> Quite few spanish, french, italian and german stations can be heard as > soon as the sun > goes down here. The sun sets 3 hours later in California. And it is true > that many of them > vanish after their midnight, as in the Cinderella tale. Those are their > sleeping hours, some > nine hours different from those in the West Coast. > > Maybe the chinese woodpecker is obliterating them too in California... >
Yeah interesting, I'm in California and my experience matches the other guy in California. I never hear anything below 7.040. It makes sense though, Europe is tough from California. I think it's the north pole, which is a black hole for RF. We drive all the east coast stations insane, because we don't hear a peep and walk all over the EU DX they are trying to work.
