Has anyone noticed that there is a tropo opening on FM this afternoon?
It's hard to tell without a very selective receiver though, since the band is so jammed up with squeeze ins and low power translators and stations. And probably not much near Detroit since there is so much IBOC sideband interference.
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Thank you for your patience!
- M.W.
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- M.W.
FM Tropo Opening in Much of the Lower Peninsula Area
FM Tropo Opening in Much of the Lower Peninsula Area
Is THAT where they got the idea for the 486-SX?
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Re: FM Tropo Opening in Much of the Lower Peninsula Area
I’ve definitely been picking up more stations outside of town than usual here in TC today...
Re: FM Tropo Opening in Much of the Lower Peninsula Area
Too late for me to try it today, but maybe it will still be active tomorrow. Here in south west ON, about 90 miles east of Windsor, the FM band isn't really cluttered on a normal day.
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Re: FM Tropo Opening in Much of the Lower Peninsula Area
Last weekend had some enhancement. I was in the Lansing area at the time and a lot of Detroit stations were pounding in like locals, even got WDZH to lock in HD. Some Toledo area stations were also coming in well, including WGTE, WRVF, WCKY and WPFX. On my drive home I managed to carry WKLQ all the way to the Ingham/Livingston county line, an area where WCEN is usually rock solid.
Re: FM Tropo Opening in Much of the Lower Peninsula Area
This happened in UHF also. I got some Detroit and Lansing area TV stations that I normally do not get (Tri-Cities area).