KKNW had 10,000 watt during the day and only 6000 watt power at night. I'm not positive but I don't believe the station goes to nighttime power until after games would have been over. Here is what the 10,000 watt coverage looked like.

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AM radio stations that power up and down do so at sunrise (power up) and sunset (power down) meaning that KKNW was at their lower power numbers during T-birds broadcasts.
Steffen... great info. I just assumed they didn't power down until late night. That means the signal for games is going to be MUCH better than is was at KKNW.
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