40 miles northwest of downtown Chicago....
Days: Usually blank, But sometimes WPRR from Ada, Michigan (Grand Rapids area) on Daytime Skywave.
Nights: WPRR with a fair signal, which is enough to dominate the channel, Apparently, night power is only 680 watts. I remember the night signal from the Grand Rapids area being significantly better than it is now. I wouldn't expect much difference between 1kw and 680 watts, but that's what I'm hearing. Perhaps there's some sort of STA in place, or perhaps previous incarnations of what's now WPRR were "forgetting" to power down.
Days: Usually blank, But sometimes WPRR from Ada, Michigan (Grand Rapids area) on Daytime Skywave.
Nights: WPRR with a fair signal, which is enough to dominate the channel, Apparently, night power is only 680 watts. I remember the night signal from the Grand Rapids area being significantly better than it is now. I wouldn't expect much difference between 1kw and 680 watts, but that's what I'm hearing. Perhaps there's some sort of STA in place, or perhaps previous incarnations of what's now WPRR were "forgetting" to power down.