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AM Frequency of the Week 1130

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Central Kansas:
Fair, audible signal from the recently relaunched KLEY/Wellington during daytime. Nighttime, it’s not existent, though not sure if I’ve received KWKH in the past at night.

North Iowa:
A weak KTLK/Minneapolis days. Nights, not sure.
 
West central Georgia:
Strong WALQ during the day with Spanish language programming from Montgomery AL. When this station was silent for a while, I could catch a weak signal from WLBA Gainesville Ga (also Spanish).
At night this frequency is now dominated by a strong signal from WALQ presumably running day power at night. When WALQ powered down, I could occasionally hear a weak WBBR New York or KWKH Shreveport.
 
WahooWah said:
West central Georgia:
Strong WALQ during the day with Spanish language programming from Montgomery AL. When this station was silent for a while, I could catch a weak signal from WLBA Gainesville Ga (also Spanish).
At night this frequency is now dominated by a strong signal from WALQ presumably running day power at night. When WALQ powered down, I could occasionally hear a weak WBBR New York or KWKH Shreveport.
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ANY power at night for WALQ is a no no.

WLBA has allegedly been running at night for far too long, according to someone closer to the situation
 
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