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Interesting daytime dxing right on the Gulf in Central Florida

Oh, I just had thought of something.

If you go to a map and make a straight line between Wake Forest, North Carolina and Englewood Beach, there's more than 200 miles of Atlantic water the signal travels over, whereas at the beach over in Dunedin where I was, there's virtually no water the signal would travel on to get there.
 
Your reception of 1060 doesn't surprise me. I used to get then all the time in the '80s & '90s along the west coast of Florida. Of course back then they were WNOE.
 
In a belated answer to gar's question-the time of year for DX ing 1030 was either late fall or sometime in winter.
 
Did you also hear a Spanish speaking station too on 1030 like I did?

I'm thinking it's Cuba, Mexico, or somewhere else down that way because I couldn't hear it at all back in Tampa during the day and I suddenly heard it come in strong at sunset though.

I still whish I knew for absolute sure if I was getting the station from Texas because it was the middle of the day.
 
there is a spanish station from the orlando area on 1030; I think that's what I'm hearing during the day in Englewood except for infrequent appearances of the n.c. and rare appearance from corpus on said 1030.
 
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