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muchow@zebo.network.com (Jim Muchow) writes:
> In article <12LDPB2w165w@cybrspc.UUCP> roy%cybrspc@cs.umn.edu (Roy M. Silvernail) writes:
> >With the worst signal profile, I might add.  I used to like listening,
> >but 104 won't come in reliably at home, and not at all where I work.
>  
> Well, maybe not the worst, but certainly the most unusual. My brother, who
> works within sight of the masts can't pick up the station. On the other
> hand, we have picked up KJJO up in Cross Lake (north of Brainerd) clear as
> a bell for extended periods of time at night. Oh, yes, and then you lose
> the station for the first two or three miles of 94 south of 694.
> 
I was at a Magnolias concert they were broadcasting live and asked the DJ
there why they had such a lousy signal.  She said they were broadcasting 
out of Wisconson because it was cheaper or something and the Twin Cities was 
pretty close to the edge of the signal range.
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