WTOS signal

[Tomgsinger]

How far can/does it go? I’ve received their signal EVERYWHERE, from Lyndonville VT to North Conway NH to Bar Harbor ME, and even down on Cape Cod (via DX). I bet it can go even further, though.

 

[Carltheradioguy]

How far can/does it go? I’ve received their signal EVERYWHERE, from Lyndonville VT to North Conway NH to Bar Harbor ME, and even down on Cape Cod (via DX). I bet it can go even further, though.

This might not be helpful to you but i'll give you my experience with it. I do not receive it here in CT because of WWLI out of Providence. The times i've been on the Cape I don't remember receiving it either. I spent a week in Maine in Late June in Freeport and was staying at Maine Idyll (Bunch of small cabins essentially) and was receiving it quite well with stereo. Wasn't coming in like a local but was certainly listenable. I didn't notice it when I went for a day toward the north and west but that's because I was listening to 100.9 out of Portland i think. WTOS seems to have a signal range that rivals WHOM from Mount Washington and I really like WTOS's format.

 

[Mediaace]

I remember getting WWLI in the Northport Plaza in front of the WGME Channel 13 studios in Portland one day in the midst of Summer of 2001 on a warm muggy day. The furthest south I remember getting WTOS was in the parking lot next to the WHEB studio building one evening pulling in to work one evening in summer of 1997. Both occasions were with an Eclipse head unit.

 

[KML0224]

I really can't pick that station up in Portland itself. I seemed to get a weak signal a few times in the past though. I do remember getting a weak signal when staying in Old Orchard Beach once. That may have been in 1990, however. Also, I think there's a station in Kennebunk on 104.7 FM to contend with.