gar fla said:It looks like I'll finally be going to Daytona Beach probably this weekend or if not, the next to do my daytime DXing and I'll be staying over night which will give me plenty of time to search for stations in the afternoon unlike the last time when I had to turn back and leave soon after I got there.
I'm hoping the Terk loop may help too this time.
I've been looking at all the possible stations from South Carolina to Massachusetts and Puerto Rico too using the AM logbook and the signal pattern maps from the FCC listings.
Many of these, I probably won't be able to get, especially if Florida stations on the same frequencies are too strong, as was the case last time with WORL on 660 and WONQ on 1030.
However, many of these frequencies also have nothing listed anywhere near enough to cause interference problems.
Here's the list I've made of hopefuls. ( a "!" after the station means there could be possible intereference problems with stations on the same frequency in Florida )
550 WPAB Ponce, PR (has to travel on about 40 mi of land but it's a low frequency too) !
580 WKAQ San Juan, PR !
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680 WAPA San Juan, PR
710 WKJB Mayaguez, PR (WAQI Miami has a null this way)
850 WABA Auguadilla, PR
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1040 WZNA Moca, PR
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1280 WCMN Arceibo, PR
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1320 WSKN San Juan, PR !
1370 WIVV Vieques, PR !
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1430 WNEL Caguas, PR !
1480 WMDD Fajardo, PR
Besides WYEL 600 and WNEL 1430, were you able to catch any of the above?
How about WUNO 630 in San Juan (their transmitter is just across the swamp from WKAQ's in Cataño), or WORA 760 in Mayagüez?
gar fla said:... my girlfriend who's with me (she's Puerto Rican) ...
Good catch.
thathoustonradiogeek
(a transplanted Puerto Rican in Texas)