Quote:I can deal with his annoying self if it means we'll actually get to see a whole game on tv without it going out or switching in the middle of it to Cheers or something!!

When the sun sets, the ionisphere ceases to be electrically charged by the sun, specially the D & E layers. This allows radio signals to be reflected back to earth and increase their range.

Called Skywave, it's why you can hear WABC, WCBS, WWL on the beach and up I-95 at night.

 

Because WJXL is a local station licensed to Jax Beach, they cannot interfere with designated Regional stations at or near 1010 on the dial. They have to restrict their power output and more importantly restrict their night time signal pattern. This is why they are great at the beach and vaporize at Chaffe Rd. 92.5 is also licensed to Jax Beach and local .

 

WGNE 99.9 Gator Country is an old line FM station with a signal that covers Nassau, Baker, Duval, St. Johns, Clay and into Volusia. I can get them on I-4 heading into Sanford.

This was a wise choice to add night coverage the other two stations lack.

 

Well I guess we can look forward to Frangie taking 62 takes as to why he didn't like a certain play ;-)

 

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