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Originally Posted by Phase700B 
Wondering if WKOW has other signal issues? This morning, and even during other parts of the day, WKOW signal is erratic and breaks up dropping in and out. . . then, suddenly, becomes rock solid for hours on end. The next day. . . same thing. Are there signal tests they do in the morning or lower power transistions going on? This has actually been going on for maybe just over a month or maybe two. I posted this before and some said tropo or some other issue, yet all other channels on the tower are fine.
I'm near Edgerton on a ridge and get both Rockford and Madison channels usually at 75% to 100% locked using a just a roof top 5 element rat shack antenna I've used for 6 years (with a 2 port distribution amp for two feeds). No other signal issues at all.
This does not seem like some weather issue. As I said, all other channels are fine and so is WKOW. . . when suddenly it goes erratic. I check the other channels when this happens and they are a solid signal level. And suddenly the WKOW signal will become rock solid as the others and be fine???

Wondering if WKOW has other signal issues? This morning, and even during other parts of the day, WKOW signal is erratic and breaks up dropping in and out. . . then, suddenly, becomes rock solid for hours on end. The next day. . . same thing. Are there signal tests they do in the morning or lower power transistions going on? This has actually been going on for maybe just over a month or maybe two. I posted this before and some said tropo or some other issue, yet all other channels on the tower are fine.
I'm near Edgerton on a ridge and get both Rockford and Madison channels usually at 75% to 100% locked using a just a roof top 5 element rat shack antenna I've used for 6 years (with a 2 port distribution amp for two feeds). No other signal issues at all.
This does not seem like some weather issue. As I said, all other channels are fine and so is WKOW. . . when suddenly it goes erratic. I check the other channels when this happens and they are a solid signal level. And suddenly the WKOW signal will become rock solid as the others and be fine???
I've noticed this issue also. I live about 5 miles south of Edgerton and with my indoor antenna setup WKOW has always been my best station coming in around 80% all the time, but when this happens the station will drop out or my signal will bounce erratically from the upper 40's to the 70's and cause numersous break ups. Wind usually causes this to happen, and I do live in a moderately wooded area, but I uaually notice this on days where there is no wind or very little. Also like your situtation other channels don't seem to be affected.














