Yep i remembered that station , you could listen to it in STEREO from two Farmall 450 Diesels while we worked ground. One night late my buddy and i were plowing at around 2 in the morning and we see this car go down the road real slow and turnj around and pull up at the end of the field and here comes a county mounty walking into the field and i stop the tractor and turn the radio down and get off to see what he wants . He begins to tell me that for the past half hour he has been trying to figure where these loud radio's were coming from . Seams that the noise was travling down the valley and people could hear us several miles away over the noise of two 450's with out mufflers . He told us that he did not mind us farming into the wee hours of the morning but please keep the radios turn down to a low roar.
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