According to the maps, KMZQ has a fine signal in Las Vegas and vicinity.

That "minor" lobe you speak of covers Las Vegas and everything within 50
miles.

That 600 Watts does decently as well.

I have a friend headed to Las vegas sometime in the next few weeks, I'll
have him check it out!


On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 2:56 PM, Glenn Hauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> NRC AM Log 2008 says its 30000/600 watts, U4. Looked up at FCC, the plots
> for the CP, now on the air, show daytime pattern has major lobe at 335
> degrees, minor lobe in opposite direxion 155 degrees, pulled-in nulls at 75
> and 235 degrees, which are roughly (exactly?) toward Chicago and LA.
> Nighttime pattern is just the opposite! Major lobe at 155 degrees, minor at
> 335 degrees, same nulls. How can that work? Two different sites? No, single
> site NW of Las Vegas. They must figure with 30 kW they can really beam away
> from the city in the daytime and still cover it plenty well, as well as much
> of Nevada, while with only 600 watts at night, they need to aim most of it
> toward the city. They use three towers daytime and four at night to
> accomplish this (Glenn Hauser, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
>
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