Hi HG,
What you are hearing is most likely multipath noise, caused by slightly different signal paths causing time shift errors at your receiving antenna.
When I moved KBAQ back to South Mountain from the White Tank site many listeners were very happy with the increased signal strength, but many buildings in the Southeast valley caused a noticeable increase in multipath noise.
They are already using a circularly polarized antenna for transmission to minimize this bad effect of the land, and unfortunately, there is nothing more the station can do.
Your best action might be to re-orient your antenna for best quieting on KBAQ. If you do not already have a directional antenna for your receiver, I highly recommend an outdoor one.
Dennis Gilliam
Retired Chief Engineer
KJZZ-KBAQ
What you are hearing is most likely multipath noise, caused by slightly different signal paths causing time shift errors at your receiving antenna.
When I moved KBAQ back to South Mountain from the White Tank site many listeners were very happy with the increased signal strength, but many buildings in the Southeast valley caused a noticeable increase in multipath noise.
They are already using a circularly polarized antenna for transmission to minimize this bad effect of the land, and unfortunately, there is nothing more the station can do.
Your best action might be to re-orient your antenna for best quieting on KBAQ. If you do not already have a directional antenna for your receiver, I highly recommend an outdoor one.
Dennis Gilliam
Retired Chief Engineer
KJZZ-KBAQ