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What AM/FM/TV do you hear midday beyond 60 miles at your location?

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pianoplayer88key

Hi all...

Like the topic says, what broadcast stations are you able to hear at around midday that are beyond 60 miles from your location?
For FM and TV, don't include e-skip or tropo, unless it's a near-constant occurrence (like along the Santa Barbara to San Diego path in Southern California, for example). For all bands, you may include stations that are only audible when a local is off the air. Also, you don't have to include all the suggested bands. Due to the ionosphere, I'm not including shortwave in this topic. (If someone is able to receive any SW stations beyond 60 miles on groundwave, though, go ahead and post it.)

I'll start... with my AM list first, then FM. (I don't have a TV, so I won't be including that.)

Code: 
 530 WNHV296 Los Angeles Airport, CA -  100 watts ND - 117 mi - LAX Airport Info - may require external tuned antenna
 560 - KBLU Yuma, AZ         - 1,000 watts ND - 134 mi - Talk
 570 - KLAC Los Angeles, CA     - 5,000 watts ND - 116 mi - Sports
 590 - KTIE San Bernardino, CA    - 2,500 watts DA - 93 mi - Talk
 640 - KFI  Los Angeles, CA     - 50,000 watts ND - 99 mi - Talk
 670 - KIRN Simi Valley, CA     - 5,000 watts DA - 148 mi - Iranian
 680 - KNBR San Francisco, CA    - 50,000 watts ND - 445 mi - Sports - requires external tuned antenna
 700 - KALL North Salt Lake City, UT - 50,000 watts DA - 626 mi - Sports (ESPN) - requires external tuned antenna
 710 - KSPN Los Angeles, CA     - 50,000 watts ND - 129 mi - Sports (ESPN)
 720 - KDWN Las Vegas, NV      - 50,000 watts ND - 255 mi - Talk - requires external tuned antenna
 730 - XEEBC Ensenada, BCN      - 1,000 watts ND - 63 mi - Spanish
 740 - KBRT Avalon, CA        - 10,000 watts DA - 92 mi - Religious
 790 - KABC Los Angeles, CA     - 5,000 watts ND - 120 mi - Talk
 790 - XESU Mexicali, BCN      - 1,000 watts ND - 91 mi - Spanish - heard under KABC, an external antenna helps, unsure of power (750 watts?)
 810 - KGO  San Francisco, CA    - 50,000 watts DA - 439 mi - Talk - requires external tuned antenna
 820 XEABCA Mexicali, BCN      - 5,000 watts ND - 80 mi - Spanish - unsure of callsign (XEVMS?) or power (3.5kW)
 830 - KLAA Orange, CA        - 50,000 watts ND - 89 mi - Sports
 840 - KXNT North Las Vegas, NV   - 50,000 watts DA - 277 mi - Talk - requires external tuned antenna
 850 - XEZF Mexicali, BCN      - 1,000 watts ND - 91 mi - Spanish
 870 - KRLA Glendale, CA       - 50,000 watts DA - 120 mi - Talk
 930 - KHJ  Los Angeles, CA     - 5,000 watts ND - 121 mi - Spanish
 940 - XEWV Mexicali, BCN      - 1,000 watts ND - 80 mi - Spanish - an external antenna helps
 960 - KIXW Apple Valley, CA     - 5,000 watts ND - 122 mi - Talk
 970 - KNWZ Coachella, CA      - 5,000 watts DA - 78 mi - Talk
 980 - KFWB Los Angeles, CA     - 5,000 watts ND - 116 mi - Talk
 990 - KTMS Santa Barbara, CA    - 5,000 watts DA - 197 mi - Talk - heard under XECL
 990 - XECL Mexicali, BCN      - 5,000 watts ND - 91 mi - Spanish
1010 - XEDX Ensenada, BCN      - 2,000 watts ND - 64 mi - Spanish
1020 - KTNQ Los Angeles, CA     - 50,000 watts DA - 106 mi - Spanish
1050 - XED  Mexicali, BCN      - 10,000 watts ND - 91 mi - Spanish
1070 - KNX  Los Angeles, CA     - 50,000 watts ND - 111 mi - News
1110 - KDIS Pasadena, CA       - 50,000 watts DA - 111 mi - Music (Radio Disney)
1150 - XERM Mexicali, BCN      - 1,000 watts ND - 84 mi - Spanish - requires external tuned antenna, heard under KTLK
1150 - KTLK Los Angeles, CA     - 50,000 watts DA - 106 mi - Talk - requires external tuned antenna or a radio with good selectivity
1160 - XEQIN San Quintin, BCN     - 10,000 watts ND - 163 mi - Spanish - requires external tuned antenna or local 50kW 1170-KCBQ off the air
1180 - KERN Wasco-Greenacres, CA   - 50,000 watts DA - 237 mi - Talk - requires external tuned antenna or local 50kW 1170-KCBQ off the air
1190 - KGBN Anaheim, CA       - 20,000 watts DA - 97 mi - Asian
1190 - XEMBC Mexicali, BCN      - 1,000 watts ND - 86 mi - Spanish - requires external antenna, under KGBN
1230 - KXO  El Centro, CA      - 1,000 watts ND - 81 mi - Oldies - requires external antenna, good selectivity, dodging local 1240 KNSN
1250 - KZER Santa Barbara, CA    - 2,500 watts DA - 201 mi - Spanish
1260 - KMZT Beverly Hills, CA    - 20,000 watts DA - 135 mi - Classical - requires external tuned antenna
1280 - KFRN Long Beach, CA      - 1,000 watts DA - 104 mi - Religious (Family Radio)
1290 - KZSB Santa Barbara, CA    -  500 watts ND - 195 mi - Talk
1290 - KKDD San Bernardino, CA    - 5,000 watts DA - 96 mi - Music (Radio Disney) - under KZSB, may require external antenna
1300 - KROP Brawley, CA       - 1,000 watts ND - 84 mi - Talk - requires external tuned antenna
1330 - KWKW Los Angeles, CA     - 5,000 watts ND - 119 mi - Spanish
1340 - KCLU Santa Barbara, CA    -  650 watts ND - 195 mi - Public Radio
1350 - KTDD San Bernardino, CA    - 5,000 watts DA - 94 mi - Country Oldies - an external antenna definitely helps
1370 - KWRM Corona, CA        - 2,500 watts DA - 85 mi - Asian - an external antenna definitely helps
1430 - KWST El Centro, CA      - 1,000 watts ND - 82 mi - Spanish - requires external tuned antenna
1440 - KFNY Riverside, CA      - 1,000 watts ND - 91 mi - Comedy - requires external tuned antenna
1490 - KSPE Santa Barbara, CA    - 1,000 watts ND - 195 mi - Spanish - also hear presumed 1kW KGBN Heber, CA @ 81 mi under KSPE)
1510 - KSPA Ontario, CA       - 10,000 watts DA - 100 mi - Nostalgia - usually requires external antenna
1520 - KVTA Port Hueneme, CA     - 10,000 watts DA - 159 mi - Talk - an external antenna definitely helps
1540 - KMPC Los Angeles, CA     - 50,000 watts DA - 116 mi - Korean - usually requires external antenna
1580 - KBLA Santa Monica, CA     - 50,000 watts DA - 119 mi - Spanish (Religious?) - an external antenna definitely helps
1590 - 2x unID - could be 1kW ND XEHC Ensenada, BCN @ 65 mi, 1kW ND XEYX Mexicali, BCN @ 80 mi, 5kW DA KUNX Ventura, CA @ 165 mi - Spanish
1600 - KAHZ Pomona, CA        - 5,000 watts ND - 99 mi - Asian
1650 - KFOX Torrance, CA       - 10,000 watts ND - 119 mi - Asian - usually requires external antenna
1670 - KHPY Moreno Valley, CA    - 10,000 watts DA - 88 mi - Spanish Religious - usually requires external antenna

Now, the FM list...

Code: 
 88.1 - KKJZ Long Beach, CA    - 30,000 watts DA - 149 m HAAT - 149 m ASL - 100 mi - Jazz
 91.5 - KUSC Los Angeles, CA   - 39,000 watts DA - 891 m HAAT - 1689 m ASL - 119 mi - Classical
 91.9 - KVCR San Bernardino, CA  - 3,800 watts DA - 494 m HAAT - 939 m ASL - 85 mi - Public Radio
 92.3 - KHHT Los Angeles, CA   - 43,000 watts  - 887 m HAAT - 1787 m ASL - 120 mi - Rhythmic Oldies
 92.7 - KJLL Fountain Valley, CA -  690 watts DA - 293 m HAAT - 376 m ASL - 77 mi - Music
 94.3 - KEBN Garden Grove, CA   - 6,000 watts  - 73 m HAAT - 127 m ASL - 89 mi - Spanish
 94.7 - KTWV Los Angeles, CA   - 58,000 watts  - 863 m HAAT - 1764 m ASL - 120 mi - Jazz
 95.1 - KFRG San Bernardino, CA  - 50,000 watts  - 149 m HAAT - 1042 m ASL - 101 mi - Country
 95.5 - KLOS Los Angeles, CA   - 63,000 watts  - 954 m HAAT - 1851 m ASL - 120 mi - Rock
 97.9 - KLAX East Los Angeles, CA - 33,000 watts DA - 184 m HAAT - 596 m ASL - 121 mi - Spanish
 98.3 - unID XHMIX "Power 98" "Imperial's got the power!" - not finding this on FCC or Radio-Locator though
 98.7 - KYSR Los Angeles, CA   - 75,000 watts  - 360 m HAAT - 559 m ASL - 126 mi - "Star 98.7"
 99.1 - KGGI Riverside, CA    - 2,550 watts  - 562 m HAAT - 1998 m ASL - 102 mi - Music
 99.5 - KKLA Los Angeles, CA   - 10,000 watts DA - 902 m HAAT - 1801 m ASL - 120 mi - Religious
 99.9 - KOLA San Bernardino, CA  - 29,500 watts  - 507 m HAAT - 950 m ASL - 85 mi - Oldies
100.3 - KSWD Los Angeles, CA   - 5,400 watts  - 889 m HAAT - 1782 m ASL - 120 mi - Music
101.1 - KRTH Los Angeles, CA   - 51,000 watts  - 955 m HAAT - 1854 m ASL - 120 mi - Oldies
101.9 - KSCA Glendale, CA     - 4,800 watts  - 863 m HAAT - 1763 m ASL - 120 mi - Spanish
102.3 - KJLH Compton, CA     - 5,600 watts  - 103 m HAAT - 166 m ASL - 118 mi - Music
102.7 - KIIS Los Angeles, CA   - 8,000 watts DA - 902 m HAAT - 1802 m ASL - 120 mi - Music
103.1 - KDLE Newport Beach, CA  -  300 watts DA - 294 m HAAT - 374 m ASL - 77 mi - Spanish
103.3 - KVYB Santa Barbara, CA   105,000 watts  - 905 m HAAT - 1238 m ASL - 212 mi - "103-3 The Vibe"
103.5 - KOST Los Angeles, CA   - 12,500 watts  - 949 m HAAT - 1843 m ASL - 120 mi - Music
103.9 - KRCD Inglewood, CA    - 4,100 watts  - 118 m HAAT - 190 m ASL - 119 mi - Spanish
104.3 - KBIG Los Angeles, CA   - 65,000 watts  - 928 m HAAT - 1818 m ASL - 120 mi - Music
105.1 - KKGO Los Angeles, CA   - 18,000 watts  - 880 m HAAT - 1776 m ASL - 120 mi - Country
105.5 - KBUE Long Beach, CA    - 3,000 watts  - 142 m HAAT - 173 m ASL - 106 mi - Spanish
105.9 - KPWR Los Angeles, CA   - 25,000 watts DA - 925 m HAAT - 1811 m ASL - 120 mi - Urban
107.5 - KLVE Los Angeles, CA   - 29,500 watts  - 914 m HAAT - 1811 m ASL - 120 mi - Spanish
107.9 - KWVE San Clemente, CA   -  530 watts DA 1156 m HAAT - 1774 m ASL - 74 mi - Religious

Now, what are your regulars beyond 60 miles? I have a lot in my list - maybe I should have set it at beyond 100 miles. I set it at 60, though, because some of you live in areas where the ground conductivity (for AM) and terrain (for FM) isn't as favorable as it is here in Southern California.
 
I'm more like about 15-18 miles inland or so, but also not as close to their adjacent Mexican locals (690 & 800), and some other local signals.  I'm not totally away from the local QRM, though, as 600, 760, 910, 1130, 1170 and 1360 are all within 10 miles of me, with 1130 being the closest at a little over 6 miles.  They do require an external tuned antenna and extremely careful nulling/positioning, though, and even then are VERY weak at best (midwinter often does help, though). I haven't tried for them from closer to the ocean, but I suspect that the local Mexicans being stronger there would make it difficult.
 
tfcwings said:
I'm more like about 15-18 miles inland or so, but also not as close to their adjacent Mexican locals (690 & 800), and some other local signals. I'm not totally away from the local QRM, though, as 600, 760, 910, 1130, 1170 and 1360 are all within 10 miles of me, with 1130 being the closest at a little over 6 miles. They do require an external tuned antenna and extremely careful nulling/positioning, though, and even then are VERY weak at best (midwinter often does help, though). I haven't tried for them from closer to the ocean, but I suspect that the local Mexicans being stronger there would make it difficult.
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I've received KGO & KNBR near the ocean in Laguna Beach, but I'm impressed with your reception of those.
 
From McKinney, TX
In The Wintertime its not uncommon for 1560 the Game From Houston to come blow torching its way into Dallas.
1660 from Waco can also be clear during the day.

590 KLBJ Austin, TX 212 Miles
600 KTBB Tyler, TX 105 Miles
640 WWLS OKC, OK 152 Miles
930 WKY OKC, OK 170 Miles
1110 KVTT Mineral Wells, TX very strong. (63 miles away)
1140 KHFX Cleburne, TX 77 Miles
1170 KFAQ Tulsa, OK 209 Miles
1220 KZEE Weatherford, TX 72 Miles
1230 KSST Sulphur Springs 61 Miles
1240 KVSO Ardmore, OK 73 Miles
1520 KOKC OKC, OK 156 Miles
 
Far Northwest Chicago. Sort of complete list....

540 WAUK 77mi Jackson WI (Milwaukee) 400w..fair (KWMT sometimes audible underneath 5kw nearly 300 mi)
550 KTRS 260mi St. Louis...weak, but usually audible 5kw
560 WIND 67mi Local...5kw stick in Indiana with juice aimed my way...strong
580 WILL 150mi Champaign, IL 5kw...weak
590 WKZO 160mi Kalamazoo, MI very weak 5kw (signal not as good as it used to be)
600 WMT 165mi Cedar Rapids, IA...farthest truly listenable signal. weak, but easily doable on a good radio 5kw
750 WNDZ 80MI Portage, IN...15kw and still rather weak
970 WHA 80mi Madison, WI 5kw...fair/weak
1070 WTSO 73mi Madison, WI 10kw...fair/weak
1310 WIBA 77mi Madison, WI 5kw...weak but definitely listenable
1670 WTDY 77mi Madison, WI 10kw...(ditto WIBA)

(WLW 700 and WJR 760 are sometimes audible all day here, but not as reliable/regular as in the past)
 
cyberdad said:
Far Northwest Chicago. Sort of complete list....

540 WAUK 77mi Jackson WI (Milwaukee) 400w..fair (KWMT sometimes audible underneath 5kw nearly 300 mi)
550 KTRS 260mi St. Louis...weak, but usually audible 5kw
560 WIND 67mi Local...5kw stick in Indiana with juice aimed my way...strong
580 WILL 150mi Champaign, IL 5kw...weak
590 WKZO 160mi Kalamazoo, MI very weak 5kw (signal not as good as it used to be)
600 WMT 165mi Cedar Rapids, IA...farthest truly listenable signal. weak, but easily doable on a good radio 5kw
750 WNDZ 80MI Portage, IN...15kw and still rather weak
970 WHA 80mi Madison, WI 5kw...fair/weak
1070 WTSO 73mi Madison, WI 10kw...fair/weak
1310 WIBA 77mi Madison, WI 5kw...weak but definitely listenable
1670 WTDY 77mi Madison, WI 10kw...(ditto WIBA)

(WLW 700 and WJR 760 are sometimes audible all day here, but not as reliable/regular as in the past)
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I'm about 30 miles due north of Chicago and I get most of the stations Cyberdad gets. The differences are I have a bigger problem with WJR which gets splatter from a fairly strong WNDZ, Also, WLW still comes in listenable here in the day.
 
from southern Pittsburgh, PA

AM

560 WFRB, Frostburg, MD
570 WKBN, Youngstown, OH
610 WTVN, Columbus, OH (weak)
640 WHLO, Akron, OH
760 WJR, Detroit, MI
920 WMMN, Fairmont, WV (weak)
990 WNTW, Somerset, PA (weak)
1100 WTAM, Cleveland, OH
1220 WHKW, Cleveland, OH (under IBOC from local 1250)
1300 WCLG, Morgantown, WV
1390 WNIO, Youngstown, OH

FM

90.9 WVPM, Morgantown, WV
92.5, WDJQ, Akron, OH
95.5, WFGI, Johnstown, PA
98.9, WMXY, Youngstown, OH
101.1, WHOT, Youngstown, OH
101.9 WVAQ, Morgantown, WV

TV

None since they have gone digital.
When they were still analog could get:

21 WFMJ, Youngstown, OH
27 WKBN, Youngstown, OH
24 WNPB, Morgantown, WV
19 WPCW, Jeanette/Pittsburgh (but transmitting from Johnstown, PA)
8 WWCP, Johnstown, PA
 
FreddyE1977 said:
from southern Pittsburgh, PA

AM

560 WFRB, Frostburg, MD
570 WKBN, Youngstown, OH
610 WTVN, Columbus, OH (weak)
640 WHLO, Akron, OH
760 WJR, Detroit, MI
920 WMMN, Fairmont, WV (weak)
990 WNTW, Somerset, PA (weak)
1100 WTAM, Cleveland, OH
1220 WHKW, Cleveland, OH (under IBOC from local 1250)
1300 WCLG, Morgantown, WV
1390 WNIO, Youngstown, OH

FM

90.9 WVPM, Morgantown, WV
92.5, WDJQ, Akron, OH
95.5, WFGI, Johnstown, PA
98.9, WMXY, Youngstown, OH
101.1, WHOT, Youngstown, OH
101.9 WVAQ, Morgantown, WV

TV

None since they have gone digital.
When they were still analog could get:

21 WFMJ, Youngstown, OH
27 WKBN, Youngstown, OH
24 WNPB, Morgantown, WV
19 WPCW, Jeanette/Pittsburgh (but transmitting from Johnstown, PA)
8 WWCP, Johnstown, PA
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You get WJR near Pittsburgh--that's pretty impressive.
 
Not a complete list but from Tampa.....

How these stations are received midday all year with my Sangean PR-D5 without the loop antenna.

(Using an estimation of 330 miles for all Cubans because I don't know if they are all Havana but they are in the same general area)


530 Cuban - good signal - 330 miles

550 Cuban - weak signal - 330 miles

540 WFLF Pine Hills, Fl (Orlando area)- weak signal - 80 miles

560 WQAM Miami - just a trace of a signal - 200 miles

640 Cuban - good signal - 330 miles

660 WORL Orlando - very weak - 80 miles

670 Cuban - good signal - 330 miles

690 WOKV Jacksonville - very weak - 162 miles

710 Cuban 300 miles/Miami - 200 miles - both signals fair

720 WZRN Hernando - weak - 66 miles

740 WYGM Orlando - weak - 80 miles

770 WWCN North Ft. Myers - weak but listenable - 102 miles

790 WLBE Leesburg - 70 miles/ WAXY South Miami - 200 miles/ Radio Reloj Cuba - 330 miles - all weak

870 WWL New Orleans - weak - 480 miles

880 Cuban - very weak - 330 miles

(1060 WLNO New Orleans - very weak signal heard with loop only - 480 miles)

1180 Cuban - fair signal - 330 miles

1620 Cuban - fair signal - 330 miles

1680 WOKB Winter Garden- weak signal - 65 miles
 
From Vermilion, OH I can pick up the following:

88.7 Windsor, ON
91.3 WGTE/Toledo
93.9 CIDR/Windsor
99.9 WKKO/Toledo
101.5 WRVF/Toledo
I could list WIOT 104.7 Toledo except that it usually gets stomped out by WCLV 104.9 IBOC
Detroit FMs can be heard with the slightest bit of tropo/cross lake enhancement. When the band is closed they fade in and out.

540 Windsor
580 CKWW/Windsor
610 WTVN/Columbus
720 WGN/Chicago (faintly)
740 CFZM/Toronto
760 WJR/Detroit
780 WBBM/Chicago (faintly)
800 CKLW/Windsor
880 WRFD/Columbus
890 WLS/Chicago (faintly)
950 WWJ/Detroit
970 WFUN/Ashtabula
1130 WDFN/Detroit

Not necessarily a complete list.
 
Buckeyes2001 said:
From Vermilion, OH I can pick up the following:

88.7 Windsor, ON
91.3 WGTE/Toledo
93.9 CIDR/Windsor
99.9 WKKO/Toledo
101.5 WRVF/Toledo
I could list WIOT 104.7 Toledo except that it usually gets stomped out by WCLV 104.9 IBOC
Detroit FMs can be heard with the slightest bit of tropo/cross lake enhancement. When the band is closed they fade in and out.

540 Windsor
580 CKWW/Windsor
610 WTVN/Columbus
720 WGN/Chicago (faintly)
740 CFZM/Toronto
760 WJR/Detroit
780 WBBM/Chicago (faintly)
800 CKLW/Windsor
880 WRFD/Columbus
890 WLS/Chicago (faintly)
950 WWJ/Detroit
970 WFUN/Ashtabula
1130 WDFN/Detroit

Not necessarily a complete list.
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Can you get WSCR 670 or WMVP 1000 during the day?
 
gar fla said:
540 WFLF Pine Hills, Fl (Orlando area)- weak signal - 80 miles
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gar.

I am surprised WFLF is a weak signal.

To hijack things a bit, I remember taking my daughters down to Sarasota several times in the mid 70's and listening to the then WGTO/540 on the beach. The signal boomed.

To my dismay, the last time we went down, WGTO had switched to a country format.
 
That always has been interesting to me about Florida.
How can a state nearly completely surrounded by water have such poor ground conductivity?
 
From Northbridge MA-
AM-WTIC 1080 50 kw 65 mi- consistent fair quality signal
The NYC AM's on 660, 710 880, 1130-all 50k at 140 mi just about same as WTIC-fair quality but quite listenable. 710 is the weakest. 660- the Fan is the best of the 4.
FM-don't listen to this one but I get a 101.9 from Cape Cod about 70 mi away. Used to get WHOM at 120 mi or so before the translator for WTAG Worcester took that away. A hill to the west blocks the Hartford FM's at 65 mi or so.
WGIR Manchester NH 101.1 comes in well but is a tad under 60 mi.
And that's all folks...
 
LibertyNT said:
That always has been interesting to me about Florida.
How can a state nearly completely surrounded by water have such poor ground conductivity?
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What's been interesting to me toward the other end of the "scale"....  look at the ground conductivity in Arizona.  Who would have expected it to be that good knowing that it's mostly desert there?

And as for a state being surrounded by water having poor conductivity, I hear Hawaii is even worse than Florida.
 
LibertyNT said:
That always has been interesting to me about Florida.
How can a state nearly completely surrounded by water have such poor ground conductivity?
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The northern part of the state...including the panhandle...is basically an extension of the rest of the southern U.S. ...which, for the most part, has lousy ground conductivity. The central part of the peninsula is basically sand, so things there are just as bad, if not worse. Southern third of the state is basically swampland with good ground conductivity. Depending on their directional patterns, most of the Miami stations get out rather well.
 
tfcwings said:
LibertyNT said:
That always has been interesting to me about Florida.
How can a state nearly completely surrounded by water have such poor ground conductivity?
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What's been interesting to me toward the other end of the "scale".... look at the ground conductivity in Arizona. Who would have expected it to be that good knowing that it's mostly desert there?

And as for a state being surrounded by water having poor conductivity, I hear Hawaii is even worse than Florida.
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The ground conductivity in Hawaii may not be good, but what a great place to DX from. Not only do you have the US mainland, but all of the Pacific including Australia and Asia. It's my favorite place to DX, oh and a nice place to visit too. ;D
 
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