Daytime AM Bandscan for New York, NY (2015)

This is an AM bandscan taken October 26, 2015 in New York City's Central Park. It is posted here for nonprofit educational purposes only.
Stations included: WMCA, WICC, WSNR, WFAN, WOR & WOR-HD, WABC, WNYC, WCBS & WCBS-HD, WPAT, WNYM, WINS & WINS-HD, WEPN, WBBR, WVNJ, WLIB, WADO, WWRV, WKDM, WSTC, WNSW, WVOX, WZRC, WFME, WWRL, WWRU, WRCR, WQFG689
Note that the maps point to transmitter sites, which may be different from the city of license shown under the call letters.
Opening music is "Urban Street Speak" (CC BY 4.0) by TeknoAXE. www.teknoaxe.com/
For more information on AM DXing, visit my website. www.egrabow.com/dx/

[@danutbe6541]

1130, 1010 and 710 are every night receivable in Europe The easiest TA stations

[@crabbyeric900]

Also 1450 is WCTC from New Brunswick

[@NEILEAS]

I got that radio but the fast AM scan goes by 9. Can I change it to 10?

[@marc1178]

1090 might have been WBAL from Baltimore.

[@noahtabor4435]

Yes

[@dvferyance]

I am sure it was but what surprised me is WHPT from Philly was jsut as faint even though Philly is much closer than Baltimore.

[@TVNewsMan4TVNewsMan4]

WCTC 1450 out of New Brunswick did not come in at Central Park, wow.

[@vwestlife]

Also I was surprised there was no trace of 1250 WMTR from Morristown. Probably he had the radio pointing in the wrong direction to pick those up.

[@wx4newengland]

hd radio not as clear as I thought it would be.

[@FloridaTVDX]

The FM feeds sound better. Since all those stations are available over FM HD I dunno why they bother keeping it on AM.

[@crabbyeric900]

1050 used to be ESPN then one day while looking for the World Series it changed to a Spanish station lol.

[@gregpetridis3762]

It is in English again

[@LacyCrusty]

4:58 anyone hear WBZ’s signal?

[@TesliCZ133]

In America is most am station over daytime ?

[@juliegaetos6959]

There are few--though--as some may be clear-channels. Clear-channels are AM/MW freqs. that uses 50 kw (or more in other countries) to receive longer during nights (example is KXEL in Waterloo, Iowa, which can receive in 20 states plus 4 in Canada during nighttime). Not only in America (with Canada and Mexico, to name a few), it includes Asia. Japan, China, North/South Korea, and others did became clear-channels. One who receives a Taiwanese station in the Philippines (mostly in Manila or other adjacent places) needed to re-tune between 1340 to 1355 to receive. OR, at night, one who receives in Seoul some stations from China or Japan can needed higher efficiency to work it (and to eliminate jammers from the North).

[@Windfarmer]

1520 may be WTHE

[@isaiolveragarcia275]

AM Radio Analog Shutdown.