GRR!! It seems that KMIK 1580 has turned on the buzzsaws!! RRGH!! They are splattering loudly onto 1570 and 1590 here in San Diego, CA, at 10:30pm PDT. (KMIK-HD was also on the other night too! 
) putang ina mo! chinga las panochas! .._. .._ _._. _._
KDIS has already been running the buzzsaws (at least daytime), and while they actually committed an even greater sin by turning off the analog stereo, KMIK has the best (nighttime) signal of the Radio Disney stations at my location, often coming in almost as strong as locals like KOGO or KLSD.
So... now that they have flushed themselves down the toilet...
Are there any radio disney stations that:
have at least 10kHz of audio (required)
broadcast in C-Quam (not required, but would be a plus)
has decent reception quality (doesn't have to be the 10mV/m that David Eduardo says is necessary for full-quieting (144dB SNR) inside a faraday cage, with 100s of computers and fluorescent lights on, reception) (at least at night, preferably also daytime) near 32°45'42"N 116°56'45"W (note: preferably using radio's (Sony SRF-42, or Panasonic RQ-SW10 (slightly inferior selectivity, sensitivity, and audio bandwidth to SRF-42, but has PLL synthesized tuner) built-in antenna only, but I do have a Select-A-Tenna I could use, or what indoor loop antenna should I build to aid reception of the Disney station?
Some possible candidates, based partially on distance, frequency (taking into account local co & adjacent channels), direction, power, pattern (although not all are taken into consideration on every possibility), include:
(note: if known, when different from market city, city of license is given)
1290 KKDD Riverside, CA - if I could just null that spanish language station enough at night, or be directional enough with my antenna to null the Santa Barbara station in the daytime..... (I know they don't have the buzzsaws, but are they using 10kHz? Last I checked they sounded wide enough) I can occasionally hear them, but I'd like it to be more consistent
1680 KAVT Fresno, CA - just need to have better rejection on 1700 XEPE, and a more sensitive antenna. I also occasionaly hear them, but would like more consistency.
1690 KDDZ Arvada, CO - I used to hear this one, but between the local on 1700 and one on 1690 in northern CA, I haven't heard a peep with the SW10+SAT.
1640 KDZR Portland, OR - the local on 1630, and a 1640 in northern CA seem to be wiping this out, but I've heard it once.
1300 WRDZ Chicago, IL - Is this one still broadcasting C-Quam, or have they shut it off?
I know I could listen online, but there is a LOT of time when I want to listen to Radio Disney and am nowhere near a computer. So, while I'm waiting for some Disney stations to make atonement for their aforementioned sins, what would be one you'd suggest trying reception of, even if I have to build a better antenna to hear it clearly 24/7?
) putang ina mo! chinga las panochas! .._. .._ _._. _._KDIS has already been running the buzzsaws (at least daytime), and while they actually committed an even greater sin by turning off the analog stereo, KMIK has the best (nighttime) signal of the Radio Disney stations at my location, often coming in almost as strong as locals like KOGO or KLSD.
So... now that they have flushed themselves down the toilet...
Are there any radio disney stations that:
have at least 10kHz of audio (required)
broadcast in C-Quam (not required, but would be a plus)
has decent reception quality (doesn't have to be the 10mV/m that David Eduardo says is necessary for full-quieting (144dB SNR) inside a faraday cage, with 100s of computers and fluorescent lights on, reception) (at least at night, preferably also daytime) near 32°45'42"N 116°56'45"W (note: preferably using radio's (Sony SRF-42, or Panasonic RQ-SW10 (slightly inferior selectivity, sensitivity, and audio bandwidth to SRF-42, but has PLL synthesized tuner) built-in antenna only, but I do have a Select-A-Tenna I could use, or what indoor loop antenna should I build to aid reception of the Disney station?
Some possible candidates, based partially on distance, frequency (taking into account local co & adjacent channels), direction, power, pattern (although not all are taken into consideration on every possibility), include:
(note: if known, when different from market city, city of license is given)
1290 KKDD Riverside, CA - if I could just null that spanish language station enough at night, or be directional enough with my antenna to null the Santa Barbara station in the daytime..... (I know they don't have the buzzsaws, but are they using 10kHz? Last I checked they sounded wide enough) I can occasionally hear them, but I'd like it to be more consistent
1680 KAVT Fresno, CA - just need to have better rejection on 1700 XEPE, and a more sensitive antenna. I also occasionaly hear them, but would like more consistency.
1690 KDDZ Arvada, CO - I used to hear this one, but between the local on 1700 and one on 1690 in northern CA, I haven't heard a peep with the SW10+SAT.
1640 KDZR Portland, OR - the local on 1630, and a 1640 in northern CA seem to be wiping this out, but I've heard it once.
1300 WRDZ Chicago, IL - Is this one still broadcasting C-Quam, or have they shut it off?
I know I could listen online, but there is a LOT of time when I want to listen to Radio Disney and am nowhere near a computer. So, while I'm waiting for some Disney stations to make atonement for their aforementioned sins, what would be one you'd suggest trying reception of, even if I have to build a better antenna to hear it clearly 24/7?