From NW San Antonio:
Day: A fairly good signal from KILT "Sports 610" in Houston.
Sunset: KILT weakens due to groundwave/skywave cancellation. In its N/S null, KFNZ "The Fan" in KC MO, comes up. A little later, XEGS in Guasuave emerges and is often on top until it reduces power.
Night: KFNZ is dominant and usually has a good signal. XEGS is sometimes heard faintly underneath; it has a better though still weak signal in KFNZ's E/W null. KILT used to be a nighttime regular but is now rarely heard ever since its move/power reduction.
Sunrise: The frequency becomes more of a mess. Urban gospel WAGG in Birmingham can occasionally be heard weakly for a bit. To my NW, KNML "The Sports Animal" in Albuquerque is usually in/out for a bit when it goes to day power, and XESORN in Saltillo sometimes comes up weakly to the SE. KILT starts to dominate once again as it goes back to day power.
DX/Retro: I heard Radio Rebelde once at sunset a few years back. Before XEBX in Sabinas was retired, I used to be able to hear it mixing with KILT during the daytime on my sensitive radios when the latter was partially nulled.
Day: A fairly good signal from KILT "Sports 610" in Houston.
Sunset: KILT weakens due to groundwave/skywave cancellation. In its N/S null, KFNZ "The Fan" in KC MO, comes up. A little later, XEGS in Guasuave emerges and is often on top until it reduces power.
Night: KFNZ is dominant and usually has a good signal. XEGS is sometimes heard faintly underneath; it has a better though still weak signal in KFNZ's E/W null. KILT used to be a nighttime regular but is now rarely heard ever since its move/power reduction.
Sunrise: The frequency becomes more of a mess. Urban gospel WAGG in Birmingham can occasionally be heard weakly for a bit. To my NW, KNML "The Sports Animal" in Albuquerque is usually in/out for a bit when it goes to day power, and XESORN in Saltillo sometimes comes up weakly to the SE. KILT starts to dominate once again as it goes back to day power.
DX/Retro: I heard Radio Rebelde once at sunset a few years back. Before XEBX in Sabinas was retired, I used to be able to hear it mixing with KILT during the daytime on my sensitive radios when the latter was partially nulled.
