I know this is 3 weeks after New Year's but I'll go ahead and spell out my wishlist.
From East Moline, Illinois (Quad Cities USA), this is my 2010 (and beyond) wishlist:
640- KFI Los Angeles, CA
*660- KTNN Window Rock, AZ
*670- KBOI Boise, ID
680- KNBR San Francisco, CA
700- KALL North Salt Lake City, UT
710- KIRO Seattle, WA and KSPN Los Angeles, CA
*720- KDWN Las Vegas, NV (also, KFIR Sweet Home, OR, WRZN Hernando, FL, and several daytimers on 720 in the eastern U.S. would do)
740- KCBS San Francisco, CA
760- KFMB San Diego, CA
*770- KKOB Albuquerque, NM
*780- KKOH Reno, NV
790- KABC Los Angeles, CA (highly unlikely as it's only 5 kW and there are plenty of other stations closer by creating a "regional mess" although KABC does use the same 5 kW ND pattern unlimited time (both day and night))
810- KGO San Francisco, CA (I often hear WHB K.C. during SR and SS skip while it's on daytime power and pattern and WGY Schenectady, NY is a regular here almost every night)
830- KLAA- Orange, CA (Los Angeles)
840- KXNT- Las Vegas, NV
850- WKNR Cleveland, OH, WTAR Norfolk, VA, WEEI Boston, MA, and WREF Ridgefield, CT (the last one is daytime only to protect the nighttime groundwave coverage of the other three stations and the nighttime skywave coverage of KOA Denver, Co; however, WREF and the others are well outside the 750 mile raius of KOA's protected skywave service area)
870- KPRM Park Rapids, MN (my best bet on this one would have to be SR or SS skip while it's still on its 25 kW daytime signal; its nighttime signal is only 1 kW and probably nulled in this direction to protect WWL New Orleans, LA.)
*890- KDXU St. George, UT
910- KWDZ Salt Lake City, UT (probably asking for a bit much as this is a regional channel and well over 1000 miles away)
950- WNTD Chicago, IL, WWJ Detroit, MI, WNZZ Montgomery, AL, WTLN Orlando, FL, and KJR Seattle, WA.
970- WFLA Tampa, FL (WFLA has a respectable amount of power, 25 kW day and 11 kW night)
980- KFWB Los Angeles, CA (probably won't happen from here)
1000- KOMO Seattle, WA
1010- WINS New York, NY
*1020- KCKN Roswell, NM
*1030- KTWO Casper, WY
1040- WYSL Avon, NY
1050- WEPN New York, NY
1070- KNX Los Angeles, CA (sounds like I at least have a shot at this one after several people on this board catching it from the east coast)
1080- KRLD Dallas, TX, WTIC Hartford, CT, and KFXX Portland, OR
1090- WBAL Baltimore, MD
*1100- KNZZ Grand Junction, CO and KFAX San Francisco, CA
1110- WBT Charlotte, NC
*1120- KPNW Eugene, OR
1130- KFAN Minneapolis, MN, WISN Milwaukee, WI, WDFN Detroit, MI, and KSDO San Diego, CA
1170- KCBQ San Diego, CA, KLOK San Jose, CA, and KPUG Bellingham, WA (those are all difficult as KJOC Davenport, IA on 1170 is a local here and the three afforementioned pacific coast 1170's would have to be on daytime pattern and/or power at night (only one at a time), combined with the absence of interference from I-B clears KFAQ Tulsa, OK, and WWVA Wheeling, WV, and KJOC itself would quite possibly have to be off the air as well in order to accomplish any of the afforementioned pacific coast 1170's from here)
*1180- KOFI Kalispell, MT
1190- KEX Portland, OR
*1210- KGYN Guymon, OK
1230- WJBC Bloomington, IL and/or KFJB Marshalltown, IA (both would be quite possible if it weren't for local WFXN Moline, IL as well as the graveyard mess on this channel at night)
1240- KBIZ Ottumwa, IA (would be possible if it weren't for graveyard mess, adjacent channel splatter from WFXN, and other possible factors)
1270- WWCA Gary, IN, WXYT Detroit, MI, KWEB Rochester, MN, and WWWI Baxter, MN (Brainerd) (note that as I have stated in the past on the "AM Band" boards I started in December 2009, I do have a local on this channel; WKBF Rock Island, IL, which has its towers near my location, and WKBF would need to be on either super-reduced power or off-the-air in order to hear anything else on the 1270 kHz channel)
1340- WJOL Joliet, IL, WSOY Decatur, IL, WXFN Muncie, IN, and KROC Rochester, MN (this is another local ("graveyard") channel and nearby KROS Clinton, IA, which has a reasonably good signal during the day, often gets buried in the graveyard mess at night, but is sometimes just on top of the graveyard mess. The others listed above are possible under the "Right" conditions but are tough catches as they are all usually buried in the graveyard mess)
1400- KADR Elkader, IA (normally all I hear is WGIL Galesburg, IL in the day and GY mess at night; however, I just know KADR is possible under the "right" conditions, at night or SR or SS skip (Elkader is only a little over 100 air miles northwest of my location))
1450- KATE Albert Lea, MN, KFIZ Fon Du Lac, WI; anything other than nearby WKEI Kewanee, IL and KMRY Cedar Rapids, IA for a change would be acceptable
1490- WGEZ Beloit, WI, WPNA Oak Park, IL (Chicago), KXLQ Indianola, IA, KRIB Mason City, IA, WDAN Danville, IL, and WZOE Princeton, IL.
1500- WFED Washington, D.C.
1510- KGA Spokane, WA
1520- WWKB Buffalo, NY (this one will probably be difficult as theirr directional pattern nulling the west is the same during the day as at night. Will need a good opening on the frequency and awesome conditions that favor WWKB. Has anybody else in the midwest, plains, or the western states ever picked up WWKB (formerly WKBW)?)
1530- KFBK Sacramento, CA
1540- WDCD Albany, NY (perhaps this is what sometimes interferes with KXEL at night??)
1560- KNZR Bakersfield, CA
1620- KOZN Bellevue, NE, WDND South Bend, IN, WNRP Pensacola, FL, KSMH West Sacramento, CA (Sacramento), and WTAW College Station, TX
1630- CHYW Ottawa, ON, KKGM Fort Worth, TX, KRND Fox Farm, WY, and WRDW Augusta, GA
1640- KBJA Sandy, UT, KDIA Vallejo, CA, KDZR Lake Oswego, OR, KFXY Enid, OK, and WTNI Biloxi, MS (I have already heard WKSH Sussex/Milwaukee, WI)
1650- KFOX Torrance, CA (Los Angeles), KBJD Denver, CO, KSVE El Paso, TX, WHKT Portsmouth, VA, CJRS Montreal, QC, and CINA Mississauga, ON
1660- KRZI Waco, TX, KTIQ Merced, CA, KXOL Brigham City, UT, KXTR Kansas City, KS, WBCN Charlotte, NC, WCNZ Marco Island, FL, WGIT Canovanas, PR, and WWRU Jersey City, NJ
1670- KHPY Moreno Valley, CA, KNRO Redding, CA, and WFSM Dry Branch, GA (the other one, WTDY Madison, WI, is obviously the closest and most likely from my location)
1680- This one will be difficult with the new local TIS that is now on the air on this channel. Any of the six existing broadcast stations in the continental U.S.A. will do.
1690- Anything in the US and Canada other than nearby WVON Berwyn, IL (Chicago)
1700- WEUP Huntsville, AL, KVNS Brownsville, TX, KKLF Richardson, TX, and XEPE Tecate, BC (Mexico)
*Indicates a Class II-A ("breakdown") clear-channel station in the west which protects a Class I-A clear-channel counterpart in the east. So far, the only one I've heard in KRVN Lexington, NE on 880 kHz. I just know it would be possible to hear 1210 KGYN, 770 KKOB, 1020 KCKN, and 1030 KTWO during SR or SS skip (or even nighttime if switch isn't flipped) while they're still on daytime pattern, and under the right conditions. Those stations aren't all that much further away than KRVN (the closest II-A station to me). Also, I understand that people on this board from the Chicago and Memphis areas have heard KTNN from Window Rock, AZ on 660 kHz.
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