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Hi Kevin,
I hear a lot of stuff between 1600 and 1700 kHz. I hear some stuff from
Tennessee and Alabama that I don't normally hear below 1600. Also, I hear a
strong signal at 1700--which I believe is in Canada. It's format is
African-American oriented.
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Can anyone hear the radio stations around 1600 up to about 1750 or so? I =
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Ontario where I am so just wondering elsewhere.
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