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PHIL Z

I Know the Swap is over, But reading a Newspaper Article from 2005, It said the new 910 will have a Stronger Nighttime Signal Than 1360, and Will be Heard in Southern Butler County. No Nighttime CP is on the FCC Website. Does Anyone know what the Nighttime Power would have Been? How Many Towers? Or Other info?
 
PHIL Z said:
I Know the Swap is over, But reading a Newspaper Article from 2005, It said the new 910 will have a Stronger Nighttime Signal Than 1360, and Will be Heard in Southern Butler County. No Nighttime CP is on the FCC Website. Does Anyone know what the Nighttime Power would have Been? How Many Towers? Or Other info?
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The data I looked at (supposed to be taken from CDBS) shows the Apollo 910 with same two-tower inverted figure-eight pattern at night as by day. The signal maximum is at 345 degrees true. There is a considerably weaker local maximum at 165 degrees true. The minima are at around 105 degrees and 225 degrees, but I don't recall exactly. The night power is shown as 68W vs 5 kW-D.
 
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