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AM Frequency of the Week: 1500

Mountain View, Hawaii

Daytime - nothing

Nighttime - KHKA Honolulu
When I spent my junior year of high school in Honolulu, 1500 was KUMU 1kw. Top 40. Good little station, but no match for the bigger signals from KORL and KPOI.
 
Upstate SC - Local WZZQ (Gaffney's Hot FM) and is also on 104.3 (W282AX) both with a range of about 10 miles.

About 10 years ago, this station was on 105.3 (as WAGI - Upstate Power Station) and covered most of the region, rimshot but decent in both Greenville and Charlotte, and though it simulcast on 1500 as well, (daytime only) the callsign was "WEAC" - which I joked as "Weak" !! - and their AM Signal Pretty Much is: doesn't reach more than a few miles beyond city limits.
 
suburban detroit;

local WLQV Detroit, which has one of the most interesting histories about where it started (1490) and the long and multi-decade journy of how it finally got to 10KW nights.

when I can null this station I get Washington DC, only very rarely did i ever hear St. Paul
 
'WTOP', weakly in the day since I moved here.
One sunset in 1999 I partied to an old favourite from the old neighbourhood -- WGHT Pompton Lakes NJ.
WFED returns at night.
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Gone are the days (nights) when KSTP used to be a pest back in Queens once WTOP signed off for the Monday Morning recess.. Nowadays KSTP doesn't even make the ratings., unless they don't subscribe or have changed their call letters.
When WGHT signed on as WKER -- 1964? -- they were one of the first stations I'd visit, after going on the hook from school. Back then they had just two towers.

@Battenkill50 : Your Donaldson GA once DX-tested back in the 60's. Might have been different call letters. Widely heard ; I don't know how far west.
And your WPSO NPRichey wanted to hire me when I visited. IIrc, they were WGUL at the time. NPRichey looked nothing like it does today. Looked more like the set of 'High Noon'. But I turned down the job. Florida would have been a tough commute from Long Island.
 
East central Iowa: Nothing daytime. KSTP nights. Sometimes it's there, sometimes it isn't, hard to say why. I catch it a lot also during daytime skywave conditions -- it's my go-to station to see if it might be a daytime skywave kind of day.
 
Seattle-Tacoma metro

Days -- static. Nights -- mostly KSTP, sometimes readable, sometimes a bit grainy in splash from 1490 and 1510. KSJX San Jose with SE Asian programming sometimes comes in on the N-S bearing. Once I heard the Mexico City station, in October 2011, on my boombox + Select-A-Tenna loop. XEDF. It was during Auroral conditions.
 
Carmichael, CA

Daytime: Nothing
Nightime: Nothing

Vallejo, CA

Daytime: KSJX San Jose with a Weak Signal
Nighttime: KSJX San Jose with a Weak Signal
 
Clifton, New Jersey

Days: I get WGHT Pompton Lakes, NJ, which has a Full Service format, with a decent to good signal. It simulcasts 1110 WTBQ Warwick, NY most of the time.

Nights: I receive WFED "Federal News Network" Washington, DC, which airs News/Talk programming oriented to government employees. Reception varies between decent and good.
 
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