I posted this the other day but it never appeared.....The last few nights I have been able to pick up WDJO well after sunset loud and clear out here in Clermont County which NEVER gets the signal at night. What happened? Did they finally get approval to broadcast their stronger signal at night?
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WDJO Signal Surprise
- Thread starter FRR
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Cold weather helps too.
I posted this the other day but it never appeared.....The last few nights I have been able to pick up WDJO well after sunset loud and clear out here in Clermont County which NEVER gets the signal at night. What happened? Did they finally get approval to broadcast their stronger signal at night?
Yeah.... The license transfer was just filed for, i do believe. The way they're hemmed in, i wouldn't expect any power increases.
Auroral conditions might have knocked out usual interference
Probably this combined with the cold weather/snow. This is completely unscientific, but I lived in Kent, Ohio for a while and it is located right in WKNR 850's southeast null. The signal during the day is pretty bad, and at night it usually gets taken over by KOA out of Denver. On cold winter nights with a snowpack, I could actually make out what the hosts were saying on WKNR, once the snow melted KOA took over again. Snow on the ground helps propagate groundwave, no?
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