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ALRocker
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Anybody know if this station is on and if they use the slogan "Best Country Around"? I may have heard them in Alabama. Thanks.
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miamimadman
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> Anybody know if this station is on and if they use the
> slogan "Best Country Around"? I may have heard them in Alabama. Thanks.
Nevada to Alabama is a far reach. Some Nevada stations don't reach Nevada, but anythings possible on 750AM?
750 KHWG NV Fallon 8-4 0615 C&W oldies with local ads and promos for Fallon and Churchill County and AC 775 telephone numbers. At BOH "You're listening to KHWG, seven fifty AM." Slogan is The Hog
> slogan "Best Country Around"? I may have heard them in Alabama. Thanks.
Nevada to Alabama is a far reach. Some Nevada stations don't reach Nevada, but anythings possible on 750AM?
750 KHWG NV Fallon 8-4 0615 C&W oldies with local ads and promos for Fallon and Churchill County and AC 775 telephone numbers. At BOH "You're listening to KHWG, seven fifty AM." Slogan is The Hog
> > Anybody know if this station is on and if they use the
> > slogan "Best Country Around"? I may have heard them in
> Alabama. Thanks.
>
> Nevada to Alabama is a far reach. Some Nevada stations don't
> reach Nevada, but anythings possible on 750AM?
Vegas stations like 1460, 920 and several others made it tho the East coast in the 60's with regularity.
> > slogan "Best Country Around"? I may have heard them in
> Alabama. Thanks.
>
> Nevada to Alabama is a far reach. Some Nevada stations don't
> reach Nevada, but anythings possible on 750AM?
Vegas stations like 1460, 920 and several others made it tho the East coast in the 60's with regularity.
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miamimadman
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You are correct Sir...
However I have learned from you that the old AM Band ain't what it used to be!
> > Nevada to Alabama is a far reach. Some Nevada stations
> don't
> > reach Nevada, but anythings possible on 750AM?
>
> Vegas stations like 1460, 920 and several others made it tho
> the East coast in the 60's with regularity.
>
However I have learned from you that the old AM Band ain't what it used to be!
> > Nevada to Alabama is a far reach. Some Nevada stations
> don't
> > reach Nevada, but anythings possible on 750AM?
>
> Vegas stations like 1460, 920 and several others made it tho
> the East coast in the 60's with regularity.
>
> Vegas stations like 1460, 920 and several others made it tho
> the East coast in the 60's with regularity.
Unfortunately not any time in the recent past though...
KXNT has been heard a fair bit in the East (or at least Midwest...) recently - rumor has it nearby construction has knocked their pattern out of whack. KDWN and -- yes -- KHWG -- have been reported in the Chicago area as well but only on very large receiving antennas.
Only Nevada station I've ever heard (Nashville area) was when an IBOC test station operated in the X-band at a NAB show some years back. It was before most of the X-band stations signed on (I think at the time Elizabeth NJ was the only one) so the frequency was pretty open.
> the East coast in the 60's with regularity.
Unfortunately not any time in the recent past though...
KXNT has been heard a fair bit in the East (or at least Midwest...) recently - rumor has it nearby construction has knocked their pattern out of whack. KDWN and -- yes -- KHWG -- have been reported in the Chicago area as well but only on very large receiving antennas.
Only Nevada station I've ever heard (Nashville area) was when an IBOC test station operated in the X-band at a NAB show some years back. It was before most of the X-band stations signed on (I think at the time Elizabeth NJ was the only one) so the frequency was pretty open.
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