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<blockquote data-quote="sprivxd3" data-source="post: 1621137" data-attributes="member: 254508">Hello all,So this one afternoon whilst attending a very uneventful, weekend long, overnight Catholic Convention, I was wandering the campus hosting the convention&#039;s 6 floor, open air parking lot.Thinking I&#039;d pass the time listening to music, I popped in my headphones and kicked up some tunes on my iPod Classic, 80gigabyte model.A song with a long pause of silence came on. Listening closly, I heard a song that I knew was not on my iPod... went something like &quot;That good old mountain due&quot;... I&#039;d never heard the song before. Then I heard commercials... lol... then i heard an announcer say the name of the channel... something &quot;east coast&quot;... I was shocked that my ipod was able to pick up stations from that far away, so i&#039;m thinking the station must&#039;ve been broadcasting in am... obv.Anyone have an explanation for this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sprivxd3, post: 1621137, member: 254508"] Hello all, So this one afternoon whilst attending a very uneventful, weekend long, overnight Catholic Convention, I was wandering the campus hosting the convention's 6 floor, open air parking lot. Thinking I'd pass the time listening to music, I popped in my headphones and kicked up some tunes on my iPod Classic, 80gigabyte model. A song with a long pause of silence came on. Listening closly, I heard a song that I knew was not on my iPod... went something like "That good old mountain due"... I'd never heard the song before. Then I heard commercials... lol... then i heard an announcer say the name of the channel... something "east coast"... I was shocked that my ipod was able to pick up stations from that far away, so i'm thinking the station must've been broadcasting in am... obv. Anyone have an explanation for this? [/QUOTE]

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