Signal said:Tonight poking around on the AM Band, I landed on 1030 and to my amazement WBZ, a station I kind of grew up with came in booming on the radio. Underneath 'BZ was a music station, it was weak and I couldn't tell what kind of music they were playing. It might have been religious music.
Signal said:It could very well be Memphis. I'm not originally from Missouri, but Massachusetts.
jd said:Perhaps someone around Memphis can confirm this, but unless something has changed quite recently, WGSF Memphis may still be off the air due to the flooding in the area a few months ago. According to a thread on the Memphis board their programming was shifted to 1210 in the interim; the STA to remain silent appears to still be in effect http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/cdbs/forms/prod/getimportletter_exh.cgi?import_letter_id=26771 BTW, the station goes by "Radio Ambiente."
romer979fm said:could be KCTA Corpus Christi...
Cincinnati Kid said:WBZ has had a good night-time signal in southwestern Ohio for many years. Their signal even made it harder to hear KDKA (1020-AM) from Pittsburgh. I always wished there was more sports play-by-play on WBZ, but all I recall hearing over the years were Patriots' games at night (which were basically pre-season games).
radioman148 said:Cincinnati Kid said:WBZ has had a good night-time signal in southwestern Ohio for many years. Their signal even made it harder to hear KDKA (1020-AM) from Pittsburgh. I always wished there was more sports play-by-play on WBZ, but all I recall hearing over the years were Patriots' games at night (which were basically pre-season games).
WBZ has always been the best east coast signal for me here in the Chicago area. I used to check WBZ first to see how well DX from the east was back in my early DX days.
Michael said:1030 here in Memphis has been silenced by the great flood of 2011. They have a STA filed with the FCC.
MarioMania said:Can WBZ/KDKA be heard in kentucky??
To pick up on what Cincinnati Kid stated, both stations are are regularly heard in Kentucky from sunset to sunrise. Neither are heard during the daylight hours.MarioMania said:Can WBZ/KDKA be heard in kentucky??
Icangelp said:To pick up on what Cincinnati Kid stated, both stations are are regularly heard in Kentucky from sunset to sunrise. Neither are heard during the daylight hours.MarioMania said:Can WBZ/KDKA be heard in kentucky??
In the less cluttered, low electronic interference past, WBZ had a huge and reliable signal throughout the midwest. I used to listen to them almost nightly back when they played R&R in the evenings. For me, Bruce Bradley (WBZ) was far superior to Bruce Morrow (WABC).
Days, I doubt if KDKA reaches anywhere in Kentucky, as the ground conductivity from Pittsburgh to Eastern Kentucky is very low thanks to the Appalachian Mountains. WBZ hasn't a prayer of daytime groundwave to Kentucky.