RadioAaron wrote:

RadioActive wrote:

It's odd you would mention this. I obviously am not a listener to WTOR, but many years ago, I was DXing on a summer night and heard the station at an obviously reduced power coming in under WABC well after sundown.

I remember thinking, "Why are they still on?" I thought it might be a mistake, but then realized, why would they be airing any programming at all if they're supposed to be off the air? It made no sense. It went on for a few nights more and then stopped. 
 

Streaming

Not quite sure what you mean. This was definitely over the air, not on streaming. Are you saying they made a mistake and thought they were online only? Or that they were streaming and accidentally left the station on at low power? Either way, how does that happen?
 

CHOK Sarnia and CFCO Chatham both have repeaters on the FM band. Given these repeaters I'm not sure there would be any advantage for the listener if they migrated to the FM band. Of course they would save the expenses associated with operating a directional AM transmitter which would be significant. Both of the 10 kilowatt AM signals cover a large area.

Like CFOS it is unlikely they would get an FM frequency where they could operate at a robust power level that would provide anything more than a local signal probably not much more than their current repeaters.

Any word if they are taking down the CFOS AM towers yet?