What do you all get on 840AM? In Vermilion, OH it is slop from WKNR 850 days and WHAS nights. In Indianola, IA it is a weak KTIC days and WHAS nights
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AM Frequency of the Week - 840 kHz
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Northern VA,
Day, very weak WKTR Earlysville, VA, near Charlottesville. It seems to be off the air recently, as the result, nothing.
Sunrise, sometimes, esp. in the winter, WCEO Columbia, SC with the regional-Mexican format, a 50 kW daytimer.
Nights, it's always WHAS, with sometimes some weak Spanish underneath.
Day, very weak WKTR Earlysville, VA, near Charlottesville. It seems to be off the air recently, as the result, nothing.
Sunrise, sometimes, esp. in the winter, WCEO Columbia, SC with the regional-Mexican format, a 50 kW daytimer.
Nights, it's always WHAS, with sometimes some weak Spanish underneath.
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15 miles south of Jacksonville, FL Nothing during the day, WHAS is most common at night with a fair to good signal.
Located in Western WA.
Daytime: KGNW 830 splash.
Nighttime: mix of KSWB Seaside OR and KKNX, Eugene OR (both playing oldies). Often there will also be KXNT Las Vegas and KMAX Colfax WA in the mix, and on rare occasions CKBX, 100 Mile House, BC (eclectic mix of country & southern rock).
In the 80's I logged WHAS Louisville once or twice. But back then it was more of a clear frequency.
Daytime: KGNW 830 splash.
Nighttime: mix of KSWB Seaside OR and KKNX, Eugene OR (both playing oldies). Often there will also be KXNT Las Vegas and KMAX Colfax WA in the mix, and on rare occasions CKBX, 100 Mile House, BC (eclectic mix of country & southern rock).
In the 80's I logged WHAS Louisville once or twice. But back then it was more of a clear frequency.
Southwestern Ohio/Greater Cincinnati: WHAS - Louisville - Day & Night.
In the day, a weak but steady WVPO from Stroudsburg is there in the new DX digs.
Years gone by, they'd make it to western Long Island even though they were the same direction as WNYC (830 then). They had quite a bit of pop for a 250 watter. Word is that some of the transmission stuff has weakened over the years. They were recently sold, along with a few other area stations, to Connoisseur Media.
WHAS reigns at night. Sometimes there's some faint Spanish station with them ; not often.
(There's a WKDI 840 from Maryland, a daytimer, religious, on the Delaware side of Chesapeake Bay. We get a lot of AM stuff from that direction anyway, so a spin or two of the dial at sunset might turn them up).
Years gone by, they'd make it to western Long Island even though they were the same direction as WNYC (830 then). They had quite a bit of pop for a 250 watter. Word is that some of the transmission stuff has weakened over the years. They were recently sold, along with a few other area stations, to Connoisseur Media.
WHAS reigns at night. Sometimes there's some faint Spanish station with them ; not often.
(There's a WKDI 840 from Maryland, a daytimer, religious, on the Delaware side of Chesapeake Bay. We get a lot of AM stuff from that direction anyway, so a spin or two of the dial at sunset might turn them up).
Warminster PA(Philadelphia area):
Daytime: WVPO Stroudsburg PA(very weak)
Night: WHAS
Daytime: WVPO Stroudsburg PA(very weak)
Night: WHAS
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