>>This, at least to me, also requires considerably more experience than, say, determining the signal dispersal pattern of a 1500-foot tower with 10K watts of transmitter power at 1600KHz over flat terrain (BG)(ducking).
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>Ah, a weak AM radio station to be sure... do you have the humidity, temp and geographical coordinates... it will make solving the problem a lot easier... :)

(laugh) yeah, that *would* make a difference, wouldn't it?

As it happens, those were the properties of the first radio station of my commercial broadcasting career -- WAAM in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Average temp about 65 degrees, average humidity around 45 percent, and I can't remember the lat/long after 28 years or so (BG)...

Yes, a *very* weak station by comparison to the clear channel folks, but it was the flagship station for Wolverine football for many years until WJR picked them up about 10 years ago.

Wow, what a flood of great memories...thanx Jerry! (s)