this station really gets out for 1kw

[hangman]

It is listenable during the day and many times comes in like a local, but not at night, for 1kw-omni and over 70 miles away as the crow files, it gets out better than anything in its class.....and btw the format is really good also.

 

[Bill_981]

Ya wanna tells us what station it is?

 

[ContinuousWave]

Ya, that would help.......

 

[Small Market Guy]

It's that one with the tower. You know, the tower out in the field?

 

[ContinuousWave]

The one with the tower?? and the sat dish looking at the ground?? HMMM Let me guess.....(well its not WLS...they arent 1 KW)...ahhhhh ohhhhhhh SOOOOO many choices...

Is it a K or W station????

 

[BRUSSTAR]

WCMC Wildwood?

 

[hangman]

wcmc wildwood?

bingo lol

 

[ixnay]

WCMC gives way to WRBS Baltimore once you get west or SW of Galena, MD.

ixnay

 

[Steve Green NEPA]

Back in the DXing days near JFK Airport of the 60's, WFAS was the dominant 1230 station. But WCMC was detectable a few times under it all, partially on some water-path.

And for a few weeks, WCMC was alone overnight, with its form of easy-listening fare. Usually, when WFAS signed off, 1230 was a mix of WITH Baltimore and WNOR. Yet it was WCMC, all by itself overnight, detected for a week or so.

Thing is : WCMC was still running 100 watts at the time we heard them. That's not a typo.

 

[davideduardo]

Thing is : WCMC was still running 100 watts at the time we heard them. That's not a typo.

I picked up WCMC a number of times from Cleveland, OH, in the early 60's. Also at 100 watts.