KGO is on the Newark side of the Dumbarton Bridge, virtually surrounded by
water. KNBR is in Belmont, just east of US 101. They are about 10-12 miles
apart.
I live in Campbell, just southwest of San Jose. While both stations are very
strong there, there is no interaction between them an
Hi Glen, k g o's transmitter site is by the Dumbarton bridge, and I
believe that is in Newark California, and the knbr transmitter site is
in Bellmont, I do believe, but I had heard it was by the San Francisco
international airport, but maybe I'm confusing them with k g e i on
short wave.
On Wed,
Glenn,
I think you're right. KGO is strong enough here (8 miles directly north,
over water, in their beam) that they take out 800 and 820 and still heavily
distort 790 and 830. I am also about 10 miles SSE of KNBR with their 50KW ND
antenna. Needless to say, there's a bunch of non-exist
--- Glenn Hauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> KNBR on 940 would be a leapfrog mixing product, as I like to call
> them On SW,
> of 680 over KGO 810, a further 130 kHz. Are the KGO and KNBR sites
> close enough
> to interact? It could be an external mixing product, not necessarily
> receiver-produ
KNBR on 940 would be a leapfrog mixing product, as I like to call them On SW,
of 680 over KGO 810, a further 130 kHz. Are the KGO and KNBR sites close enough
to interact? It could be an external mixing product, not necessarily
receiver-produced front-end overload. 73, Glenn Hauser, OK
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