One advantage to switching focus to Florida stations is, I can sleep later! Last night and this morning's loggings with modified PL-380. Times in UTC.

03-10
2240	1480	WZJY	Mt Pleasant	SC	SS hip-hop
2300	1480	WABB	Mobile	AL	ID
2308	1480	WUNA	Ocoee	FL	SS mx
2310	1470	WMGG	Tampa	FL	Market report
2325	1570	WTWB	Auburndale	FL	SS mx
03-11
0045	570	WTBN	Pinellas Park	FL	Rel singing under R Reloj
1130	1300	WFFG	Marathon	FL	Florida Keys First Day Bank ad
1135	1230	WBZT	West Palm Beach	FL	Bloomberg wx-sports
1145	1050	WROS	Jacksonville	FL	Sermon on sinning Florida #136
1150	1050	WFAM	Augusta	GA	Gospel preaching ULR #396

With the exception of a cluster of stations around Orlando, most Florida stations are on a coast. Sunrise is a busy time! From here in South Florida, the bearings to stations on the same frequency don't vary much. Nulling a station in Tampa, on the Gulf Coast, to hear a station in Jacksonville, on the Atlantic coast, is tricky. Then there are all the other stations to the north, where sunrise is earlier, and of course my little friends in Cuba. Florida has about 220 AM stations. Only California and Texas have more stations on 1450. Unfortunately, I have one right here in Stuart, which knocks out the other five. Logging 150 Florida stations may be as hard as ridding the Everglades of pythons.

(In case you're wondering how bad the python problem is, they are scaring the alligators so much, the gators are trying to break into houses to escape. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-390502/Darling-theres-alligator-door.html )

73,

Jim, KR1S
http://kr1s.kearman.com/