Any WGBH FM radio listeners in S. Maine or Vermont

Since the signal will be over flat land and water, I think it may be doable with a high enough gain antenna. Manchester, NH pulls in WGBH okay but that's only about 50 miles. North of Manchester, in the foothills of the White Mountains, it gets bad real quick. Call 41, over in Kennebunkport, and ask him if you can bring an antenna and your Fanfare over to try it at his compound ;^)

I'm listening to WGBH FM in Gardner, MA.
Gardner is about 80 miles away. With the Magnum Dynalab ST-2 whip antenna this station comes in fine here.

Best,

Paul :-)

Call the station, and see if they have an area coverage map (engineering dept).

Thanks for all the info.......it sounds encouraging. (If I were more knowledgeable about FM reception, antennas, etc., I'd have more of an idea about the distance issue). I am checking out APS antennas also.

I wonder if I could get a Tivoli radio, or other portable radio, that has a connection for my Magnum Dynalab ST-2 antenna, & take it with me on various trips to check out the reception? If a portable radio wouldn't work for that, I suppose I could box up one of my tuners w/a small integrated amp that has a Headphone Output, + the MD antenna. A bit extreme, but someone staying in a hotel room for a night or 2 could do that.

I guess I need to consider the topography, as well as the distance, right? Like, probably Portland ME would have better reception with WGBH than Brattleboro VT? Or? Or maybe not, based on what Jax2 said about reception in S. VT.

thanks again, steve