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  * [RF Radiation Hazards|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/RFF%20Radiation%20Hazards.pdf], 1983 
  * [Signal Intensity Graphs|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/Signal%20Intensity%20Graphs.pdf] 
  * [SIGNAL VARIATIONS OVER A FIVE· YEAR· PERIOD|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/Signal%20Variations%20Over%20Five-Year%20Period.pdf], Len Spencer., BE Consulting Author, and Chief Engineer, CKAC, 
 Montreal, Quebec.-Daily recording of signal strength for five years has revealed large variations, apparently due to temperature changes. Broadcast Engineering, August 1966 
+ * [Summer-to-Winter Changes in AM Coverage|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/Summer%20to%20Winter%20Changes%20in%20AM%20Coverage.pdf], Paul F. Godley, Jr., Your AM service area is often smaller in summer than in winter. This article summarizes several years' measurements which indicate the scope of the problem. It also explains how to live with the phenomenon - since you can't change it. BM/E, July 1970  
  * [Sunspots and Radio|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/HF%20RADIO-CRAFT.pdf] - The sun's magnetic storms are important to listeners on earth. Harlan True Stetson, Radio-Craft, February 1948 
 * FCC Documents 
  * [FCC Announces The Interference Improvement Factors For Stations Which Have Petitioned To Migrate To The Expanded Broadcast Band|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/FCC%20PN%20Interference%20Improvement%20Factors%2012-3-1993.pdf], December 3, 1993 
  * [DA 12-1559|https://bh.hallikainen.org/DonaldEveristLibrary/Papers/DA-12-1559A1%20NAL%209-28-12%20Indio%20CA.pdf] NOTICE OF APPARENT LIABILITY FOR FORFEITURE AND ORDER, KESQ for missing issues/programs lists. Adopted: September 27, 2012 

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Montreal, Quebec.-Daily recording of signal strength for five years has revealed large variations, apparently due to temperature changes. Broadcast Engineering, August 1966