise above the slop.
Most of the WRGB 5kw is aimed north, where Radioman is. I'm about 30 miles to the west, and "off to the side" of the main
WRGB daytime and nighttime lobes.
Day: WRGB (fair-weak).
Night: Mess...usually WRGB on top, if only barely. I've heard the Youngstown, Ohio 1390 a couple of times, but usually WRGB is the only station that can rise above the slop.
Most of the WRGB 5kw is aimed north, where Radioman is. I'm about 30 miles to the west, and "off to the side" of the main
WRGB daytime and nighttime lobes.
Usually I get KRKO IBOC days and weaker nights. Nights I can get KWOD Salem, OR [ESPN, KFXX 1080 simulcast] and KJOX Yakima [now Classic Country, and didn't they switch to KTCR?] Did also hear a station with Christmas music, in English, but SS talk, back in Nov 2011. Still haven't found who it is, unless it is KLTX near LA.
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