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WLW scheduled off tonight (Sun morning)

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gr8oldies

Heard on the American Trucker Radio Network (OK, Coast to Coast gives me weird dreams if I fall asleep to it!) that 700 WLW will be off the air from 1-5am Eastern Sunday morning, Feb 5 to install a new digital transmitter. Not sure what else is out there to hear, but good luck!

Of course, as of Sunday at 5 if you live in the strongest part of WLW's signal, kiss 680-720 goodbye, at least in the daytime!
 
> Heard on the American Trucker Radio Network (OK, Coast to
> Coast gives me weird dreams if I fall asleep to it!) that
> 700 WLW will be off the air from 1-5am Eastern Sunday
> morning, Feb 5 to install a new digital transmitter. Not
> sure what else is out there to hear, but good luck!
>
> Of course, as of Sunday at 5 if you live in the strongest
> part of WLW's signal, kiss 680-720 goodbye, at least in the
> daytime!

So WLW is going HD? I'm curious to see how this will impact WGN's daytime signal in Indiana or even parts of northern Ohio.
 
> Heard on the American Trucker Radio Network (OK, Coast to
> Coast gives me weird dreams if I fall asleep to it!) that
> 700 WLW will be off the air from 1-5am Eastern Sunday
> morning, Feb 5 to install a new digital transmitter. Not
> sure what else is out there to hear, but good luck!
>
> Of course, as of Sunday at 5 if you live in the strongest
> part of WLW's signal, kiss 680-720 goodbye, at least in the
> daytime!
>
Ha, I totally agree about Coast to Coast. I can listen to it, and laugh at it, but I pay for it. :)
That Truckers are better (anchored at WBAP in Dallas).

WLW is great. I hope this will make their signal even better.

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My guess is not that much, especially in the area where WGN has a listnership. May be a little rough south and east of Indianapolis, but from the stations I've heard on IBOC so far, it's the two immediate adjacents that get creamed.
 
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