Framingham/Sudbury Area "Always" Listenable Stations: Any ?

[BOBRR]

Hello,

I also do sw monitoring <30 MHz or so.
What is really nice when checking out equipment, etc. is to use WWV.
Can always pick it up, strong and clear.

Unfortunately they do not transmit on vhf/uhf.

Was wondering:

Live North of Framingham, Mass. (Middlesex)

Are there any stations, etc., that are nearly always listenable to, reasonably strong, etc.,
that I can expect in my area to "always" hear in my area that I can use as a "check" ?

Thanks,
Bob

 

[fxdscon]

NOAA Weather Radio. In your area 162.475 MHz.

 

[ecps92]

Any of the WX channels, make note of which ones you hear and which ones you don't
that way if you check and hear one you never get, you know the band is open

VHF Propagation Map

aprs.mennolink.org

like today

NOAA Weather Radio. In your area 162.475 MHz.

 

[ve3ext]

Hello,

I also do sw monitoring <30 MHz or so.
What is really nice when checking out equipment, etc. is to use WWV.
Can always pick it up, strong and clear.

Unfortunately they do not transmit on vhf/uhf.

Was wondering:

Live North of Framingham, Mass. (Middlesex)

Are there any stations, etc., that are nearly always listenable to, reasonably strong, etc.,
that I can expect in my area to "always" hear in my area that I can use as a "check" ?

Thanks,
Bob

if you're talking low band 30-50., there are several frees., repeaters in the 29.7 to 31mhz range
Also., at least 3-4 6 metre repeaters in the 53-54 range.
I visit there frequrntly
jerry