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I've heard both WNAX and KNRS in previous locations that I've lived. Here it's splatter from local 580 but sometimes really late when they run old time radio shows, I can null the signal enough to catch 570 news from Kitchener Ontario and another station I haven't bothered identifying.
Interesting situation - dominated by KLIF daytime and nighttime. However, when KLIF is nulled at night, WNAX is easily audible with some interference from Spanish language stations.
Dallas -
Interesting situation - dominated by KLIF daytime and nighttime. However, when KLIF is nulled at night, WNAX is easily audible with some interference from Spanish language stations.
Since you're north of Dallas, you're more likely to get WNAX than I am. I only caught them once or twice. From roughly 75 miles southeast of Dallas (about 84 from the KLIF array) I get solid daytime reception; not surprising since they've got great ground conductivity and KLIF's 5,000 watt signal can be heard past Austin, in Houston and well into Oklahoma, Lousiana and Arkansas. It's listenable during the day within about a 300-mile radius, but at night Cuba's Radio Reloj (the clock ticking/Morse code Id'ed news station) really cuts into their coverage. Last night here, in fact, RR was dominant on 570 for well over an hour in the late evening hours.
570 is usually a mess here in Northern IL, with splatter from WIND on 560. The most reliable of a rather weak nighttime bunch here on 570 would be WKYX (Paducah).
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