Bruce, Their pattern must be pretty tight to the South. It is a bit of work to to get KKXA on top of KGDD during the day, but it can be done. as it gets closer to LSS in the late afternoon, the skip is more apparent on the upper frequencies, so holding a null on KGDD is tough. Then at night, KKXA seems to be heard easily on the NE EWE but there is still QRM from KGDD.
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