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Sounds like tropo.
@ iacd : Opposite side of the same coin .....
Quite often, up near JFK Airport in Queens NYC, we'd get Philly-area FM stations. One night local WCBS-FM 101.1 was off. In came what was then WDVR. They're now WBEB.
One marvelous night, on a mere car radio parked in a train station (and it was a mere car) I was getting every Philly FM station out in Laurelton Queens. Every single one except for WIFI 92. They're now the Country station.
WMMR was on there, 93.3. So was WYSP 94.1, WWSH 106.1, and so on.
As radioman suggests: You were probably undergoing trope.
Quite often, up near JFK Airport in Queens NYC, we'd get Philly-area FM stations. One night local WCBS-FM 101.1 was off. In came what was then WDVR. They're now WBEB.
One marvelous night, on a mere car radio parked in a train station (and it was a mere car) I was getting every Philly FM station out in Laurelton Queens. Every single one except for WIFI 92. They're now the Country station.
WMMR was on there, 93.3. So was WYSP 94.1, WWSH 106.1, and so on.
As radioman suggests: You were probably undergoing trope.
I'm confused. Did you receive WLTW ON 910 AM OR AT 9:10 AM? I was thinking maybe they rebroadcast some HD-2 on WRKL 910 or one of the PA 910s.
That's the danger of posting to a discussion board as if you were texting to a friend who knows you personally and would have prior knowledge of what you most likely mean. No capitalization, no punctuation -- one step up from gibberish in readability.
It gets worse with letters that can be interpreted in more that one way, such as AM, AC, etc.
Every time I read the news about some country's FM, I have to think, Oh, Foreign Minister.
Every time someone refers to a POS, I like to remind them that in the retail world,
"Point of Sale" means a credit card reader. They tell me that is not what they meant.
WLTW would have to be coming in quite strong to hear the HD channels.
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