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Here in Baldwin County, Alabama the only station I hear with regularity is the MPB station in Biloxi. If conditions are very good, I can get the HD to decode.
Northern VA, I seldom check anything in the 88-92 noncommercial section. At 90.3, I get nothing. On ordinary radios(that is, non-DSP radios with ordinary FM selectivity), I would get splatter from C-Span 90.1 from DC.
Sideband of KQAC with weak sideband interference from KBOO, and some slight audio from the KZRI translator in Welches (for the most part, KQAC walks on it.)
Crystal Lake, IL (40 miles NW of Chicago)
WBLV Twin Lake, MI (Hear this one most often over WMBI's I-BLOC)
WBCL Ft. Wayne, IN (Hear occasionally when there's Tropo)
WHLA La Crosse, WI (Haven't heard in years)
I get 1st adjacent interference from both WMBI Chicago (grandfathered 100kw Class B) & even stronger 1st adjacent interference from a newer Class B1 station on 90.5, WRTW Crown Point, IN, operated by the First Baptist Church of Hammond, IN, though licensed to Hyles Anderson College, owned by the same church.
In Bellingham, WA, it's KQOW, a repeater of KUOW Seattle that was until about a year ago a translator of KUOW. 1st adjacent CBCV Victoria (90.5) also booms in up here.
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