I faintly heard it in a few spots where I live in Somerville ONLY if I drive to a high south-facing hill that blocks WGIR-FM to the north.
What time of day? If near sunset it could be the Cuban station on "Sunset Skip"*, a known phenomenon taking place up to two hours ahead of actual sunset.Also was getting something weird on 640---after a 50s type pop tune, a woman speaking in Spanish with mystical musical backing. Pirate somewhere?
Last night after 11 pmWhat time of day? If near sunset it could be the Cuban station on "Sunset Skip"*, a known phenomenon taking place up to two hours ahead of actual sunset.
* Not to be confused with the TV show from the early 60's starring Ed Byrnes and Efram Zymbalist, Jr.
Boston University has a carrier current station on 640 kHz:Also was getting something weird on 640---after a 50s type pop tune, a woman speaking in Spanish with mystical musical backing. Pirate somewhere?
I didn’t think WTBU was actually broadcasting over the “air” anymore on 640 or 89.3. Does anyone know for sure that it still is?Boston University has a carrier current station on 640 kHz:
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That would have been "77 Sunset Skip," a phenomenon that used to affect 770, not 640. WABC complained and put an end to it.What time of day? If near sunset it could be the Cuban station on "Sunset Skip"*, a known phenomenon taking place up to two hours ahead of actual sunset.
* Not to be confused with the TV show from the early 60's starring Ed Byrnes and Efram Zymbalist, Jr.