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Last Night WCEC-AM Was On At Full Power

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Shellanswerman

During the Friday-Saturday overnight period (11/4-11/5), WCEC-AM 1110 in Salem, NH was broadcasting with full power each of the times I checked. They've been on the air pre-sunrise while EDST was in effect for a while, and that's why I've occasionally checked the 1110 dial spot. Previously, it appeared that they powered down somewhat, but last night, the signal was strong enough to overpwer Charlotte, NC's WBT.
 
> During the Friday-Saturday overnight period (11/4-11/5),
> WCEC-AM 1110 in Salem, NH was broadcasting with full power
> each of the times I checked. They've been on the air
> pre-sunrise while EDST was in effect for a while, and that's
> why I've occasionally checked the 1110 dial spot.
> Previously, it appeared that they powered down somewhat, but
> last night, the signal was strong enough to overpwer
> Charlotte, NC's WBT.
>
Following the original post, they operated according to the rules the rest of the weekend, but Monday night carried CNN News in Spanish again overnight at reduced power. Hey, Costa-Eagle has a CP in to boost WNNW's power. A fine for one of their other stations couldn't help.
 
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