Interesting catch here.
I think the following is WBHR (as it's the only ESPN Radio affiliate that I can find on 660).
The only thing is, I have no idea how a ten thousand watt signal would be making in from Minnesota to Orlando. That would be about 1,631 miles on the hop from St. Cloud (according to my estimate); New York to Miami is only 1,278 miles.
I refer to this because there have been reports of WFAN coming in well near the Miami area...but these reports were made in the early 90s.
There's no way a 10,000 station could get this far out...right?
Was this WBHR?
Before or after dark? About 15 years ago I heard a station from Culiacan in Sinaloa state in Mexico, that's over 2000 miles over dirt, rocks, and mountains from where I lived, in the early hours of the morning using Rat Shack loop. My copy of the WRTH gave the night time power as 5000 KW. So yeah, it can happen, but everything has to be just right and it's usually a one off.
I thought I had that loop pointed at Brownsville, TX. where a station that called itself "The Voice of The Lower Rio Grande Valley" played AOR. I guess I had it aimed a little WNW?
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