MAY - Worldwide TV-FM DX Association

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VHF-UHF DIGEST
The Official Publication of the Worldwide TV-FM DX Association
MAY 2011
The Magazine for TV and FM DXers
Picture by Paul Mitschler
If you only read one page of this
VUD, read PAGE THREE!
Visit Us At www.wtfda.org
THE WORLDWIDE TV-FM DX ASSOCIATION
Serving the UHF-VHF Enthusiast
THE VHF-UHF DIGEST IS THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WORLDWIDE TV-FM DX ASSOCIATION
DEDICATED TO THE OBSERVATION AND STUDY OF THE PROPAGATION OF LONG DISTANCE TELEVISION
AND FM BROADCASTING SIGNALS AT VHF AND UHF. WTFDA IS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
DOUG SMITH, GREG CONIGLIO, BRUCE HALL, KEITH McGINNIS AND MIKE BUGAJ.
Editor and publisher: Mike Bugaj
Treasurer: Keith McGinnis wtfda.org Webmaster: Tim McVey
wtfda.info Site Administrator: Chris Cervantez
Editorial Staff: Jeff Kruszka, Keith McGinnis,
Fred Nordquist, Nick Langan, Doug Smith,
Peter Baskind, Bill Hale and John Zondlo,
Our website: www.wtfda.org; Our forums: www.wtfda.info
MAY 2011
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CONTENTS
Page Two
Our Future
Mailbox
TV News…Doug Smith
FM News…Bill Hale
FCC Facilities Changes
Photo News…Jeff Kruszka
Coast to Coast TV DX…Nick Langan
Southern FM DX…John Zondlo
Northern FM DX…Keith McGinnis
NOAA Weather Radio…Eric Bueneman
Review: RCA Mobile DTV Receiver
Appalacian Radio
Canadian RDS Expansion
Renewal Form
Finally! For those of you online with an email
address, we now offer a quick, convenient and
secure way to join or renew your membership
in the WTFDA. Just logon to Paypal and send
your dues to [email protected].
Use the email address above to either join
the WTFDA or renew your membership in
North America’s only TV and DX organization.
Membership with Paper VUD: $24/year
Membership with eVUD (.pdf): $10/year
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FIND US FAST!
WTFDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mike Bugaj, use the WTFDA Mailing address listed below
Doug Smith, 1385 Old Clarksville Pike, Pleasant View, TN 37146-8098
Greg Coniglio, 11825 Genesee St., Alden, NY 14004
D.Bruce Hall, 5 Stirton Ave., Brantford, ON N3T1E2 Canada
Keith McGinnis, 18 Newbridge St., Hingham, MA 02043
[email protected]
[email protected]
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THE MAILBOX and all general club correspondence:
Mike Bugaj at WTFDA, PO Box 501, Somersville, CT 06072
[email protected]
TV NEWS
Doug Smith, 1389 Old Clarksville Pike, Pleasant View, TN 37146-8098
[email protected]
FM NEWS
Bill Hale, 6124 Roaring Springs Drive, N. Richland Hills, TX 76180
[email protected]
PHOTO NEWS
Jeff Kruszka, 1909 Lost Lake Pl., Pearland, TX 77581
[email protected]
EASTERN AND WESTERN TV DX
Nick Langan, 1040 Riverview Dr., Florence, NJ 08516
[email protected]
SOUTHERN FM
John Zondlo, 4009 Driftwood Cir., Yukon, OK 73099
[email protected]
NORTHERN FM
Keith McGinnis, 18 Newbridge St., Hingham, MA 02043
[email protected]
TV and FM STATISTICS
Fred Nordquist, 147 Travis Hill Road, Moncks Corner, SC
[email protected]
6 METER/2 METER
Peter Baskind, 3225 Forest Hill-Irene Rd, Germantown, TN 38138
[email protected]
WEBSITE Tim McVey Webmaster http://www.wtfda.org
[email protected]
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The Future of the VUD & WTFDA
This is a question to the entire WTFDA membership. What would happen to the WTFDA as a club if suddenly
the VUD stopped being published? Would it matter? Would you want to keep the WTFDA going without it,
even if that meant a WTFDA in a different form?
Here’s why I ask. In two short months I will turn 65. I have already retired from my technician job back in
August of 2010. I have been publishing the VUD for you all for the past ten years. At some point I will stop. I
can’t conceive of me publishing a paper VUD at age 70, or even 67. If I were ten years younger I would still be
looking forward to doing the paper VUD, but not now.
Find another publisher, you might say. Some might remember that I took this job because no one else
wanted it back then and my gut feeling is that even more so, nobody is going to want to publish both a paper
VUD and an eZine.
I’ve already emailed the board about my future plans and they are supportive.
Almost everyone who joins WTFDA now takes the eVUD. It's been around since Sept. 2001 and has about
90 happy readers. Preparing the eVUD takes considerably less time each month than preparing the paper
edition. I can continue publishing the eVUD as long as I stay healthy (you never know). But if I’m unable to do it
for some reason, the information will be available on the WTFDA Forum site.
So effective immediately, I will no longer take NEW subscriptions for the paper VUD. The paper VUD is no
longer an option for new members or re-joiners. Membership forms now reflect that change. I will return any
$24 checks I receive for new memberships and/or contact them about taking the eVUD instead.
WTFDA members who now receive the paper VUD will continue to receive the paper VUD until a time to be
determined (12-18 months?). For members who, for one reason or another, have no access to a computer and
internet, we will continue to mail you a printed edition. I would ask WTFDA members who are online (and that’s
all but about 40 of you) to please voluntarily change over to the eVUD at renewal time to help make this
transition easier. Many of you already read both versions so switching should not be a problem.
The WTFDA Forums (wtfda.info) have just been upgraded to vBulletin 4.13 and ought to be more than just
discussion forums. The Forums should be WTFDA HQ. The Members Area of the Forums is perfect for that
purpose. The Members Area is ideal for WTFDA members interacting with each other, receiving news from the
BoD and column editors, preparing your reports and reading your eVUD. You can now enter IRC Chat from the
Forums.
Give Us Your Input!
1.Does the WTFDA really need a paper publication?
Yes( ) No( )
2.Would a Forum site, website, eVUD and email list be of enough value
to keep you as a dues paying WTFDA member?
Yes( ) No( )
3.Would a Forum site, website and email list be of enough value to keep
you as a dues paying WTFDA member?
Yes( ) No( )
4.Have you visited the WTFDA Forums (wtfda.info)at least once in the past three months?
Yes( ) No( )
5.Do you ever visit the WTFDA Website (wtfda.org)?
Yes( ) No( )
If you checked no on #4 or #5, please explain briefly
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The future of the WTFDA is up to you, not me. I’ve done my share the past ten years to help keep it going but
it’s you folks who will ultimately determine its fate. Perhaps somebody will emerge to keep publishing the paper
VUD. But right now we cannot count on that happening.
Take our survey. Mail it back to PO Box 501 OR email your answers to the BOD or better yet, register at the
WTFDA Forums and post your thoughts in the Members Area (I will also try to have this survey available
there). We will print all comments in the VUD/eVUD. Please email any (or all) of the BoD. Tell us what you
think. Please do it because apathy will also tell us volumes about the condition of the club. Don’t rely on
somebody else to do it. We need to hear from you. Thanks for reading.
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P.O. Box 501, Somersville, CT USA 06072
MIKE BUGAJ
[email protected]
IS IT SPRING YET?
Thursday, June 23 - Sunday, June 26, 2011
at Airport Value Inn & Suites, 6875 Space
Village Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO,
80915.
From
more
information
about
accomodations,
browse
to
http://www.airportvalueinn.com
Weather-wise it’s been pretty dismal for
many of us. I think a few of us are pretty fed
up with the month of April and looking forward
to a little tropo and E skip in the next few
months. I hope we can salvage what is left of
spring.
I’ve actually resorted to monitoring the CB
frequencies and 10 meters. How pathetic is
that?
What’s even more pathetic is looking out
the kitchen window and seeing the
thermometer read 35 degrees outside, which
it has, two days in a row; great conditions for
tropo, he said with some sarcasm!
And, as luck would have it, a fairly large
Es opening occurred on April 27th that took in
much of the eastern US and Canada. The
MUF was up to at least 108mhz. A few DTVs
were logged as well as Canadian analogs.
See the WTFDA forums for more details.
Phone number for reservations and inquiries
is 719-596-5588.
Special convention guest room rate will be
$69 per night, mention IRCA convention and
host Bob Wien. Mike Sanburn will be playing
co-host. Bob has set up a special address to
accept registrations of $30 per person, and
any auction item donations etc...It is
Robert Wien
#106
2910 North Powers Blvd.
Colorado Springs, CO
80922-2801
We're planning the usual station tours on
Friday, tower photo ops, business meeting,
banquet, and auction on Saturday. We'll have
much more information as it becomes
available. Everybody who loves AM radio is
invited ! For more info, contact Mike Sanburn.
MEMBERS AND MORE
This month we add two new members.
John Ramsey (CT) signed up for the eVUD
and Rich Rose took the paper VUD. Rich just
got in under the wire.
John Ramsey has been in CT radio for
many years. He’s CE of WCCC 106.9 and
WWUH 91.3 in Hartford and the guy who took
the IBOC off WCCC AM and FM. He’ll always
have a special place in our hearts for that.
Welcome to both of you!
Renewals were received from the period
of 3/19 through 4/11 from Dan Novotny (WI),
Peter Taylor (WA), Joe Perge (OH), Aaron
Mitterling (IN), Roger Gravelle (ON), James
Brown (VA), Greg Barker (IN), Luis
Franceschi (PR), Bill Higgs (CA), Jacob
Norlund (MN), Ray Dees (GA), Ivan Silva
(Brazil), Pat Dyer (TX), Barry Shinall (VA),
David Legler (MN) and William Thompson
(MD). Thank you all for supporting the
WTFDA!
WTFDA WEBSITE
The WTFDA home page has four links or
the 2011 Es and Tropo season. The links are
for DX Sherlock, APRS tropo map, TV-FM
Skip Log and the WTFDA Forum. Switch
between them at will. You can’t miss them.
WTFDA IRC CHAT
You can now enter chat from the WTFDA
Forums. There’s a new forum called IRC
Chat. Just click on that and you’ll find yourself
at the chat login screen. Enter as a guest, or
use your name. Chat is great anytime but
especially when skip is going on. It’s a great
way to add more stations to your log or to get
those unids ID’ed very quickly.
MORE…
I have lots of information for you this
month including breaking news of a
NRC/WTFDA convention, so enjoy it and see
you next month. -Mike
It really seems that club conventions are
things of the past. The only club having a
convention this year is the IRCA. Here is the
info from the IRCA website:
The 2011 IRCA convention will be held
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TV
News
Douglas E. Smith
1389 Old Clarksville Pike
Pleasant View, TN
37146-8098
[email protected]
http://www.w9wi.com
May 2011
Abbreviations:
AF
Applied For (a new station)
Aux
Auxiliary (backup) transmitter
CC
Callsign change
CL
City-of-license change
CX
Canceled
DC
Converted to DTV
DCC
Digital Companion Channel
NS DCC Granted flash-cut to DTV
DE
License/permit deleted
DR
Requests flash-cut to DTV
FC
Programming (format) change
FTP
Failure to Prosecute
GA
Granted amendment (to table of channel
allotments)
LC
License to Cover
MX
Mutually Exclusive
NDA
Non-directional antenna
NS
Permit granted for new station
DG
Granted conversion to DTV
NW
PA
PC
PG
PR
RA
QC
QG
QR
RE
ROA
SI
STA
New station on the air
Proposed Amendment
Power (and/or tower height) change on the air
Power change granted
Power change requested
Returns to the air
Channel (frequency) change on the air
Channel change granted
Channel change requested
Reinstated (previously-dismissed app.)
Request of Applicant
Off the air (silent)
Special Temporary Authority
XC
XG
XR
lpdtv
DRT
Transmitter site changed
Transmitter site change granted
Transmitter site change requested
Low Power Digital TV
Digital Replacement Translator
News:
Windsor
176m
NS 45kw/
302m
29 CHCH-DT-3 NS 15kw/
300m
9 CBOFT-DT NS 3.5kw/
425m
20 CJMT-DT-2 NS 15kw/
202m
PG 106.9kw/
20 CBLT-DT
491m
25 CBLFT-DT QG from ch. 24,
106.2kw
NS 18.1kw/
51 CJMT-DT
501m, 43-38-33/
79-23-14
26 CHWI-DT-60 NS 200w/94m
Quebec
MontrÃ©al
19 CBFT-DT
AF denied. (see
text)
NS 16.19kw/
238m
MontrÃ©al
21 CBMT-DT
MontrÃ©al
49 CJNT-DT
NS 14.54kw/
253m
Rimouski
18 CJPC-DT
Saguenay
12 CKTV-TV
NS 2.4kw/
63m
Saguenay
46 CJPM-DT
Trois-Rivieres
45 CIVC-DT
Saskatchewan
Humboldt
Regina
32 CIWH-TV-1
9 CBKT-DT
(full-power digital stations in bold face; LPTV and
translators in regular type; full-power analog stations in
bold italics; low-power analog stations in regular
italics)
London
Muskoka
Ottawa
Ottawa
Canada
Alberta
Brooks
Toronto
British Columbia
Vancouver
20 CHNM-DT
Vancouver
43 CBUT-DT
New Brunswick
Fredericton
19 CBAT-DT
Moncton
Toronto
9 CFCN-TV-3 FC from CFCN to
CFCN-5 Lethbridge
11 CBAFT-DT
Newfoundland & Labrador
St. John's
8 CBNT-DT
Northwest Territories
Yellowknife
8 CFYK-DT
Toronto
NS 8.3kw/
670m, 49-21-26/
122-57-13
QG from 58,
103.34kw
Nova Scotia
New Glasgow
2 CJCB-TV-4
Ontario
Bobcayegon
35 CFTO-DT-54 NS 38kw/
CX
5
10 CFPL-DT
NS 16.6kw/
111m, 45-31-05/
73-33-02
QG from 20,
436.34kw/
298m, 45-30-20/
73-35-30
NS 4kw/
219m
NS 360w/
118m
NS 7.4kw/
581m
NS 200kw/
107m
AF 290kw/
398m
CX
AF 60kw/
Regina
Puerto Rico
San Juan
San Juan
13 CBKFT-DT
23 NEW-lpdtv
28 WKAQ-TV
207m
NS 28.5kw/
180m
AF dismissed
PC>925kw/
854m
Palm Desert
Redding
43 KDUO-LD
26 KGEC-LD
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
21 KPMR
41 KVMM-CD
Santa Barbara
50 KBAB-LD
Colorado
Carbondale
43 NEW-lpdtv
Cortez
U.S. Virgin Islands
Christiansted
15 WVIF
CX
Cortez
Cortez
USA
Alabama
Alexander City
31 WAXC-LP
Huntsville
19 WHNT-TV
Talladega
47 WOIL-LP
Alaska
Anchorage
Cortez
32 K32IJ
DC from ch. 64,
15kw, 32-56-47/
85-56-33
PG<250kw/
531m, non-DA
DR 11kw, 33-08-23/
86-15-26
Dolores
2, 4, K02OG,
5, 6, K04NK,
8, K05GA,
10, K06NT,
12, K08LL,
13 K10MZ,
K12QH,
K13AT
Gateview
2 K02IK
13 KTPP-LD
CC for NS
14, K14JL,
16 K16DW
PR<3/
2.6kw, 64-55-20/
147-42-55
Fairbanks
22 K22EY-D
PC>3.8kw, 64-48-43/
147-42-04
Ketchikan
13 KUBD
PR>413w/-71
Arizona
Bullhead City
Cottonwood
Flagstaff
Flagstaff
Kingman
Lake Havasu City
Parks
Phoenix
Prescott
24
42
14
27
20
17
47
35
43
Snowflake
Tucson
3 K03FB-D
21 K21CX-D
DC 195w
DR 5kw; DG
DG 100w
PG>15kw
DC 43w
DC 780w
DG 430w
PC<7.36kw
DG from K55DB,
615w
DG 300w
DG 6.2kw
Arkansas
Clarksville
4 K04RA-D
Hot Springs
18 KTVV-LP
Fairbanks
California
Chico
Chico
Clarks Crossing
Eureka
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Lucerne Valley
Monterey
National City
Weber Canyon
Wellington
K24DK
K42AC
K14KK-D
KTVW-CD
K20ID
K17DA
K47GQ-D
KFPH-CA
K43LW-D
17 KXVU-LD
27 KUCO-LD
48 KDAS-LP
31,
33
3
6
47
21
50
KEUV-LD,
KEMY-LD
KVTU-LP
KSFV-LP
KIJR-LD
KMUV-LP
K61GH
7, 9, K07UY,
11 K09DM,
K11LP
19, K19JA-D,
23 K23LH-D
25 K56JI-D
2, 4, K02OS,
5, 8, K04ON,
10, K05LI,
13 K08MB,
K10OD,
K13XH
22, NEW-lpdtv
35,
50
Delaware
Seaford
5 NEW
Wilmington
Wyoming
31 WPPX-DT
49 NEW-lpdtv
District of Columbia
Washington
22 WMDO-LD
NW 300w, 35-25-06/
93-33-20
DR from ch. 49,
15kw, 34-30-18/
93-04-42
DG 10kw
DG 15kw
DR 15kw, 37-55-24/
122-35-43
DG 4kw
DR 300w
DR 300w dismissed
DG 5kw
DR from ch. 23, 1kw
DG from ch. 61,
6
15kw, 32-41-47/
116-56-09; DC
DG 7.5kw
PG<7.5kw, 40-39-15/
122-31-26
PG>930m
Adds 41.2
subchannel relaying
KBEH-63 (24)
FC to translator of
KOCE-50 (48) (all
four subchannels)
AF 150w; DCC for
K38FO
DC 300w
NW 100w, 37-21-01/
108-08-01
QC from ch. 56,
100w, 37-21-01/
108-08-01
DC 1kw, 37-21-54/
108-08-49
DC 4/
5/
5/
5/
6/
6/
6/
6w, 37-28-00/
108-31-26
DC 60w, 38-15-43/
107-15-01
DC 2w
AF dismissed
(Landover 2 LLC)
AF 10kw/
144m, 38-57-17/
76-05-35
PG>1000kw
AF RE 15kw, 39-0349/
75-34-27
QR from ch. 8, 8.9kw
Florida
Aripeka
27 WOCD-LD
DG 15kw, 28-42-56/
82-32-36; CL from
Dunnellon
Bradenton
18 WSVT-CA
DC 15kw
Gainesville
Key Largo
45 WYME-CA
11 WDFL-LD
Key West
41 WMDF-LD
Marathon
35 W35CH-D
Miami
23 WLTV-DT
Miami
Ocala
29 WEYS-LD
24 WESH 0819AAD
CC from WYPNPC<10w, 25-32-24/
80-28-07
DG 5.7kw, 24-33-19/
81-48-05
XC 25-05-29/
80-26-37
NS 575kw/
257m (aux)
QC from ch. 54
PG<6.5kw (DRT for
ch. 11 Daytona Bch.);
Palatka
25 WJGV-CD
Port St. Lucie
Santa Rosa
Beach
Tequesta
35 WSLF-LD
43 WGOX-LP
Georgia
La Grange
Hawaii
Hilo
16 WPBF
32 W32DU-D
NW
QG from ch. 48,
9.5kw
DG 9kw
XR 30-33-30/
87-02-41
NS 1000kw/
425m (aux); NW
West Monroe
Maryland
Ocean City
NW 2kw/31m
11 K09LO-D
QR from ch. 9, 4w,
44-32-09/
116-02-55;
supercedes permit
to go to ch. 30
Idaho
Cascade
Glenns Ferry
16 K16JE-D
NW 430w, 42-55-37/
115-21-10
McCall
11 NEW-lpdtv
AF 32w, 45-00-29/
116-08-00; DCC for
K05FG
QR from 12,
dismissed. Filed for
a DCC
(390w)instead.
Pocatello
40 K12OA
Illinois
Aurora
20 WPVN-CA
Chicago
7 WCHU-LP
Chicago
19 WGN-TV
Chicago
44 WLS-TV
Chicago
48 WMEU-CA
Decatur
17 WAND
Decatur
18 WAND
Quincy
52 KZSL-LP
Indiana
Brazil
Indianapolis
Marion
30, NEW-lpdtv
51
13 WTHR
22 W22DV-D
Kansas
Lawrence
41 KMCI-TV
Topeka
10 KGKC-LP
Wichita
15 K15DD
Kentucky
Madisonville
20 WAZE-DT
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
13 WBRZ-TV
PC>730kw/
324m
DC 39-01-58/
95-55-10
DC 5.4kw
CX, but reported on
the air
23 WSTY-LP
PG>183.1kw
Monroe
22 KMNO-LP
DR 15kw, 32-30-25/
45 WCEA-LD
Cambridge
41 WLVI
DR from ch. 58
dismissed
PG<7.5kw, 42-20-57/
71-04-31; increase
antenna height 210m
PC>690kw
17 WXMI 0321ABG
AF 15kw, 42-07-44/
85-20-22; DRT for ch.
19 in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids
29 WUHQ-LP
DR 6kw
Jackson
34 WHTV
PG<88kw/
288m, but amended
to specify 280kw
Alexandria
14,
16,
21,
26,
30,
32,
34,
38
DR 1.05kw; DG
Olivia
23, K23FP,
49, K49AJ,
51 K51AL
DR 1kw
Park Rapids
16 K16IC-D
DG
Mississippi
Biloxi
16 WMAH-TV
Magee
34 WRBJ-DT
PC>540kw/
474m
CX (but reported on
the air)
Missouri
Branson
36 KBNS-LD
Columbia
8 KOMU-TV
Columbia
Kansas City
14 K14OI-D
24 KCTV
Kansas City
42 KSHB-TV
Kansas City
Kirksville
Springfield
43 KCDN-LP
22 K34CW
39 K54FX
Montana
Elmo
36 K36KR-D
Kalispell
46 NEW
Plains
8 K08OY-D
Plains
31 K31KQ-D
Nebraska
Columbus
PR<498m, 30-17-48/
91-11-37; PG; PC
DR 15kw
23 KLPB-TV
CC from W63DC,
W65EF
Minnesota
AF dismissed
(Landover 2 LLC)
PR>42.1kw, DA
PR>15kw
Hammond
63, WXOC-LP,
65 WYOC-LP
Boston
Michigan
Battle Creek
DR 15kw, 41-53-21/
87-37-36
DR from ch. 44, 15kw
dismissed; has permit
for ch. 33 instead.
Bumped from both 44
and 7 by WLS-TV.
PR 600kw/
478m dismissed
PR>1000kw/
518m, DA
PG<4.7kw, 41-52-44/
87-38-10
GA from 18,
900kw/392m
PG>1000kw/
392m
PG<1kw, 39-55-59/
91-21-29; NW
Lafayette
92-10-49
DR 30w; CL from
Baton Rouge.
Massachusetts
Boston
44 WCEA-LP
PR>5kw, 33-03-00/
85-13-57 dismissed
9 KGMD-TV
7 WCBZ-LP
Nevada
7
K14LZ,
K16CO,
K21GN,
K26CL,
K30AF,
K32EB,
K34AF,
K38AC
46, NEW-lpdtv
48
FC; sold to The
Vacation Channel
PR>17.3kw
dismissed
PG>15kw
NW 1000kw/
344m
PC>730kw/
324m
DR 15kw
QR from ch. 34, 10kw
DC from ch. 54, 500w
NW 135w, 47-49-00/
114-18-50
GA, noncommercial,
186kw/830m.
NW 50w, 47-31-30/
114-57-28
NW 180w, 47-22-20/
114-51-29
AF RE 15kw, 41-1821/
97-20-56
Battle Mountain 16, K16FD,
19 K19IU
PR>240w
Carson City
AF dismissed
Ely
35, NEW-lpdtv
38,
43
6 K06HT-D
Ely
14 K14AL-D
Incline Village
Incline Village
27 K10QS-D
33 KNPB 0322AAE
Reno
18 NEW-lpdtv
New Jersey
Atlantic City
4 NEW
New Brunswick
8 WNJB
New Mexico
Alamogordo
42 K42EY-D
Albuquerque
24 KNAT-TV
Albuquerque
Deming
Grants
Hobbs
43
46
11
12
Las Cruces
20 KCWF-CA
PC<990w, 32-24-16/
106-45-38
Red River
Ruidoso
12 K12OC-D
20 K20GU
DG 300w
DR 1kw
New York
Gouverneur
9 W09CV
Ithaca
20 WNYI
Ogdensburg
20 W20CV
Port Jervis
50 W50DU-D
Tupper Lake
25 W25AT
NW 100w, 44-19-47/
75-27-21
PG>110kw/
225m, 42-45-30/
76-02-47
NW 2kw, 44-39-00/
75-27-22
PG<1.8kw, 41-00-35/
74-35-39
DC 165w
Ohio
Canton
39 WIVM-LP
K43HW-D
K46GU-D
K11EV
K12NH-D
PG>53w, 39-15-53/
114-53-35
XG 39-15-53/
114-53-35
QR from ch. 10, 10kw
AF 343w, 39-02-35/
119-52-49, DRT for
ch. 29 Reno
AF dismissed
AF 10kw/
279m, 39-44-05/
74-50-29
PR>40.82kw; PG
DG 400w, 32-52-21/
105-55-54
PR>320kw/
1244m; PG; PC
DG 15kw
DG 3.5kw
DR 300w; DG
DG 300w
DC from ch. 52,
15kw, 40-53-55/
81-12-37
DC 15kw
Columbus
23 W23BZ
Toledo
13 WTVG
PC>16.7kw
Youngstown
19 WYFX-LP
DC from ch. 62, 15kw
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
15 KTBO-TV
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Tulsa
48 KWDW-LP
11 KOED-TV
46 K46LF-D
NS 7.9kw/
159m (aux)
DR 15kw; DG
PR>50kw
DG from K39CW,
15kw
Oregon
Bend
27 K27DO
Bend
39 KFXO-LP
Christmas Valley 26 K26KQ-D
DC 5kw
DC 15kw
PR<500w
John Day
26 K26FQ
DC 300w
Madras
16 KOAB 0329ACL
Madras
24, K58BK,
38, K63CC,
40 K69BI
Rainier
15 NEW-lpdtv
AF 630w, 44-34-45/
121-09-09; DRT for
ch. 11 Bend
DR 540/
630/
630w, 44-34-45/
121-09-09
AF 340w, DCC for
8
K21HG
DC 79w
PR<1.68kw/
35m
AF 15kw, DCC for
K21GX
Rogue River
Roseburg
17 K17EZ
18 KTVC
Salem
36 NEW-lpdtv
Seneca
34 K34LS-D
NW 290w, 44-17-39/
119-02-28
Tillamook
28 NEW-lpdtv
AF 1.13kw, DCC for
K40EG
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
8 WGAL
6 NEW-lpdtv
PC>32.2kw
AF 300w, 40-29-39/
80-01-13, DCC
South Carolina
Columbia
Florence
Florence
47 WZRB-DT
35 W35CV-D,
44 W44CU-D
CX
PR>15kw
PR>10kw; PG
South Dakota
Rapid City
28 NEW-lpdtv
AF dismissed (Casey
C. Peterson)
Tennessee
Cookeville
22 WCTE
PC>200kw/
425m
Knoxville
18 NEW-lpdtv
AF 5kw, 36-00-08/
83-56-41; DCC
Pigeon Forge
11 W11DI-D
NW 250w, 35-48-43/
83-40-05
Texas
Abilene
Abilene
Albany
Amarillo
Andrews
15
42
34
38
20
KXVA
KIDZ-CD
KIDV-CD
K38IP
KADX-LP
Austin
Beaumont
29 K29HW-D
6 K66GD
Beaumont
16 K16JC-D
Beaumont
25 NEW-lpdtv
PR<31kw/298
DG
DG
CX
XG 32-21-11/
102-33-24; NW, 1kw
PR>3.4kw
DC from ch. 66,
300w, 30-08-01/
94-07-09; CL from
Vidor
PR>15kw, 30-08-01/
94-07-09
AF dismissed (MIK
LLC)
Beaumont
33 KITU-TV
PC>1000kw
Brownwood
Childress
17 KIDU-CD
23 K23DE
Corpus Christi
El Paso
El Paso
33 NEW-lpdtv
13 KCOS
17 KVIA-TV
Houston
19 KTXH
Houston
26 KRIV
Laredo
19 KLDO-TV
Lubbock
49 KYLU-LP
Lufkin
Memphis
23 NEW-lpdtv
30 K30HH-D
Port Arthur
Port Arthur
18 K18JK-D
25 NEW-lpdtv
Port Arthur
46 K46LC-D
DG
DR 250w, 34-26-30/
100-14-16; DG
AF dismissed
PG>42kw
PA from ch. 7,
263kw/577m
NW 475kw/
530m, 29-34-28/
95-29-37 (aux)
NW 435kw/
530m, 29-34-28/
95-29-37 (aux)
PC>150kw/
135m, 27-39-54/
99-36-30
PG<1kw, 33-33-02/
101-51-19; NW
AF dismissed
DG 460w, 34-48-12/
100-36-12; DC
PR>1kw; PG
AF dismissed (MIK
LLC)
PR>5kw, 30-08-01/
94-07-09; PG
Port Arthur
Quanah
Refugio
51 K51LL-D
39 K39GH
25 KXCO-LD
San Angelo
19 KIDY
San Antonio
San Antonio
San Antonio
40 KISA-LD
41 KWEX-DT
42 KSSJ-LP
Stamford
43 KIDT-LP
Sweetwater
Tulia
Wichita Falls
35
25,
34,
36,
38,
41
20
Wichita Falls
30 K30LD-D
Wolfforth
43 KLCW-DT
Utah
Caineville
Circleville
Escalante
KIDB-LP
K25CP,
K55JV,
K36CC,
K57JK,
K41CA
K20LC-D
15 K15HZ-D
Heber City
Huntsville
Manila
32
17,
19,
21,
23
21
35
35
K32HN-D
K17IA-D,
K19GV-D,
K21IQ-D,
K23IW-D
K21DY
K35GG
K35KL-D
Monroe
Ogden
Orderville
42 KTTA-LD
14 KULX-LD
45 K45KV-D
Panguitch
Scipio
45 K45LF-D
45 K45LD-D
Sevier Co.
33 K33DU
Sevier Co.
Sevier Co.
Summit Co.
Tabiona
39
41
47
28
Tropic
Wayne Co.
Wendover
19 K19GQ-D
43 K58IO-D
15 K15GZ
Wendover
18, NEW-lpdtv
20,
22
Buffalo
19 K19GX-D
PC<200w, 44-15-11/
106-40-21
Shoshoni
30 K30GV
DR 3kw
Torrington
18 K18JD-D
NW 230w, 42-04-35/
104-11-28
Thanks to Dennis Smith (no relation) for information appearing
elsewhere in this column.
The FCC has been canceling a large number of LPTV and
translator licenses. They number well into the hundreds, far too
many to reproduce here. In any case, I'm not convinced these
stations are actually going away. Just about every LPTV licensed
to the State of Alaska is involved – but the website of the
organization responsible for these stations (ARCS) makes no
mention of going out of business, and has posted program
schedules through the end of April.
I suspect most of these are glitches in the renewal process.
NS 5kw, 33-53-23/
98-33-30
NW 100w, 33-54-31/
98-29-45
NW 179kw/
280m
That said, we probably should expect hundreds of translators to go
away once the FCC mandates digital conversion. Many of these
are converting, but others are likely to find it economically
impossible.
NW 50w, 38-21-38/
110-53-37
PR>65w dismissed
PC>1kw, 37-47-11/
111-35-40
It looks like I have partially misread the ATSC specification. 1080p
is an acceptable resolution, but not at the 59.94 field rate.
(“1080p60”) The ATSC felt with available MPEG-2 compressors, a
1080p60 signal would have too many artifacts when stuffed into the
available channel.
Woodland
32 K32EJ
DC 355w
DC 120w
NW 89w, 40-57-34/
109-24-58
CC from K42IZQC from ch. 10, 15kw
NW 30w, 37-16-25/
112-37-34
PC>63w
NW 50w, 39-12-09/
112-08-35
XC 38-30-38/
111-47-05, 7w
PC<7w
QC from ch. 57
DC 222w
NW 306w, 40-21-41/
110-47-21
PC>96w
QC from ch. 58
DR 70w, 40-44-28/
114-02-11; DG
AF 70w, 40-44-28/
114-02-11; DCC for
K08EI, K10ES,
K12EB
DC 355w
Vermont
Monkton
25 W25BT
DC 369w
K39GN
K57JV-D
K47HB
K28LV-D
Wyoming
PR>15kw, 30-08-01/
94-07-09; PG
DR 250w; DG
XG 27-58-26/
97-23-20; NW 15kw
PR<3.7kw/
142m
DG 3kw
PG>1000kw
PC>50kw, 29-41-06/
98-26-59
DR from ch. 44,
10kw, 32-45-00/
100-12-13 dismissed.
Refiled for 43.
DC
DC 464w (478w on
ch. 25)
Dennis has noted in the past that 1080p isn't an ATSC-defined
resolution. He asks whether you could replace 1080i with 1080p?
1080p at lower field rates – 23.976, 24, 29.97, 30 – are ATSCacceptable. Not that I know of anyone using any of them.
Dennis has news of a programming change, probably spurred by
the disaffiliation of KCET Los Angeles from PBS. KBAB-LD, which
used to translate KJLA Ventura, is now relaying KOCE's four
channels of programming from Huntington Beach.
As you probably remember, the FCC concluded last year that
PMCM was correct in believing the law required the licensing of
full-power VHF DTV stations in Delaware and New Jersey, the only
two states currently lacking such stations.
Channels were allotted – 4 in Atlantic City, New Jersey; 5 in
Seaford, Delaware – applications were solicited – an auction held –
and the channels awarded.
The applications have now been filed for use of these channels.
The Atlantic City station will operate at 10kw/279m. (the highest
power available for a channel 4 DTV in the Northeast) It will
transmit from a tower near Berlin, New Jersey from which its official
service contour will easily encompass Philadelphia.
The Seaford station will also operate at the maximum power of
10kw, but from a lower antenna, only 144m high. This antenna will
be located near Wye Mills, Maryland. (it currently houses FM
translator W241AO-96.1) Its official service contour will cover both
Baltimore and Washington.
23 WDWA-LD
DG 15kw, 38-47-16/
77-19-47
Wisconsin
Park Falls
Official service contours for DTV are pretty generous. In fact,
neither station is likely to be reliable indoor-antenna reception in
any of the three cities – Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington –
mentioned. However, they will be entitled to cable and satellite
carriage.
36 WLEF-TV
PC>277kw
Wittenberg
26 NEW-lpdtv
AF 15kw, 44-57-54/
89-00-18; DCC
(they will also be excellent Es targets!
Virginia
Clarks Corner
Good DX!
9
INDEX OF ABBREVIATIONS
APP: application
APP Mod: Change to an already submitted application
Class FM: license class
CP: construction permit (authority to broadcast with
facilities noted)
CP Mod: change to an already granted CP
DA: directional antenna
CC
FC:
$:
STA:
XL:
frequency change (to or from)
Stereo
Transmitter Location
Note: antenna heights are HAAT except where noted
CANADA CC
C CALL LETTER CHANGES C
BC
NF
ON
ON
ON
QC
QC
QC
Salt Spring Island
North West River
Barry's Bay
Gananoque
Saint Thomas
Cloridorme
Grande Vallée
Petite-Vallée
98.5
95.9
106.5
99.9
94.1
98.9
98.5
99.9
Old Call
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
AB
AB
AB
AB
AB
BC
MB
NF
NU
ON
ON
ON
ON
Brooks
Brooks
Edmonton
Edmonton
Red Deer
Prince George
Winnipeg Beach
St. John's
Iqaluit
Barrie
Barry's Bay
Cornwall
Leamington
101.1
105.7
95.7
104.9
90.5
99.3
107.5
101.1
103.5
93.1
106.5
101.9
91.9
CIXF-FM
CIBQ-FM
CKEA-FM
CFMG-FM
CKRD-FM
CKDV-FM
CJIE-FM
CKSJ-FM
CKGC-FM
CHAY-FM
CHBY-FM
CJSS-FM
CBEW-FM1
ON
ON
QC
QC
QC
SK
SK
SK
Leamington
Ottawa
Gatineau
Saguenay
Trois-Rivières
Gravelbourg
Swift Current
Warmley
92.7
106.9
104.7
98.3
106.9
107.1
101.7
107.3
CJSP-FM
CKQB-FM
CJRC-FM
CKRS-FM
CHLN-FM
CJME-FM2
CJME-FM1
CJME-FM3
New Call
CIOC-FM1
CFLN-FM1
CHBY-FM
CJGM-FM
CKZM-FM
CJRG-FM7
CJRG-FM5
CJRG-FM6
QC
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
St-Jérôme
Estevan
Gravelbourg
Humboldt
Island Lake
Mistawawsis First Nation
Swift Current
Warmley
102.9
106.1
107.1
107.5
106.5
93.7
101.7
107.3
Old Call
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
New Call
CFOI-FM1
CKSE-FM
CJME-FM2
CHBO-FM
CIFN-FM
CHEC-FM
CJME-FM1
CJME-FM3
C FORMAT and SLOGAN CHANGES C
> Hot Adult Contemporary: The One
New station is on with Country (ex: 1340)
> Soft Adult Contemporary: Lite 95 point 7
> CHR: Virgin Radio
New station is on with Christian
> Oldies/Classic Hits (includes CKMK-1240 Mackenzie)
> CJ107 (includes CJIE-FM2 99.5 Arborg)
> Oldies/Classic Hits
New station is on with Oldies/Classic Hits
> Classic Hits/Hot AC
Signs on as Moose FM
> Oldies/Classic Hits
New station is on with CBC Radio One // CBE-1550 & CBEW 97.5
Windsor
> Variety Hits: Max FM
> The Bear, remaining Active Rock
> CHR // CKOI-FM (FF)
> Classic Rock/Talk (FF)
> CHR // CKOI-FM (FF)
New station is on with News/Talk // CJME 980 Regina
New station is on with News-Talk // CJME 980 Regina
New station is on with News-Talk // CJME 980 Regina
C TECHNICAL CHANGES C
AB
AB
NU
ON
SK
SK
SK
QC
QC
Red Deer
Brooks
Iqaluit
Leamington
Gravelbourg
Swift Current
Warmley
Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke
90.5
105.7
103.5
91.9
107.1
101.7
107.3
107.7
104.5
CKRD-FM
CIBQ-FM
CKGC-FM
CBEW-FM1
CJME-FM2
CJME-FM1
CJME-FM3
CKOY-FM
CJTS-FM
Now on the air:
42 kw/190 m, DA, 52-16-30/113-41-28; Class C1; $
14 kw/46 m, DA, 50-30-24/111-53-14; Class B1; $ (ex: 1340)
205 w-H/-41 m, 63-44-57/68-31-19; Class A1; $
10.45 kw/74 m, DA, 42-06-46/82-39-52; Class B1; Mono
100 kw/193 m, 49-52-17/106-23-39; Class C1; $
100 kw/116 m, 50-20-20/107-47-27; Class C; $
100 kw/302 m, 49-48-37/102-41-16; Class C; $
25 kw/227 m, DA, 45-22-29/71-55-00; Class C1; $; moves from 104.5
50 kw/190 m, DA, 45-22-29/71-55-00; Class C1; $; moves from 107.7
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
London
Ottawa
Pembroke
Renfrew
Toronto
98.1 CKLO-FM
101.9 CIDG-FM
104.9 CIMY-FM
96.1 CHMY-FM
91.9 CHIN-FM1
CP granted for:
40 kw/150 m, DA, XL to 42-56-29/81-08-03; Class B from B1; $
5.5 kw/98 m, DA, 45-25-48//75-37-27; remains Class A
31.6 kw/91 m, DA, 45-47-21/77-11-04; Class B from A; $
7,1 kw/129 m, 45-29-34/76-42-10; Class B1 from A; $
5 kw/86 m, DA, 43-45-29/79-26-13; remain Class A; $
C TECHNICAL CHANGES BB
GRANTS FOR NEW STATIONS
10
BC Salt Spring Island
98.5
CIOC-FM1
NF North West River
95.9
CFLN-FM1
ON Barry's Bay
ON Cobourg
106.5 CHBY-FM
90.7 CKJJ-FM1
ON Keewaywin
107.9
VF2574
ON Nipissing
QC Grande Vallée
97.1
98.5
NEW
CJRG-FM5
QC Petite-Vallée
99.9
CJRG-FM6
SK Swift Current
91.9
VF2588
SK Mistawawsis First Nation
93.7
CHEC-FM
SK Estevan
SK Humboldt
SK Island Lake
106.1 CKSE-FM
107.5 CHBO-FM
106.5 CIFN-FM
QC St-Jérôme
102.9
CFOI-FM1
CP granted for:
45 w/662 m, DA, 48-45-12/123-29-30; Class A; Mono; will be AC // CIOC-FM
98.5 Victoria
50 w-V/31 m, 53-41-37/60-08-57; Class LP; $; will be Country/Rock // CFLNFM 97.9 Goose Bay-Happy Valley
12 kw/127 m, 45-29-23/77-43-34; Class B; Mono; will be AC
250 w-V/33 m, 43-58-31/78-11-51; Class A1; $; will be Christian // CKJJ-FM
102.3 Belleville
16 w-V/17 m, 53-00-33/98-42-00; Class LP; Mono; will be Aboriginal
(Keewaywin First Nation)
77.6 kw/136 m, DA, 46-25-10/79-56-04; Class C1; $; will be FF Hot AC
250 w-V/-111 m, 49-13-34/65-07-30; Class A1; $; will be FF AC // CJRG-FM
94.5 Gaspe
250 w-V/-114 m, 49-13-10/65-02-04; Class A1; will be FF AC // CJRG-FM
94.5 Gaspe
50 w-V/25 m, 50-17-40/107-48-17; Class LP; $; Will be Christian // VOAR1210 St. John's, NF
47 w-V/23 m, 53-10-28/106-48-24; Class LP; will be Aboriginal; this action
negates previous CP granted for a new station on 93.7 in Mistawasis,
Saskatchewan
100 kw/71 m, 49-03-26/102-55-22; Class C1; Mono; will be Active Rock
100 kw-V//96 kw-H/52-15-30/105-23-11; DA; Class C1; will be Variety Hits
33 w-V/15 m, 54-02-58/109-40-10; Class LP; $; will be Aboriginal [Island
Lake First Nations]
200 w/47 m, 45-49-10/74-00-30; Class A1; $; will be FF Christian // CFOI
104.1 Quebec City
C APPLICATIONS FROM EXISTING/PROPOSED FACILITIES C
AB
MB
NB
ON
ON
QC
Airdrie
Winnipeg
Moncton
Timmins
Woodstock
Shawinigan
106.1 CFIT-FM
107.1 CFEQ-FM
90.1 CIRM-FM
93.1 CHMT-FM
104.7 CIHR-FM
91.1 CFUT-FM
Applies for:
42 kw-V//100 kw-H/40 m, DA, 51-17-35/113-59-34; Class A to C1
100 kw/223 m, XL to 49-46-15/97-30-37; Class A to C1
500 w-V/64 m, 46-07-36/64-55-04; Class LP to A; FC to 96.3
16.4 kw/95 m, 48-27-57/81-26-52; to Mono; Class A to B1
20 kw/100 m, DA, 43-06-07/80-46-18; remain Class B1
31.291 kw/152 m, DA, XL to 46-29-572-38-25; Move to 88.1
PROPOSALS FOR NEW STATIONS
Applies for:
AB Plamondon
BC Dawson Creek
92.1 NEW
107.5 CIAM-FM9
BC Prespatou
105.5
CIAM-FM19
NB Haut Saint-Antoine
100.7
NEW
NS Lower Sackville
NS Spryfield
ON Atikokan
106.9 NEW
94.7 CIRP-FM
93.5 CKPR-FM2
ON Port Carling
ON Smooth Rock Falls
104.7
88.5
NEW
NEW
98.7
NEW
ON Walpole Island 1st Nation 98.3
NEW
QC Cloridorme
CJRG-FM7
ON Toronto
98.9
SK Muskeg Lake
104.3
NEW
BC 100 Mile House
103.3
-------
BC Prince Rupert
99.1
-------
ON Brantford
93.9
CFWC
ON Prince Edward County
89.5
-------
ON Toronto
88.1
CKLN-FM
1.215 kw/128 m, 112-19-08; Class A: $; would be FF Variety
50 w-V/146 m, 55-44-52/120-02-35; $; Christian, would be // CIAM-FM 92.7
Fort Vermilion
50 w-V/45 m; 56-51-07/121-02-52; $; Class LP; would be // CIAM-FM 92.7
Fort Vermillion
50 kw/107 m, DA, 46-21-14/64-48-16; Class B; $; would be Community,
broadcasting 2/3 French and 1/3 English
50 w-V/13 m, 44-45-19/63-29-10; Class LP: $; would be Classic Country
50 w-V/22 m, 44-37-03/63-36-51; Class LP; $; would be Christian
180 w/3.7 m, 48-45-34/91-36-54; Class A1; $; would be AC/Talk // CKPR
91.5 Thunder Bay
40 kw/58 m, 45-06-46/79-35-09; Class B; $; would be AC
5 w/15 m, 49-16-35/81-37-59; Variety; would originate 3 hours per week
with the rest of the programming would be // CFDY 104.7 Cochrane
(Cochrane Polar Bear Radio)
1 kw/277 m, DA, 43-38-56/79-22-54; $; would be Caribbean-African;
previously approved, but CP expired due to delays caused by testing
necessitated by the CBC, which was concerned about possible
interference to CBLA 99.1
50 w/31 m, 42-36-46/82-30-56; Type B native; would be Aboriginal
(Kiigdawin Media)
250 w-V/-85 m, 49-11-28/64-52-18; Class A1; $; would be FF AC // CJRG-FM
94.5 Gaspe
30 w/12 m, 53-00-28/106-53-07; would be Aboriginal (Muskeg Lake Cree
Nation)
C OTHERNEWS C
Application for new station dismissed [the market is not deemed large
enough to support a second local station]
Application for new station dismissed [due to poor economic conditions
in the area]
Ownership change and change of specialty format status [because CRTC
policy states the licensing of a new mainstream commercial radio station
in a market such as Brantford should be the subject of a competitive
process]
Application for new station dismissed [due to the potential negative
financial impact the station would have on existing stations in the
Belleville-Trenton area]
Is silent after a court denied an appeal of the CRTC's order revoking the
station's license
11
QC Donnacona
SK Humboldt
89.5
-------
107.5
-------
Application for new station dismissed [because the business plan and
proposed programming were too vague]
Application for new station dismissed [a competing application to
successful Golden West proposal)
CC UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES CC
FULL POWER and LPFM STATIONS
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AK
AK
AK
AZ
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CO
CO
GA
IN
IN
IA
IA
IA
KS
KS
KS
KY
KY
KY
LA
LA
ME
MD
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MS
MO
MO
MO
Deering
Kiana
Kivalina
Noatak
Noorvik
Red Dog Mine
Red Dog Mine Port
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Acton
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Johannesburg
Perris
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Clifton
Vail
Greensboro
Goshen
Sellersburg
Ottumwa
Patterson
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Colby
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Lerose
Valley Station
Westwood
Baker
Donaldsonville
Corinth
Ocean Pines
Flint
Imlay City
[then . . .]
Imlay City
Monroe
Traverse City
Brandon
Kansas City
Kirksville
Shelbina
91.9
91.9
91.9
91.9
91.9
91.1
91.5
91.9
88.1
89.3
88.3
89.9
98.5
91.1
101.7
106.9
104.7
89.9
97.7
93.9
88.3
105.9
96.3
88.1
98.1
89.9
88.3
105.9
99.7
107.3
104.9
90.3
97.1
91.1
88.9
Old Call
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
KNDL
NEW
NEW
KXFX
NEW
KBTB
NEW
WZOW
WLCL
KUNE
KZWF
KZWU
NONE
KUDL
KYAH
WOCS
WAYI
NONE
WYPY
KNXX
WTPP
WQJZ
WFUM-FM
WWKM
New Call
KDRG
KIAN
KQVK
KUUK
KORI
KZNR
KZNC
KIEA
KHOH
KAWQ
KQRU
KDFC
KGIL
KJZD
KHTH
KMZK
KKVM
WEEZ
WSSM
WAYI
KQLF
KZHZ
KZHC
KZCK
KMBZ-FM
KJIH
WEBF
WSYI
WWQB
WBRP
KYPY
WXBP
WAVD
WFUM
WSMF
88.9
88.1
104.5
104.3
99.7
91.5
89.1
WSMF
WDTR
NEW
WSKM-LP
KGEX
NEW
NEW
WDTR
WSMF
WZTC
WPBP-LP
KZPT
KEFL
KXFX
MT
MT
MT
MT
MT
MT
MT
NE
NE
NE
NV
NV
NH
NJ
NM
NM
NM
NC
NC
ND
OH
OH
OH
OK
OR
OR
PA
SC
TN
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
VA
WI
WY
WY
WY
WY
Colstrip
Columbus
Havre
Miles City
Philipsburg
Scobey
West Yellowstone
Aurora
Hay Springs
Norfolk
Fallon
Spring Creek
Barrington
North Wildwood
Eagle Tail
Grants
Silver City
Montreat
Yadkin
Grand Forks
Enon
Marietta
New Boston
Caney
Burns
Huntington
Laporte
Port Royal
Waynesboro
Bullard
Carthage
Grape Creek
Hondo
Stamford
Taft
Uvalde
Norfolk
Westby
Chugwater
Greybull
Laramie
Medicine Bow
89.1
89.5
89.3
91.5
90.1
91.3
88.3
91.9
107.7
88.7
99.5
103.9
90.7
91.9
88.1
91.9
89.1
90.9
90.3
94.7
101.5
90.9
104.1
90.1
92.7
106.7
91.7
107.9
100.7
94.3
88.3
104.5
89.9
106.9
106.5
88.9
107.7
103.9
99.5
88.5
98.7
99.7
Old Call
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
KVLV-FM
KEBG
NEW
WPPS
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
KNOX-FM
WKSW
NEW
WPAY-FM
NEW
KORC-FM
NEW
WEVP
WLOW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
KHDO
KJTZ
KTKY
NEW
WKUS
WDSW
KAAZ
NEW
KRQU
KAAZ
New Call
KNPC
KMTJ
KNPH
KNPM
KQNP
KNPS
KPWY
KQQD
KBPY
KCUG
KKTU-FM
KBGZ
WSFO
WSMJ
KENE
KKGT
KURU
WJRJ
WWQY
KZGF
WCLI-FM
WTYC
WNKE
KWEZ
KORC
KZSS
WPAL
WXYY
WMBZ
KZXM
KRTG
KPTJ
KZIC
KLGD
KYRK
KHPS
WMOV-FM
WTPN
KRQU
KNPJ
KAAZ
KRQU
TRANSLATORS and BOOSTER STATIONS
AL
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AZ
AZ
AZ
AR
AR
AR
AR
CA
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CA
CA
CA
CO
CO
CO
CO
CT
FL
FL
GA
Cullman
Kingman
Sunflower, etc
Tuba City
Wittmann
Fayetteville
Piggott
Stuttgart
Stuttgart
Landers
Modesto
North Edwards
Petaluma
San Luis Obispo
Colorado Springs
Dillon
Estes Park
Fowler
Talcottville
Stockade
Tavares
Alma
97.9
95.1
103.7
97.5
99.5
97.1
101.3
99.7
101.1
89.9
92.3
88.5
101.7
90.7
103.1
104.7
94.3
93.7
89.7
92.9
96.1
99.9
Old Call
W247BI
K285DM
K276BZ
K251BD
KRPH-1
K244DS
K268BM
K256BK
K259BZ
K212EP
K290BF
K256BS
KXFX-FM1
K201DF
K215CB
KBTB-FM3
K229BT
K282AK
W208BK
W218CA
W240CM
W206BM
New Call
W250BM
K236BH
K279BM
K248BW
KRPH-FM1
K246BS
K267AS
K259BZ
K261DX
K210EN
K222BX
K203FC
KHTH-FM1
K214ET
K276FL
KKVM-FM3
K232EF
K229BZ
W209BK
W225BI
W241BL
W260AX
GA
GA
ID
ID
ID
IL
IL
IL
IN
KS
KS
KS
KS
KY
KY
KY
MD
MD
MD
MI
MI
MI
12
Alto
Dublin
Grangeville
Pocatello
Pocatello
Petersburg
Sheffield
Williamsville
Ireland
Chanute
Goodland
Manhattan
Tribune
Bowling Green
Lexington-Fayette
Madisonville
Cumberland, etc.
Frederick
Hawbottom
Detroit
Forest Hills
Stephenson
96.7
96.9
89.7
91.5
100.7
100.9
107.9
96.5
97.1
96.3
99.1
97.9
88.1
89.3
101.7
107.3
103.5
94.3
105.1
94.3
94.9
97.3
Old Call
New Call
W297BD
W244CQ
W242AP
W245BT
K210ED
K209FH
K219KG
K218EZ
KUPI-FM1 KSNA-FM1
W262BZ
W265CD
W297BA
W300CA
W245AT
W243CR
W246CD
W243AU
K296FB
K242CD
K203EJ
K256BT
K252EV
K250AY
K204CD
K201IK
W216CC
W207CG
W267BH
W269CL
W219CF
W297BE
W280CF
W278BL
W288AB
W286CA
W288AB
W286CA
W230BI
W232CA
W236BK
W235BN
W244CM
W247BQ
MI
MN
MN
MO
MO
MO
MT
NE
NJ
NM
NY
NY
PA
SD
TN
TN
TN
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
TX
UT
Forest Hills
Braham
Grand Rapids
Braymer
Malden
Springfield
Missoula
Grand Island
Union City
Roswell
Elmira
Mount Kisco
Waymart
Custer
Cleveland
Falling Water
Summertown
Cleburne
Hereford
Irving
Littlefield
Memphis
Tulia
Parowan
95.3
101.7
90.5
95.3
93.7
90.7
93.7
103.7
106.5
93.7
102.5
89.7
106.7
96.9
105.9
101.5
99.1
93.1
91.7
99.9
97.5
92.5
93.7
96.9
W236BK
W270CA
K209DS
K234BW
K227BK
K218DC
K214AD
K282AP
W296BT
K230AW
W201CO
W208BM
W241AM
K244EE
W291BK
W268AA
W258BS
K227AZ
K224DY
K221FM
K249DW
K226BL
K232EE
K247AY
W237BW
W269CK
K213FA
K237FF
K229BX
K214EU
K229BU
K279BL
W293BU
K229BV
W273BZ
W209CJ
W294BJ
K245BE
W290CA
W268AA
W256BR
K226BM
K219LO
K260BP
K248BV
K223BX
K229BY
K245BF
NY
NY
NC
NC
OH
OH
OK
OK
OR
PA
PA
PA
VA
WA
WA
WA
WI
WI
WI
WI
WI
WY
WY
New York
Oneonta
New Bern
Trenton
Hamler
Lorain
Enid
Shattuck
Burns
Kane
Scranton
Ulster
Ashland
Aberdeen
Othello
Shelton
Bruce
Darlington
East Troy
La Crosse
Marshfield
Newcastle
Riverton
106.3
90.1
105.9
97.7
89.3
99.7
102.1
88.9
89.5
99.1
89.3
107.3
102.9
88.7
107.5
90.1
93.5
95.5
98.1
97.9
92.5
96.9
90.5
W296BT
W205AJ
W289BI
W248BD
W205AT
W262BN
K268CA
K202DC
K207DD
W202BE
W206BU
W296BL
W273BU
K205EN
K295BP
K209EH
W230BP
W239BG
W252CI
W250AX
W219DF
K244EE
K215AY
W293BU
W211CE
W290CB
W249CJ
W207CD
W259BI
K271BQ
K205FJ
K208FN
W256BS
W207CF
W297BG
W275BQ
K204ET
K298AQ
K211FH
W228BQ
W238CB
W251BO
K250AZ
W220EI
K245BE
K213EZ
C FORMAT AND SLOGAN CHANGES C
C Full Power and LP Facilities C
AL
AK
AR
CA
Fulton
Juneau
Heber Springs
San Francisco
CO
CO
FL
GA
GA
HI
ID
ID
IL
IN
KS
KY
KY
LA
LA
LA
LA
LA
ME
ME
Greenwood Village
Wray
Gifford
Milledgeville
Plainville
Hana
Caldwell
Grangeville
Morris
Goshen
Kansas City
Campbellsville
Lerose
Baker
Franklinton
Homer
Kentwood
Opelousas
Fairfield
Fryeburg
ME
MP
MA
MA
MA
MD
MD
MI
MI
MI
MN
MS
MO
MT
NH
NH
NJ
NY
NY
NY
NC
OH
OH
Isleboro
Chalan Kanoa
Barnstable
Falmouth
Gloucester
Fruitland
Ocean Pines
Charlevoix
Mount Pleasant
Traverse City
Warroad
D'Iberville
St. Joseph
Worden
Concord
Rochester
Belvidere
Johnson City
Salamanca
Wethersfield Township
Washington
Brunswick
Enon
OH Gallipolis
OH Marietta
OH Sycamore
OR Medford
89.3 WJIK
89.7 KLSF
100.7 KEAZ
95.7 KBWF
Signs on with Religion
Signs on with Contemporary Christian: EMF=s K-Love
> Hot AC: Z100 point 7
> Sports: Sports Radio 95 point 7; carries Sporting News Radio, pbp of
the Oakland A=s and San Jose Sharks
102.3 KDSP
> Sports: 102.3 The Ticket
90.3 KGCD
Signs on with Religion // KGCR 107.7 Goodland, Kansas
94.7 WPHR
> Talk: Rush Radio, 94 point 7
88.3 WRGC-FM Signs on with News-Talk from National Public Radio (NPR)
104.9 WRBF
Signs on with Classic Rock: The Rebel
88.3 KIPH
Signs on with News-Talk from NPR
89.9 KRBX
Signs on with a Variety format: Radio Boise 89 point 9
90.9 KKRH
Signs on with Religious Teaching // KKAG 88.3 Grangeville
89.3 WUON
Signs on with Contemporary Christian: Shine FM
97.7 WSSM
> Oldies: 102 point 3, The Stream // WSMM 102.3 New Carlisle
98.1 KMBZ-FM > News/Talk: News Radio 980 // WMBZ-980
88.7 WLCU
Signs on with Contemporary Christian
88.3 WEBF
> Religion
107.3 WBRP
> Talk: Newstalk 107 point 3
98.9 WUUU-FM > Country: U 98 point 9 // WOMN-1100 Chalmette
106.7 KYLA
> Christian Rock: Air One
91.5 WPEF
Signs on with Religion: Lifesongs
103.7 KLWB-FM > Classic Rock: Snap 103 point 7
93.5 WCTB
Remains Oldies, but is now True Oldies 93 point 5
91.5 WFYB
Signs on with Contemporary Christian: Worship 95 point 3 // WWWA 95.3
Winslow
105.5 WBYA
> Oldies; remains Frank FM
88.1 KRNM
Returns to the air with Classical
99.9 WQRC
> Rock: Fresh Mix
91.9 WCIB
> Oldies; remains Cool 102
104.9 WBOQ
> Oldies
107.7 WKHI
> Country: Hot Country 107-7
97.1 WQJZ
> Classic Hits: 97 point 1, The Wave
107.9 WCZW
> Classic Hits: Classic Hits 107 point 5 // WCCW-FM 107.5 Traverse City
104.3 WCZY
> Hot AC: My 104 point 3
107.5 WCCW-FM > Classic Hits: Classic Hits 107 point 5
91.7 KOLJ
88.1 WOLM
> Gospel: Radio Maria
91.9 KSRD
Signs on with Christian Rock: Air One
95.5 KCHH
> News/Talk: News Radio 95 // KBUL-970 Billings
102.3 WWHK
Remains News/Talk, but is now The Pulse
96.7 WQSO
> News/Talk: 96-7, The Wave
107.1 WWYY
> Rock: 107, the Bone
107.1 WLTB
> Rock: Magic 101 point 1
98.3 WQRS
> Country: The Country Giant
107.7 WLKK
> News-Talk // WBEN-930 Buffalo
98.3 WLGT
> Black Gospel: The Promise, 103 point 7 // WBOB-FM 103.7
91.9 WKJA
101.5 WKSW
> Modern Adult Contemporary: Click 101 point 5 [city correction from last
issue]
101.5 WXBW
> Country: Big Buck Country
90.9 WTYC
Signs on with Contemporary Christian
89.3 WXMW
Signs on with Religion: 24 Hour Christian Voice Of Northwest Ohio //
WXML 90.1 Sandusky
93.7 KTMT-FM > Top 40: Beat 93 point 7
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PA
PA
PA
PA
SC
TN
TX
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
VA
WA
WV
WI
WI
Blairsville
Emporium
Towanda
Tyrone
McClellanville
Munford
Stephenville
Lynchburg
Bedford
Danville
Gloucester Courthouse
Gloucester Point
Norfolk
Hamilton
Miami
Chilton
Eau Claire
WI Elk Mound
WY
WY
WY
WY
WY
Chugwater
Douglas
Glendo
Hillsdale
Laramie
106.3
98.9
95.3
101.1
98.9
98.9
90.5
93.7
106.9
103.7
89.9
88,5
107.7
90.1
107.3
92.9
104.5
92.9
99.5
99.3
100.1
92.3
98.7
WLCY
WQKY
WTTC-FM
WFGE
WWIK
WKIM
KTRL
WKHF
WZZI
W279AO
WHRJ
WHRG
WKUS
KSVU
WKAZ-FM
WLWB
WAXX
WECL
KRQU
KKTY-FM
KYOD
KYOY
KAAZ
> Country: Country 106 point 3
> Classic Hits: The River 98 point 9
> Classic Hits: 95-3, The Bridge
> Country: Froggy 101
> Classic Hits: Fun 98 point 9
> News/Talk: Newstalk FM 98 point 9
Signs on as Tarleton Public Radio; News-Talk/Classical from NPR
Signs on with Hot Adult Contemporary: 93 point 7-KHF
> Sports: Fox Sports Radio 106.9
WMPW-970 Danville
Signs on with Classical
Signs on with News-Talk: NPR // WHRO Norfolk
> Rhythmic Adult Contemporary: Movin=
Signs on with a Variety format: Up River Radio 90.1
> Classic Rock: 107 point 3, K-Rock
> Country
Their Country format returns to 104.5 as Today's Country, WAXX 104.5
using 2.4 kW at 171 m on a temporary antenna on a tower at the WEAU-TV
studio
Returns to Classic Rock: Big Cheese after carrying the Country format of
WAXX 104.5
> Classic Rock
> Hot AC
> Country
> CHR: iMIX 923, Wyoming's Number ONE Hit Music Station
> Rock: High Voltage Rock
C Translator and LP Facilities C
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AL
AR
CA
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
FL
GA
GA
GA
HI
ID
ID
ID
IL
KS
KY
KY
KY
ME
ME
MD
MI
MN
MN
MO
MT
NV
NV
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NC
NC
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
PA
Anniston
Fort Payne
Spanish Fork
Fayetteville
South Lake Tahoe
Colorado Springs
Cortez
Fort Collins
Fowler
Paonia
Sterling
Frostproof
Palm Bay
St. Augustine
Tamarac
Tampa
Wesley Chapel South
West Palm Beach
Baxley
Marietta
Valdosta
Waipahu
Garden City
Pocatello
St. Maries
Effingham
Marysville
Lexington
Madisonville
Morehead
Biddeford
Biddeford
Fairlee
Paw Paw
Hinckley
Pine City
Bosworth
Great Falls
Carson City
Las Vegas
Alfred
Manorville
Morrisonville
Olean
Syracuse
Pineville
Southern Pines
Akron
Elida
Forest Park
Logan
Riverside
Solon
Altoona
104.3
90.1
103.5
97.1
88.1
98.5
103.5
93.5
93.7
91.3
103.7
96.9
107.9
88.9
100.3
103.9
92.1
101.9
96.9
92.3
96.1
103/9
93.5
95.3
92.5
93.9
94.1
101.3
96.5
93.3
102.3
103.3
102.3
102.5
93.1
94.1
101.3
107.9
102.5
91.9
103.9
96.9
100.3
101.1
101.3
105.7
97.7
102.5
98.7
96.9
99.3
98.7
106.1
102.7
W282BD
W211BW
W278AP
K246BS
K201AJ
K253AH
K278AD
K228EZ
K229BZ
K217FY
K279BA
W245BU
WNRG-LP
W205CD
W262AN
W280DW
W221CE
W270AD
W245AP
W222AF
W241BG
K280FC
K228EK
K237FA
K223BD
W230BS
K231AX
W267BH
W243CU
W227AX
W272CG
W277AM
W272BJ
W273AR
W226AY
K231AT
K267BN
K300BH
K273AF
K220JW
W280EB
W245BA
W262AP
W266BN
W267AL
W289BO
W249BX
W273BL
W253AJ
W245AJ
W257EQ
W254BA
W291BV
W274BE
Carries the programming of:
WGBZ-1490 Anniston
WLJS 91.9 Jacksonville
WBHY-840 Mobile
KBNV 90.1 Fayetteville
KXPR 88.9 Sacramento
KXRE-1490 Manitou Springs
KPCL 95.7 Farmington, New Mexico
KGCO 88.3 Fort Collins
KRYE 104.9 Olney Springs
KJOL-FM 91.9 Montrose
KDRE 90.7 Sterling
WFUS 103.5 Gulfport
WPGS-840 Mims
WJGH 107.3 Green Cove Springs
WIOD-610 Miami
WUSF 89.7 Tampa
WFUS 103.5 Gulfport, Mississippi
WPBI 90.7 West Palm Beach
WUFE-1260 Baxley
WGST-640 Atlanta
WTHV-810 Hahira
KHRI 90.7 Hollister, California
KRBX 89.9 Caldwell
KBLI-690 Blackfoot
KYMS 89.9 Rathdrum
WBMV 89.7 Mount Vernon
KNDY-1570 Marysville
WIVY 96.3 Morehead
WSON-860 Henderson
WKVO 89.9 Georgetown
WWWA 95.3 Winslow
WYFP 91.9 Harpswell
WCTR-1530 Chestertown
WKFR 103.3 HD2 Battle Creek
Minnesota Public Radio=s Classical Network
KCMP 89.3 Northfield
KAOL-1430 Carrollton
KSMR-LP 97.1 Great Falls
KCMY 1300 Carson City
KAWZ 89.9 Twin Falls, Idaho
WCID 89.1 Friendship
WLIX-LP 94.7 Ridge
WKVJ 89.7 Dannemora
WCID 89.1 Friendship
WGKV 101.7 Pulaski
WCRU-960 Dallas
WZRI 89.3 Spring Lake
KHRI 90.7 Hollister, California
WOKL 96.9 Troy
WORI 90.1 Harrison
WLOH-1320 Lancaster
WOAR 88.3 South Vienna
WCVJ 90.9 Jefferson
WRXV 89.1 State College
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PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
TN
TX
TX
TX
UT
UT
UT
VI
VA
VA
VA
VA
WA
WA
WA
WV
WV
WV
WV
WI
WI
WI
WI
Bloomsburg
Du Bois
Erie
Hamlin
Kane
Muncy
Smethport
Waymart
Williamsport
Falling Water
Bastrop
Smithville
Tulia
Cedar City
Cedar City
Pleasant Grove
Frederiksted
Danville
Roanoke
Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach
Camano
Delphi
Shelton
Sutton
Sutton
Weirton
Winona
Peshtigo
Prairie du Chien
Rice Lake
Wausau
98.9
94.5
104.9
101.9
99.1
94.7
95.3
106.7
89.3
101.5
105.5
102.7
98.9
96.9
103.1
95.3
92.5
103.7
xx.
98.3
99.3
107.1
91.5
89.1
96.5
106.9
99.3
102.9
92.1
89.5
93.5
101.3
W255BL
W233BS
W285AI
W270CC
W256BS
W234AQ
W237CS
W294BJ
W207AA
W268AA
K288FJ
K274BB
K255BQ
K245BF
K276DA
K237FG
W223BJ
W279AO
W257EQ
W252CB
W257BV
K271AH
K218CU
K206DR
W243CA
W295AR
W257BP
W275AV
W221BM
W208AX
W228BQ
W267BB
WCIM 91.5 Shenandoah
WKBI-FM 93.9 Saint Marys
WRIE-1260 Erie
WPSN-1590 Honesdale
WCID 89.1 Friendship, New York
WCOG-FM 100.7 Galeton
WXMT 106.3 Smethport
WCDL-1440 Carbondale
WVYA 89.7 Williamsport
WPLZ 95.3 Ooltewah
KBPA 103.5 San Marcos
KBPA 103.5 San Marcos
KRBG 88.7 Umbarger
KPLD 101.1 Kanab
KONY 99.9 St. George
KKLV 107.5 Kaysville
WVJZ 105.3 Charlotte Amalie
WVOV-970 Danville
WVBE- Roanoke
WHRO-FM 90.3 Norfolk
WBKU 91.7 Ahoskie, North Carolina
KBRC-1430 Mount Vernon
KTLW 88.9 Lancaster, California
KAWZ 89.9 Twin Falls, Idaho
WSGB-1490 Sutton
WKQV 105.5 Cowen
WLVW 96.5 Moundsville
WKQV 105.5 Cowen
WNLI 88.5 Sturgeon Bay
WVCX 98.9 Tomah
WHWC 88.3 Menomonie
WHJL 88.1 Merrill
AL
CA
GA
IN
IA
ME
ME
MD
MD
MD
MI
NV
NJ
NJ
NJ
NY
NY
NY
Fayette
Calistoga
Young Harris
South Whitley
Mason City
Farmington
Presque Isle
Oakland
Prince Frederick
Saint Leonard
Ironwood
Beatty
Brick Township
Flemington
Pleasantville
Canton
Groton
Paul Smiths
98.1
89.1
95.1
101.1
90.7
100.1
88.7
95.3
99.9
100.7
89.3
90.9
104.7
107.9
101.7
93.5
89.1
98.3
WTXT
KBBF
WACF
WMYQ
KDVO
WUMK
------WEYM-LP
WVSJ-LP
WWZZ-LP
W207BR
------------WYRU-LP
WOOR-LP
WTNX-LP
W206BC
WPSA
NY
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
ND
ND
ND
ND
OK
Utica
Benson
Grover
Malden
Marshville
Pineville
Roanoke Rapids
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Belcourt
Bismarck
Devils Lake
Devils Lake
Enid
105.9
99.7
94.1
101.1
100.5
93.1
94.3
88.1
102.9
91.9
102.9
93.9
98.5
104.7
WUCA-LP
------------------------------------W201DF
W275BE
------------------------KEIF-LP
PA
PA
PR
SD
TN
TX
TX
TX
UT
Athens
Hazleton
Rincon
Lead
Crossville
Camp Wood
Giddings
Meridian
Escalante
107.1 W296BL
96.5 W243CJ
89.5 ------94.3 KCYT
90.1 ------89.7 KHPS
95.9 ------95.3 KOME-FM
95.3 K237AD
Is operating at low power after a tornado destroyed its tower
Is silent
Is silent
Is silent
License cancelled; call deleted per permittee=s request
License cancelled; call deleted
Application for a new station dismissed
License cancelled; call deleted per applicant's request
Fined $250 (initially $7000) for late filing of renewal application and
subsequent unauthorized operation
Application for a new LPFM dismissed
Fined $10,000 for interrupting regular programming with unauthorized
commercial announcements and operating at antenna height greater than
that authorized
Is silent
Fined the former licensee $2000 (initially $7000) for unauthorized operation
C OTHERNEWS C
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 47)
15
FCC FM FACILITIES
May 2011
AF
Aux
CC
CL
DE
FC
FTP
LC
NS
NW
PA
Applied For (a new station)
Auxiliary (backup) transmitter
Callsign change
City-of-license change
License/permit deleted
Programming (format) change
Failure to Prosecute
License to Cover
Permit granted for new station
New station on the air
Proposed Amendment
PC
PG
PR
RA
RE
ROA
SI
STA
XC
XG
XR
Power (and/or tower height) change on the air
Power change granted
Power change requested
Returns to the air
Reinstated (previously-dismissed app.)
Request of Applicant
Off the air (silent)
Transmitter site changed
Transmitter site change granted
Transmitter site change requested
Changes:
AB Medicine Hat
103.3
CJLT-FM
AK Fairbanks
AK Glennallen
AK Juneau
88.3
88.7
89.7
KZVV
KVRM
KLSF
AK Juneau
AK Nome
91.7
89.3
NEW
KQQN
AL Cullman
AL Cullman
88.3
88.3
WJUV
WJUV
AL Cullman
AL Cullman
AL Fulton
88.3
88.3
89.3
WJUV
WJUV
WJIK
AR Gravel Ridge
AR Helena
90.9
94.5
KNFR
KJIW-FM
AR Little Rock
89.1
KUAR
AR Little Rock
AR Little Rock
89.1
90.5
KUAR
KLRE-FM
AR Nashville
AR Searcy
AR Texarkana
AR Warren
AR Weiner
AZ Bullhead City
AZ Casas Adobes
88.5
88.7
107.1
105.5
94.7
89.9
105.3
KTYC
KLUY
KTFS-FM
KWRF-FM
KLJK
KVIR
KZLZ
AZ Chuichu
AZ Mesa
AZ Parker
AZ Phoenix
AZ Tucson
AZ Tucson
AZ Wellton
BC Abbotsford
91.1
93.3
88.9
90.3
93.7
93.7
90.3
88.5
KVNG
KDKB
KAWP
KFLR-FM
KRQQ
KRQQ
KAWG
CBU-1-FM
CA Angwin
CA Cedarville
CA Coarsegold
89.9
88.9
94.5
KDFC
KVYA
KCGC
CA Gilroy
94.5
KBAY
CA Hamilton City
CA Loleta
CA McKinleyville
CA Mecca
101.7
98.7
89.3
88.1
KCKS
KMMI
KNDZ
NEW
CA Newman
CA Newman
CA North Highlands
CA North Highlands
CA Quincy
90.7
90.7
89.3
89.3
100.3
KCUD
KCUD
KQEI-FM
KQEI-FM
KVXX
CA Ramona
89.9
NEW
CA Ridgecrest
89.3
KRSF
CA Ridgecrest
CA Ridgecrest
CA San Andreas
CA San Clemente
89.3
89.3
90.7
107.9
KRSF
KRSF
KQBM
KWVE-FM
QR from 93.7, 58kw/109m,
relocate XR 30km south
CC for NS
PR<6m, 62-06-52/145-32-07
NW 1.7kw/-343m, 58-1805/134-26-26 (K-Love)
FC; sold to KUAC
NW 600w-v/-22m, 64-3112/165-22-17
CC for NS
NW 88w-V/95m, 34-12-20/8645-00
PG<88w/95m
PR 88w/95m
NW 2.1kw/166m, 31-53-28/8742-45
CC for NS
PR>50kw/150m, 34-47-32/9032-55
PG 63kw/342m, 34-47-49/9229-20
PR 63kw/342m
AF 19.1kw/54m, 34-40-34/9219-08 (aux); NS; XR 34-4034/92-19-08 (main)
CC for NS
CC for NS
CC from KFYX
PC<74m, 33-38-08/92-03-56
CC from KKLV
PG>9.1kw
PC 575w/581m, 32-14-56/11106-58
CC for NS
NW 13kw/475m (aux)
CC for NS
NS 430w/479m (aux)
PC 93kw/613m
PR 93kw/613m
CC for NS
PG 7.4kw/104m, 49-04-20/12224-12
CC from KNDL
CC for NS
PC>480w/352m, 37-25-10/11944-40
PC 45kw/158m, 37-12-32/12146-27
CC from KRER
CC for NS
PR<640w/334m
NS 2kw/12m, 33-29-02/115-5154 (Holy Cross Radio)
CC from KRUD
PG>1.7kw
PC>3.8kw H&V (add H)
PR>3.3kw-H&V (add H)
PC>200w/-219m, 39-5625/120-55-39
AF dismissed (Activist San
Diego)
NW 4kw-H/451m, 35-5353/117-17-18
PG<4kw/451m
PR<4kw/451m
CC for NS
NW 800w/167m, 33-25-52/11735-47 (aux)
16
CA San Francisco
CA San Francisco
CA San Francisco
102.1
90.3
90.3
KUZX
KOSC
KUSF
CA San Francisco
90.3
KUSF
CA Trinidad
CA Vallejo
95.5
89.5
KBAE
KZCT
CO Calhan
CO Centennial
CO Creede
CO Fraser
CO Lamar
104.7
101.9
88.9
90.3
90.7
KKCS
KXWA
KRIX
KKHI
KCSE
CO Loveland
CO Loveland
CO Merino
CO Nunn
89.7
93.9
94.5
96.9
KXGR
KCWA
KRFD
KIMX
CO Pitkin
CO Pitkin
90.1
90.5
KRKU
KRKU
CO Red Feather
Lakes
CO Redlands
CO Salida
88.7
KUSZ
106.1
92.3
KRZX
KVRH-FM
CO Salida
92.3
KVRH-FM
CO Wray
CO Wray
90.3
90.3
KGCD
KGCD
DE Bethany Beach
FL Cedar Creek
95.9
89.5
WKZP
WKSG
FL Baldwin
FL Big Cyrpess
105.7
89.1
WJGM
WHSI
FL Chiefland
FL Everglades City
107.9
88.1
WNDN
WBGY
FL Everglades City
88.1
WBGY
FL Everglades City
FL Fort Pierce
98.1
91.1
W251BL
WJFP
FL Gifford
FL Jacksonville
Beach
FL Jacksonville
Beach
94.7
92.5
WPHR-FM
WFJO
92.5
WFJO
FL Mexico Beach
90.3
NEW
FL Miami
FL Palm Coast
FL St. Marks
93.1
89.3
91.1
WFEZ
WDXZ
WUJC
FL Tampa
93.3
WFLZ-FM
FL Valprariso
103.1
WMXZ
CC from KDFC-FM
CC from KUSF
PG>1kw/301m, 37-51-04/12229-50
PR>1kw/301m, 37-51-04/1229-50 (previously dismissed)
CC from KZCC
NW 7w/264m, 38-09-06/12211-25
CC from KKHN
CC from KKHI
CC for NS
CC from KGQD
NW 250w/113m, 38-02-10/10235-58
CC from KXWA
CC from KRKU
PR>50kw
QR from 96.7, 2.1kw/169m,
41-02-34/105-12-22 dismissed
ROA
CC from KPKN
QG from 90.1, 200w H&V (add
H)/469m
NW 5w/260m, 40-52-04/10538-33
PR<870w
AF 2kw/-190m, 38-30-27/10601-26 (aux)
NS 2kw/-190m, 38-30-27/10601-26 (aux) (use old main
from 92.1 operation as aux)
CC for NS
NW 430w-V/77m, 40-0313/102-13-32
CC from WOSC
PR 100w-H/23kw-V/114m
dismissed; going for 22kw-V
(no H) instead
CC from WHJX
PR>9kw/46m, 26-17-46/81-0626
XG 29-30-55/82-53-05
PG 100w H&V (add H)/16m,
25-51-25/81-23-12
PR<100w H&V/16m, 25-5125/81-23-12; amendment from
25m at slightly different site
PC<25m, 25-59-08/81-34-14
PG>100kw/125m, 27-2607/80-21-41
CC from WSYR-FM
PG 1.6kw/197m, 30-16-34/8133-51
PR 1.6kw/197m, 30-16-34/8133-51; amendment from
1.7kw/190m
AF 36kw/167m, 29-49-08/8515-34; amendment from 37kw
and to correct coordinates
CC from WHDR
CC for NS
PG>73.5kw/139m, 30-3055/83-52-17
PC>97kw/472m, 27-49-10/8215-39
NW 430w/18m, 30-23-27/8629-13 (aux)
FL West Palm Beach
GA Atlanta
GA Atlanta
GA Augusta
90.7
88.5
88.5
90.7
WPBI
WRAS
WRAS
WACG-FM
GA Cleveland
101.9
WAZX-FM
GA Fort Benning
South
GA Greensboro
99.3
WKCN
89.9
NEW
GA Greenville
GA Lavonia
93.3
92.1
WVFJ-FM
WLHR-FM
GA Plainville
104.9
WRBF
GA Plainville
GA Roswell
104.9
107.5
WRBF
WAMJ
GA Statesboro
88.5
WSLT
GA Tallulah Falls
GA Tallulah Falls
91.7
91.7
WVNG
WVNG
GA Tallulah Falls
91.7
WVNG
GA Tallulah Falls
GA Tallulah Falls
91.7
91.7
WVNG
WVNG
GA Tallulah Falls
GA Waynesboro
91.7
92.9
WVNG
NEW
TX Kurten
107.7
KKLB
HI Hana
HI Hana
88.3
88.3
KIPH
KIPH
HI Honolulu
HI Kailua
HI Waikapu
99.5
88.7
89.7
KGU-FM
KHPH
KIPM
IA Hiawatha
IA Mason City
IA Sioux City
89.1
90.7
92.9
KXGM-FM
KDVO
KMSC
ID Caldwell
89.9
KRBX
ID Fruitland
ID Grangeville
99.5
90.9
KKOO
KKRH
ID Idaho Falls
100.7
KSNA
ID McCall
88.3
KGSY
ID Menan
ID New Plymouth
ID Rexburg
90.9
93.1
99.1
KTSJ
KTIK-FM
KUPI-FM
IL Ellsworth
89.5
WSPI
IL Erie
105.5
NEW
IL Morris
89.3
WUON
IL Murphysboro
89.1
NEW
IL Murphysboro
89.1
NEW
IL Oreana
88.9
WDCR
IL Round Lake
Beach
IL Smithboro
89.1
WJLV
89.9
WSWS
IL Wonder Lake
IN Dayton
91.3
91.5
WTZY
WCNB
IN Greensburg
IN Greensburg
89.9
89.9
WHOZ
WHOZ
IN Morristown
88.1
WJCF-FM
IN Norristown
89.9
NEW
CC from WXEL
PG>164m, 33-45-33/84-20-05
PR>164m, 33-45-33/84-20-05
PR<3kw/421m, 33-24-18/8150-15
PR 350w/410m, 34-30-32/8348-27
PC 29kw/167m, 32-27-59/8503-22
PG 900w-V/80m, 33-32-53/8304-15
PR<27kw
PR 4.78kw/113m, 34-22-03/8305-22; amendment to correct
longitude from 34-22-27.
NW 950w/185m, 34-20-35/8502-20
PG<950w
PR>18kw-H/33kw-V/185m, 3355-01/84-12-06. Requests
waiver of rules to allow
vertical power greater than
horizontal.
NW 6kw/60m, 32-38-09/81-4136
CC from WMJE
NW 25w/169m, 34-45-40/8324-45
PG<25w/76m, 34-43-47/83-2315
PG>169m, 34-45-40/83-24-45
PR<25w/76m, 34-43-47/83-2315; amendment from
250w/116m at different site
PR>169m, 34-45-40/83-24-45
AF 5kw/94m, 33-09-57/81-5730; amendment from
2.25kw/166m at different site
PG>2.4kw/119m, 30-41-07/9614-56
CC from KHPH
NW 250w-H/-42m, 20-4504/156-00-17
CC from KHUI
CC from KIPH
NW 62kw/748m, 20-39-36/15621-50
PG<3.6kw H&V (add H)/94m
CX ROA
QC from 88.3 (Class D
station)
NW 7.9kw/285m, 43-3715/117-12-35
CC from KWEI-FM
NW 1.9kw/709m, 45-5142/116-07-25
QC from 99.1, 193m, 43-2106/112-00-29
NW 400w-V/590m, 45-0018/116-08-01
CC for NS
CC from KZMG
QC from 94.3, 100kw/176m,
43-32-33/111-53-04 Takes
over former facilities of Idaho
Falls station now known as
KSNA.
NW 290w/95m, 40-24-17/8835-34
AF 6kw/100m, 41-40-56/90-0346; amendment from
3.3kw/137m at different site
NW 2kw/68m, 41-23-35/88-2513 (WONU)
PR>3.5kw/32m, 37-48-59/8915-57
PR>3.5kw/32m, 37-48-59/8915-57
NW 1.1kw/50m, 39-55-50/8851-41
CC from WJKE
PR 2kw/110m, 38-56-35/89-0613
CC for NS
PR<700w H&V (add H)/3m,
40-22-28/86-44-26
CC for NS
PR 400w/44m, 39-20-18/85-2906 dismissed 73.316(a)
PR>45kw H&V; amendment
from V-only
AF 110w/15m, 39-21-55/85-4303; amendment from 1wH/100w-V/39m
17
IN Seelyville
88.9
WVWG
IN Versailles
89.5
WNOP-FM
IN Wilkinson
89.1
WRFM-FM
KS Chanute
KS Chanute
90.3
90.3
KANQ
KANQ
KS Colby
88.1
NEW
KS Hutchinson
KS La Harpe
88.1
91.9
KJVL
KFKB
KS Lakin
92.5
KGRQ
KS Paola
89.7
KWJP
KS Riley
KY Crittenden
96.3
89.1
KACZ
WKCX
KY Glasgow
KY Jeffersontown
KY Lerose
KY Middlesboro
89.3
101.3
88.3
92.7
WZVK
WMJM
WEBF
WMIK-FM
KY Middlesboro
92.7
WMIK-FM
KY Westwood
99.7
WWQB
LA Kentwood
91.5
WPEF
LA Simmesport
LA Simmesport
LA Tallulah
105.3
90.1
104.5
KSLO-FM
KLJG
KLSM
LA Wilson
LA Wilson
90.9
90.9
WJVI
WJVI
MA Brewster
89.1
NEW
MA Dalton
MA East Falmouth
91.7
88.3
WJNF
NEW
MA East Falmouth
88.3
NEW
MA Edgartown
88.7
WMEX
MA Edgartown
88.7
WMEX
MA Gardner
91.7
WJWT
MA Rockland
ME Farmington
ME Kennebunkport
ME Searsport
MI Ann Arbor
88.3
100.1
88.3
101.7
102.9
MI Auburn Hills
MI Burton
89.5
89.7
WRPS
WUMK
WMEK
WKVV
WWWWFM
WAHS
WTAC
MI East Lansing
MI Grand Haven
MI Mackinaw City
MI Mount Forest
MI Munising
MI Muskegon
MI Muskegon
MI Whitehall
MN Cass Lake
90.5
92.1
94.5
91.9
89.7
106.9
107.9
97.5
90.1
WKAR-FM
WGHN-FM
WLJZ
WSMO
WAZP
WOOD-FM
WMUS
WWSN
KOJB
MN Hinckley
MN Warroad
91.9
91.7
WINH
KOLJ-FM
MO Bridgeton
MO Cuba
MO Moberly
100.3
101.7
88.7
WSGX
KQXQ
KSDQ
MP Garapan
MS Itta Bena
90.7
89.7
KCKD
WZEC
MS Kosciusko
MT Billings
MT Billings
MT Colstrip
105.1
104.5
98.5
89.1
WJDX-FM
KYSX
KEWF
KNPC
MT Colstrip
89.1
KNPC
MT Colstrip
89.1
NEW
PR>20kw/36m, 39-38-44/8712-45
PR<200w/44m, 39-04-06/8515-58
PR>1.8kw H&V (add H)/25m,
39-53-04/85-36-26
CC from KJVL
NW 17kw/161m, 37-35-59/9539-10 (KANU)
NW 2kw/109m, 39-21-04/10103-13 (KANZ)
CC for NS
PG<750w/66m, 37-57-24/9522-16
PR<6.2kw-H/59m, 37-5326/101-22-39
PR 4.5kw/68m, 38-28-49/9456-53
PG 12.5kw/145m
NW 10kw/90m, 38-47-30/8441-44
CC for NS
PG>6kw
CC from WOCS
NS 300w-V/-159m, 36-3721/83-42-46 (aux)
PC>350w/410m, 36-35-39/8347-42
NW 3kw/100m, 38-26-20/8247-52
NW 6kw/90m, 31-02-02/90-2527
CC from KXKW
PR<3.7kw-V (drop H)/118m
QC from 104.9, 25kw/100m,
32-22-13/91-07-39
CC for NS
PC<1.3kw/57m, 30-56-30/9106-38
NS 23kw-V/87m, 41-53-57/6959-14 (Home Improvement
Ministries)
PG 160w/298m
AF 1kw/85m, 41-36-53/70-3638 (Horizon Christian
Fellowship)
AF 1kw/85m, 41-36-53/70-3638; amendment from 100wH/8kw-V/27m at different site
& on 88.7
PR>1.2kw/93m, 41-26-16/7036-50
PR>1kw/92m, 41-26-16/70-3650; amendment from
1.2kw/93m
PR>1.2kw/104m, 42-31-12/7203-34
PR>46m
CX ROA
CC from WPHH
PR 2.4kw/324m
PC 50kw/134m, 42-14-46/8350-58
PG>2.4kw/54m
PG>15kw/110m, 42-44-56/8342-59
PR<85kw/269m
PR>6kw/65m
PG>50kw/110m
CC for NS
CC for NS
CC from WMUS
CC from WSHZ
CC from WEFG-FM
PR<18kw/140m, 47-20-04/4912-43
CC for NS
NW 250w/-70m, 48-54-26/9518-58
CC from WSDD
CC for NS
NW 17kw-V/57m, 39-14-40/9212-40
CC for NS
NW 100w/30m, 33-31-05/9020-37
CC from WQJQ
CC from KQBL
CC from KGHL-FM
NW 100w/36m, 45-54-17/10637-32
PG<100w H&V (add H)/36m,
45-54-17/106-37-32
QR from 88.9, 100w/36m, 4554-17/106-37-32; add H, was
MT Miles City
91.5
NEW
MT Missoula
MT Philipsburg
102.5
90.1
KMSO
NEW
MT Polson
NC Beaufort
NC Biltmore Forest
89.5
88.7
96.5
KPJH
WBAU
WOXL-FM
NC Bladenboro
90.7
WRDK
NC Carolina Beach
NC Concord
NC East Fayetteville
106.7
97.9
88.1
WMYT
WPEG
WWFJ
NC East Fayetteville
88.1
WWFJ
NC Hendersonville
102.5
WMYI
NC Jacksonville
NC La Grange
98.7
104.7
WRMR
WZUP
NC Lockwoods Folly
Town
NC Magnolia
88.1
WGHW
90.9
NEW
NC North
Wilkesboro
NC North
Wilkesboro
NC Oak Island
NC Pilot Mountain
97.3
WKBC-FM
97.3
WKBC-FM
98.3
89.7
WUIN
WGIW
NC Yadkin
ND Fargo
90.3
97.9
WEAJ
KFNW-FM
ND Gackle
ND Grand Forks
ND Williston
99.1
94.7
90.7
KOYD
KZGF
KJND-FM
NE Bennington
93.3
KTWI
NE Firth
NE Gibbon
93.7
97.7
KNTK
KMTY
NE Hay Springs
107.7
KBPY
NE Kimball
88.3
KVAM
NE O'Neill
91.5
KOEC
NE Santee
NH Lisbon
NH Startford
88.9
89.7
98.7
KZYK
WREF
WTTT
NH Stratford
98.7
WTTT
NH Stratford
98.7
WTTT
NJ Lakehurst
NJ Newark
91.7
88.3
WLNJ
WBGO
NJ Port Republic
NJ Port Republic
NM Alamo
Community
88.7
88.7
107.5
WEHA
WEHA
NEW
NM Alamogordo
103.7
KNMZ
NM Belen
NM Eagle Tail
97.7
88.1
KLVO
NEW
NM Farmington
96.9
KDAG
NM Gallup
90.1
KNIZ
NM Grants
91.9
KKGT
NM La Luz
92.7
KRSY-FM
NM Los Alamos
NM Ruidoso
NV Amargosa Valley
NV Amargosa Valley
106.7
88.5
105.9
106.1
KDLW
KENG
KZNV
KZNV
NV Bunkerville
96.7
KHIJ
NV Elko
94.5
KZBI
NV Fallon
89.9
KQNV
V-only
PR<100w/147m, 46-23-23/10545-23
PR<29kw/534m
FC; sold to Hi-Line Radio
Fellowship
PG<130w/570m
CC for NS
NS 550w/357m, 35-35-23/8240-26 (aux)
NW 160w/58m, 34-32-59/7848-30
CC from WUIN
PG>30kw (aux)
PC>3kw/65m, 34-56-36/78-4316
PR>3kw/65m, 34-56-36/78-4316; amendment to change
site
PR 44kw/416m, 35-08-16/8236-31
CC from WLGD
PG>39kw/168m, 35-10-06/7737-56
PG>100kw H&V (add
H)/180m, 34-05-03/77-53-18
PR 8kw/105m, 34-46-17/77-5635
AF 5.5kw/374m, 36-04-34/8107-43 (aux)
NS 5.5kw/374m (aux)
CC from WSFM
PG>2.7kw/88m, 36-25-27/8037-51; add H (was V-only)
CC for NS
AF 2.3kw/71m, 46-39-37/9643-01 (aux)
CC for NS
CC from KNOX-FM
PG<2kw/175m, 48-08-30/10353-34
PR>8.9kw/176m, 41-15-26/9557-49
CC from KOLB
PC>100kw/42m, 40-38-33/9904-52; CL from Holdrege;
amendment from 125m
NW 50kw/144m, 42-44-23/10241-25
NW 510w/86m, 41-11-36/10331-45
PR<100w/-10cm, 42-25-22/9839-01 dismissed
CC for NS
CC for NS
PG<100w/-189m, 44-41-03/7135-16
NW 100w/-189m, 44-41-03/7135-16
PG<100w/-189m, 44-41-03/7135-16
PR<130w-H/3.5kw-V/49m
PG>2.5kw/269m, 40-45-22/7359-12
PG>1.6kw H&V (add H)/41m
PR>1.6kw H&V (add H)/41m
PR>10kw-V/-41m dismissed
(they did ask the FCC to
waive the normal
requirement for horizontal
polarization, on economic
PR>400w/404m, 32-49-45/10552-14
CC from KDLW
NS 1.25kw/429m, 36-4056/104-24-52 (KENW)
NS 2kw/167m, 36-39-48/10812-55 (aux)
NW 800w/-8m, 35-31-06/10843-49
NW 200w/-118m, 35-0905/107-52-31
PR>400w/391m, 32-49-45/10552-14
CC from KLVO
CC for NS
CC for NS
QC from 105.9, 17.5kwH/568m, 36-38-26/115-55-27
AF 340w/59m, 36-19-24/11455-49 (aux)
NW 425w-V/-157m, 40-5048/115-44-46 (aux)
NW 600w/10m, 39-27-42/118-
18
NV Fallon
99.5
KVLV-FM
NV Goldfield
89.1
KGFN
NV Mesquite
89.3
KAER
NV Mesquite
89.3
KAER
NV Overton
NV Overton
NV Overton
NV Spring Creek
NY Center Moriches
NY Lowville
106.9
106.9
106.9
103.9
96.1
89.7
KVGQ
KVGQ
KVGQ
KBGZ
WJVC
WXLD
NY Malta
NY Monroe
105.7
89.3
WQSH
WLJP
NY Olivebridge
NY Port Chester
NY Solvay
OH Baltimore
OH Cambridge
OH Cleveland
OH Findlay
88.3
96.7
106.9
102.5
88.1
106.5
89.7
WFSO
WKLV-FM
WSYR-FM
WWCD
WRUY
WHLK
WTKC
OH Geneva
OH Hamilton
OH Kenton
89.5
89.5
88.5
WMIH
WHSS
WKEN
OH Marietta
90.9
WTYC
OH Middletown
OH Mowrystown
OH New Albany
105.9
90.5
101.7
WNKN
WAOM
WNKO
OH New Albany
101.7
WNKO
OH North Madison
OH Sandusky
93.7
88.1
WQGR
WHRQ
OH Zanesfield
88.9
WSOH
OK Broken Arrow
OK Cache
OK Caney
90.5
97.9
90.1
KNYD
KJMZ
NEW
OK Goltry
OK Hugo
OK Miami
OK Sayre
90.5
91.3
100.9
88.7
KGVV
KVYY
KGLC
KESG
ON Ottawa
ON Thamesville
101.9
104.3
CIDG-FM
NEW
ON Timmins
OR Florence
OR Glendale
93.1
90.7
91.3
CHMT-FM
KXCR
NEW
OR Lebanon
103.7
KXPC-FM
OR Portland
OR Siletz
OR The Dalles
PA Beech Creek
PA Bellefonte
PA Cambridge
Springs
PA Dallas
89.9
91.7
88.1
89.3
90.3
89.9
KQAC
KYAQ
KQHR
WRWV
WJVM
WCGF
107.7
WCIG
PA Dushore
103.9
WNKZ
PA Dushore
88.1
WAMO
PA Elysburg
PA Everett
PA Gallitzin
PA Greenville
PA Grove City
90.9
90.1
93.5
107.1
91.1
WEVW
NEW
WCGJ
WLVX
WSAJ-FM
PA Kane
PA Longswamp
Township
PA New Kensington
PA Philadelphia
PA Saint Marys
PA Wilkes-Barre
103.9
91.3
WVTT
WKTW
100.7
88.5
91.1
90.7
WBZZ
WXPN
WRVI
WCLH
PA Youngsville
88.5
WYVL
42-38
QC from 99.3, 6kw/76m, 3929-26/118-49-08
NW 150w/65m, 37-43-36/11713-28
QG from 89.5, 740w/239m, 3653-48/114-17-23
QR from 89.5, 740w/239m, 3653-48/114-17-23
PC>289m
PG>289m
PG>289m
NW 360w/474m (aux)
CC from WKJI
PR>220w/80m, 43-48-31/7530-42
CC from WBZZ
PG>1.4kw/321m, 41-22-42/7408-16
PG<80w H&V (add H)/33m
CC from WCTZ
CC from WPHR-FM
CC from WCVZ
CC from WYBP
CC from WMVX
PG>200w/26m, 41-03-11/8339-13
CC for NS
PR>1kw/118m
QG from 88.9, 2.5kw H&V
(add H)/40m, 40-38-33/83-3509, co-owned with WSOH
NW 4kw-V/37m, 39-36-00/8133-10
CC from WPFB-FM
CC for NS
PC>22kw/107m, 40-08-38/8238-20
PC>22kw/107m, 40-08-38/8238-20
CC for NS
PG<375w/102m, 41-22-38/8248-52
QG from 88.5, 400w H&V (add
H)/130m, 40-20-07/83-39-46,
co-owned with WKEN
PG<24kw (aux)
PG>97m
NW 2.5kw/21m, 34-13-56/9612-51
CC from WKGT
CC for NS
PC>6kw/84m
PR<225w-H (drop V)/26m, 3521-47/99-42-59
PG>5.5kw
NS 50w/25m, Aboriginal
(Lenape & English)
PR>16.4kw/95m
CC for NS
NS 70w/784m, 42-41-49/12313-39 (Portland Radio
Authority)
PR<85kw/334m, 44-38-46/12316-10 dismissed ROA; going
for 1.45kw/741m at a different
site
PR>5.9kw
CC for NS
PR>3.4kw
CC from WRVI
CC for NS
CC for NS
PG 6kw/100m, 41-16-57/7555-33
PG>2.8kw/111m, 41-30-07/7623-34
QG from 88.7, 100w/-23m, 4131-33/76-24-35
CC for NS
PG>460w/308m
CC from WHPA
CC from WEXC
PC>2.7kw/153m, 41-14-48/7954-01
CC from WUMT
CC for NS
CC from WZPT
PR 3.2kw/336m
CC from WRWV
PC 205w/296m, 41-11-11/7551-33
CC from WTMV
PR Cidra
PR Cidra
97.7
97.7
WNVM
WNVM
PR Rincon
89.5
NEW
SC Bluffton
SC Enoree
SD Fort Pierre
106.9
88.1
90.3
WUBB
WUBK
KSLP
SD Watertown
90.3
NEW
TN Alcoa
TN Crossville
89.1
90.1
WOFM
NEW
TN Dickson
TN Etowah
TN Johnson City
TN Lynchburg
TN Maynardville
TN Nashville
TN Spring City
91.5
103.1
89.5
93.9
88.3
89.1
88.5
WNRZ
WLLJ
WETS-FM
WDUC
WYLV
WECV
WWQS
TN White Pine
104.7
WNPC-FM
TX Alamo
TX Archer City
TX Archer City
104.9
91.9
91.9
KJAV
KPMA-FM
KPMA-FM
TX Archer City
91.9
KPMA-FM
TX Breckenridge
TX Carthage
89.9
88.3
KQXB
KRTG
TX Cedar Lake
TX Cooper
89.9
89.9
KQVI-FM
NEW
TX Del Rio
TX Del Rio
88.5
90.5
KVFE
NEW
TX Del Rio
90.5
NEW
TX Ellinger
89.1
NEW
TX Falfurrias
TX Fredericksburg
TX Giddings
91.5
91.1
95.9
KRVP
KIVM
NEW
TX Hamilton
107.7
KHHG
TX Laredo
88.1
KHOY
TX Marathon
91.5
NEW
TX Marfa
TX Natalia
93.5
90.3
KRTS
KYRQ
TX Pearsall
TX Post
104.1
107.3
KSAH-FM
KGCE
TX Refugio
106.1
NEW
TX Refugio
106.5
KTKY
TX Rio Grande City
TX Roma
TX San Antonio
TX San Antonio
TX Sulphur Springs
TX Sulphur Springs
88.3
97.7
88.3
89.1
91.9
91.9
KXJT
KRIO-FM
KPAC
KSTX
KZRF-FM
KZRF-FM
TX Uvalde Estates
TX Valley View
103.5
89.1
KEWP
NEW
TX Valley View
89.1
NEW
UT Orem
107.5
KKLV
NW 3kw/324m (aux)
NW 3kw/324m, 18-16-49/6606-35 (aux)
AF dismissed (Family
Educational Association)
CC from WGZR
CC from WNRE
NW 2kw/56m, 44-22-18/10024-28
NS 35kw/71m, 44-53-17/97-0220 (SDPB)
CC from WYLV
AF dismissed (Roane State
Community College)
PG>25kw
XR 35-11-49/84-41-14
NS 12kw/679m (aux)
CC from WHWA
CC from WDLF
CC from WNAZ-FM
PR>6kw H&V (add H)/94m,
35-43-24/84-51-34
QG from 92.9, 2.8kw/150m,
36-13-00/83-11-38
CC from KRIO-FM
PR<55m, 33-26-38/98-27-22
PR<55m, 33-26-38/98-27-22
dismissed 73.316(a)
PR<55m, 33-26-38/98-27-22;
drop H & go V-only
CC from KDRG
PG>25kw/100m, 31-49-40/9417-42
CC for NS
NW 500w/4m, 33-22-17/95-4117
CC for NS
QR from 90.7, 100m, 28-4333/100-28-36
XR 28-43-33/100-28-36
dismissed 73.515
AF 5kw/164m, amendment
from 7.5kw
CC for NS
CC for NS
AF dismissed (Jose J.
Garcia)
QG from 104.9, 850w/100m,
31-42-46/98-07-09
PG>4.3kw (for some reason it
took the FCC ten years to act
on this - Mexican
coordination?)
PR 100w/-39m, 30-12-31/10315-10
PR<19kw
NW 3kw/41m, 29-09-20/98-5306
CC from KRIO-FM
FC; sold by Educational
Media Foundation
NS 6kw/86m, 28-22-42/97-1818 (Hispanic Target Media)
QR from 106.1, 50kw/148m,
27-52-02/97-13-07
CC for NS
CC from KBMI
PR 69kw/240m
PR 72kw/240m
CC for NS
NW 750w/45m, 33-09-05/9536-13
CC for NS
NW 1kw/101m, 33-44-18/9854-28
PR 1kw/104m, 33-44-19/98-5429
CC from KKAT-FM
VA Charlottesville
VA Drakes Branch
VA Drakes Branch
107.5
88.7
88.7
WCHV-FM
WGFW
WGFW
VA Eastville
VA Emporia
91.9
89.3
WHRE
WJYA
VA Emporia
89.3
WJYA
VA Gloucester
Courthouse
VA Gloucester
Courthouse
VA Gloucester
Courthouse
VA Gloucester Point
89.9
WHRJ
89.9
WHRJ
89.9
WHRJ
88.5
WHRG
VA Gore
90.1
WVRS
VA Nassawadox
VA Roanoke
90.1
92.3
WHRX
WXLK
VA Roanoke
VA Roanoke
94.9
99.1
WSLC-FM
WSLQ
VA Rustburg
91.7
WWEM
VI Christiansted
VT Brattleboro
VT Hartford
91.9
88.9
95.3
WPPD
WVBA
WXLF
WA Bellingham
90.3
KQOW
WA Elma
89.5
KCFL
WA Elma
WA Glenoma
91.3
89.3
KCFL
KRYA
WA Glenoma
90.1
KZFL
WA Hamilton
90.1
KSVU
WA Hoquiam
WA Long Beach
WA Union Gap
95.3
99.7
88.1
KXXK
KLMY
KYTR
WI Baraboo
89.5
WCNP
WI Forestville
WI Hayward
91.7
94.3
WQQA
NEW
WI Rhinelander
WI Waupaca
WV Beckley
WV Webster Springs
WV West Union
89.9
91.5
88.7
89.3
89.7
NEW
WAUP
WBWV
WWHA
WVGV
WY Evanston
WY Jackson
88.1
89.1
KCWW
KHOL
WY La Barge
WY Lingle
88.9
90.7
KDEB
KUWV
WY Lusk
96.3
KQWY
WY Lyman
WY Manville
104.7
98.
KZNS-FM
KOUZ
WY Manville
98.9
KOUZ
WY Rock River
106.1
KLMI
CC from WWTJ
CC for NS
PR>2.3kw/62m, 37-08-39/7832-54
CC from WHRJ
PG>23kw/161m, 36-56-39/7737-14 CX ROA, filed for
100kw/114m at different site
PR>100kw H&V (add
H)/114m, 36-57-40/77-42-46
CC from WHRX
NW 750w/84m, 37-24-36/7632-52
PG>750w/84m
NW 9.6kw/112m, 37-26-11/7619-54
PG<9w H&V (add H)/462m,
39-11-02/78-23-15
CC from WHRJ
PR<100kw/605m, 37-11-51/8009-10
PR<95.5kw/598m
PR>190.9kw/598m, 37-1150/80-09-11 (not sure how
they expect to get ths
approved...)
PG>100kw/126m, 37-2036/78-52-25
CC for NS
PR>7.2kw/31m
PC>6kw/87m; CL from White
River Junction
NW 100w/95m, 48-48-04/12227-40 (KUOW)
QR from 91.3, 220w/113m, 4757-31/123-35-18
QR from 89.5
NW 10w-H/1kw-V/-289m, 4632-37/122-03-36
NW 10w-H/1kw-V/-292m, 4632-37/122-03-36
NW 330w/-159m, 48-3316/121-47-40
PC 3.5kw/129m
PG>15kw
PG<35w/225m, 46-31-21/12019-59
PR 5.7kw/321m, 43-25-40/8939-07; amendment from
7.5kw
CC for NS
AF dismissed FTP (True
North Community Outreach)
PR 16.7kw/157m
CC for NS
CC for NS
CC for NS
PG<2.35kw/120m, 39-1722/80-48-16
FC; sold to KSOS-90.5
adds 600w-H/811m (was Vonly) (aux)
CC for NS
NW 14kw/96m, 42-20-03/10409-56
PR<2kw-H (drop V)/97m, 4244-43/104-31-16
CC from KYLZ
PR<2kw-H (drop V)/97m, 4244-43/104-31-16
PG<2kw-H (drop V)/97m, 4244-43/104-31-16
PG>50kw
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Pearland, TX 77581
[email protected]
May 2011
More from Danny Oglethorpe of Shreveport, LA:
KTBC-7 Austin, TX
279 mi Tr seen October 2010
KCWX-5 Fredericksburg, TX
327 mi Tr seen October 2010
KIII-8 Corpus Christi, TX
401 mi Tr seen 8/1/10
KZTV-10 Corpus Christi, TX
400 mi Tr seen 8/1/10
KFTH-36 Alvin, TX
224 mi Tr seen July 2010
20
WHBF-4 Rock Island, IL
647 mi Es seen 7/27/10
KFIQ-LP-4 Lubbock, TX
476 mi Es seen 6/18/10
Daystar
WPVI-6 Philadelphia, PA
1157 mi Es seen 7/3/10
XHPUR-6 Puebla, PUE
961 mi Es seen July 2010
calls upper right
XHTAU-2 Tampico, TAM
745 mi Es seen July 2010
beautiful, clear calls
XHTV-4 Mexico City, DF
965 mi Es seen 12/29/10
new “foro” and “f” logo
73’s, JEFF
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The Editor’s Note
It seems an early start to the E-Skip season may once again be upon us. An opening with MUF above 108
MHz. encompassed much of the eastern half of the U.S. during the day on April 27. DTV Es from the Midwest
and plains into New York and Massachusetts was reported. Some light activity fired up in the Southwestern
U.S. a few days prior. While in many seasons it takes till about mid-May for activity to fire up, I think the 2011
skip season can be declared open for business. Let’s hope for some more widespread openings!
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column, just add a post in the “TV, FM & 6 Meters VUD DX Reports” subforum with your logs, and I’ll include
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Phelps in Kentucky and Chris Dunne in Florida in the column. Together with the DX they receive they’ll make
sure this space is not empty for a long while! We’re also honored have a report from DX pioneer Pat Dyer
inside this month’s edition. Enjoy and good DX!
________________________________________________________________________________________
Ed Phelps (NN2E)
Benton, KY
chs
#558 WKTB-CD 47 Norcross, GA. 310 mi. Korean
3-17-11
Good tropo from Alabama and Georgia this
morning...
Notes...
I started out looking for WPXH 45 Gadsden, AL. Is
it really on the air? The FCC and Wiki seem to think
so. I've been trying for this one for a long time and
have yet to log it.
WTJP 26/60 Gadsden, AL. 240 mi.
WPCH 20/17 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WTVM 11/9 Columbus, GA. 365 mi.
WBRC 50/6 Birmingham, AL. 250 mi.
WTTO 28/21 Homewood, AL. 250 mi.
WIAT 30/42 Birmingham, AL. 250 mi.
WGNM 45 Macon, GA. 395 mi.
WSB 39/2 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WGXA 16/24 Macon, GA. 395 mi.
WUVG 48/34 Athens, GA. 325 mi.
WATL 25/36 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WHSG 44/63 Monroe, GA. 340 mi.
WUPA 43/69 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WGCL 19/46 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WRBL 15/3 Columbus, GA. 365 mi.
WMGT 40/41 Macon, GA. 395 mi.
WAGA 27/5 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WPXA 51/14 Rome, GA. 255 mi.
WELF 16/23 Dalton, GA. 215 mi.
WLTZ 35/38 Columbus, GA. 365 mi.
WDSI 49/61 Chattanooga, TN. 210 mi.
WANN-LD 29/32 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi.
WANN-LD 29/32 Atlanta is a busy one. It maps out
with the following sub-channels...
32-1 APGuide
32-2 MTVTR3S
32-3 THIS TV
32-4 PRISM
32-5 OLDIE
32-6 LATV
32-7 TUFF TV
32-8 LEGACY
32-9 JTV
32-10 NEWS24
32-21 WGST640
32-22 949BULL
32-23 PROJECT
32-24 WILD
32-25 WILD
32-26 PATRON
32-27 TBA
32-28 TBA
32-29 TBA
32-30 TBA
...Some of these are audio channels.
And the new ones...
#556 WMAZ 13 Macon, GA. 395 mi. CBS
#557 WTBS-LD 30/26 Atlanta, GA. 310 mi. 10 sub-
22
WTBS-LD is similar to WANN-LD but it "only" has
10 sub-channels. I usually don't bother writing
down all of the sub-channel info while I'm DXing
(gotta keep moving if you want to log new ones) but
I found WANN-LD kind of amusing with it's 20 subchannels.
#1105 K15FW 15z Batesville, AR. 193 mi. TBN
4-10-11 Tropo
All times GMT
05:08 WRSP 44/55 Springfield, IL. 212 mi.
05:34 KYTV 44/3 Springfield, MO. 250 mi.
06:24 KOLR 10 Springfield, MO. 250 mi.
06:24 KSPR 19/33 Springfield, MO. 250 mi.
06:40 WMAU 18/17 Bude, MS. 400 mi.
06:46 WIIQ 19/41 Demopolis, AL. 315 mi.
07:01 KTAL 15/6 Texarkana, TX. 415 mi.
07:06 KBTX 50/3 Bryan, TX. 615 mi.
07:55 KARZ 44/42 Little Rock, AR. 265 mi.
08:14 KXTX 40/39 Dallas, TX. 565 mi.
08:40 KERA 14/13 Dallas, TX. 565 mi.
09:25 KTEN, 26/10 Ada, OK. 485 mi.
09:32 KOCB 33/34 Oklahoma City, OK. 510 mi.
10:03 KFSM 18/5 Fort Smith, AR. 340 mi
10:51 KAFT 9/13 Fayetteville, AR. 320 mi. Over
local WQWQ-LP
11:44 KTVE 27/10 El Dorado, AR. 335 mi.
11:56 WDBB 18/17 Bessemer, AL. 240 mi.
12:00 WDBD 40 Jackson, MS. 335 mi.
12:11 WFGX 50/35 Fort Walton Beach, FL. 455 mi.
12:19 WCFT 33 Tuscaloosa, AL. 240 mi.
"ABC3340"
12:20 WIAT 30/42 Birmingham, AL. 250 mi.
12:22 WTJP 26/60 Gadsden, AL. 240 mi.
12:55 WTVM 11/9 Columbus, GA. 375 mi.
13:15 WGNM 45 Macon, GA. 390 mi.
3-21/22-11
Tropo from AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, TX...
KTAL 15/6 Texarkana, TX. 420 mi.
KTVE 27/10 El Dorado, AR. 340 mi.
KPXJ 21 Minden, LA. 405 mi.
KBTX 50/3 Bryan, TX 615 mi.
KAQY 11 Columbia, LA. 390 mi.
WXVT 15 Greenville, MS. 255 mi.
KTXH 19/20 Houston, TX. 645 mi.
KRIV 26 Houston, TX. 645 mi.
WNBD-LD 33 Grenada, MS. 265 mi. "33-1"
KASN 39/38 Pine Bluff, AR. 270 mi.
KARZ 44/42 Little Rock, AR. 265 mi.
WLBT 30/3 Jackson, MS. 335 mi.
WCBI 35/4 Columbus, MS. 210 mi.
WMAW 44/14 Meridian, MS. 325 mi.
WUOA 6/23 Tuscaloosa, AL. 255 mi.
WLOV 16/27 West Point, MS. 210mi.
WDBD 40 Jackson, MS. 335 mi.
WKDH 45 Houston, MS. 210 mi.
WMAE 12 Booneville, MS. 150 mi. Over local
KFVS
WGNO 26 New Orleans, LA. 480 mi.
KGLA 42 Hammond, LA. 450 mi.
WPXL 50/49 New Orleans, LA. 480 mi.
WMAB 10/2 Mississippi State, MS. 245 mi.
WMPN 20/29 Jackson, MS. 335 mi.
WTVA 8/9 Tupelo, MS. 210 mi.
WAPT 21/16 Jackson, MS. 335 mi.
WTJP 26/60 Gadsden, AL. 235 mi.
WBRC 50/6 Birmingham, AL. 250 mi.
WAKA 42/8 Selma, AL. 340 mi.
WTTO 28/21 Homewood, AL. 250 mi.
WIAT 30/42 Birmingham, AL. 250 mi.
WCIQ 7 Mount Cheaha, AL. 275 mi.
WDBB 18/17 Bessemer, AL. 250 mi.
WGIQ 44/43 Louisville, AL. 390 mi.
WCFT 33 Tuscaloosa, AL. 255 mi. "ABC3340"
WKRG 27/5 Mobile, AL. 425 mi.
WFGX 50/35 Fort Walton Beach, FL. 455 mi.
WCOV 20 Montgomery, AL. 330 mi.
WHDF 14/15 Florence, AL. 160 mi.
WHNT 19 Huntsville, AL. 180 mi.
WTVM 11/9 Columbus,GA. 375 mi.
WPXA 51/14 Rome, GA. 255 mi.
WTWC 40 Tallahassee, FL. 495 mi.
WFBD 48 Destin, FL. 460 mi.
WRBL 15/3 Columbus,GA. 375 mi.
4-13-11 Tropo
All times GMT
07:56 WPXA 51/14 Rome, GA. 275 mi. "ION"
08:03 WPCH 20/17 Altanta, GA. 310 mi.
08:23 WGCL 19/46 Altanta, GA. 310 mi.
08:29 WATL 25/36 Altanta, GA. 310 mi.
08:31 WSB 39/2 Altanta, GA. 310 mi
09:04 WATE 26/6 Knoxville, TN. 255 mi.
14:02 WUVG 48/34 Athens, GA. 345 mi.
14:03 WTVM 11/9 Columbus, GA. 375 mi.
14:08 WHSG 44/63 Monroe, GA. 340 mi. "TBN"
14:33 WTJP 26/60 Gadsden, AL. 240 mi.
14:43 WCIQ 7 Mt. Cheaha, AL. 275 mi.
14:54 WJSP 23/28 Columbus, GA. 375 mi.
_________________________________________
Chris Dunne
Pembroke Pines, FL
2/26 Tropo
2 new stations:
WOTF DT43, TOH ID & ad for Jose 98.1 FM! This
overrode my LP local W43CB1.
WRDQ DT27, overriding semi local WXEL WPB
And a new one...
DTV #559 WJHG 7 Panama, City, FL. 475 mi. NBC
Also signal bar on 14...wish I knew what it
was...Doug's site sez there's one in
Daytona....maybe that was it.
4-2-11 Tropo
It's been a slow couple of days on the DTV front so
I've had to resort to looking for analogs.
Pickings are getting slim, however, I did find a
couple of new ones...
Also
WDSC DT33....not easy anymore due to a local
LPTV
WRBW DT41....ditto
#1104 K42GX 42z Jonesboro, AR. 139 mi. TBN
23
WKCF DT17....ditto
62, 65, 66*, 68 Multivision
27, 38, 66 Canal Habana
20 only color bars
Interference from likely DT23 WMFE to my local
WLTV caused no signal bar at all.
[*On 42 & 66 were local channels:
WESH DT11 75% signal
WKMG DT26 & WFTV DT39 at 95% signal!!
42 Telemar (Santa Cruz del Sur)
66 Canal Azul (Google says Puerto Padre, Las
Tunas)
Too bad that so many ORL stations are co-channel
with mine!!
These may have gone into Multivision programming
later}]
3/20 Tropo
We went to The Pines Park in Key West, Mile
Marker 2 on A1A there.
I plugged my CECB into my power inverter & used
battery TV, along w/ using rabbit ears, to get the
following info, especially for those of you who are
asking about WSBS DT3. This is all I could muster
on digital---I forgot to check analog----
In addition:
13 ZNS Nassau, Bahamas, decent picture!
43 LPTV Naples
4/17 Tropo
DT3---****nada****. Nothing at all, not evan a
partial signal. *If* WSBS is using 3, it sure
doesn't cover Key West.
DT8---WGEN-DT, as much as 70% signal
DT12---it looked like "WDLP-CD" or something
(hard to read on a 5" B&W), supposed to relay
WGEN, but I did not check.
DT36---no PSIP but likely WCAY "Key TV", as
much as maybe 75%
It was raining lightly yesterday, so I assumed there
was no DX. Wrong, wrong, wrong! I got a few new
stations....Many still in this morning.
DT11 WYES New Orleans
DT25 WFNA Gulf Shores AL
DT26 WGNO New Orleans---75% at one point
DT39 WLOX Biloxi MS
DT42 No PSIP, Telemundo---can I safely say this is
Hammond LA?
3/26 Tropo
_________________________________________
I did not expect all this.....
Dennis Park Smith
3605 San Remo Drive
Santa Barbara CA 93105-2523
Telephone (805)687-7803
Times 24-hour PST
2, 4, 5, 11, 13 Tele Rebelde*
3, 6, 9 Cubavision (6 o/u local WEYS)
4 Canal Educativo assumed---sign off around
12:15am
8 likely Cubavision, fuzzy
15, 44 Canal Educativo Dos
21, 26, 53, 60 Multivision
27, 38, 66 Canal Habana (27 despite DTV hash--donde esta' el 66?)
This report is for March 2011. The "bits of
tropospheric ducting" between storms last month
continued in this month. Here is So-Calif coastal
tropo to San Diego/Tijuana up to 220 mi:
*with 15-inning baseball game, Cienfuegos beats
La Habana 3-2 after a possible bad umpire call --enjoyable game
Fb28eve-Mar1 Poor
Calm, still cold
Mar 1 eve - 3 None
Unsettled, some rain
Mar 4 - 5
Poor
Calm, still cold
Mar 6 - 7
None
Unsettled, windy
Mar 8-10morn Very poor Uneasy calm
Mar 10-12aft Out of town, to WASCO
Mar 12aft - 14 None
Unsettled
Mar 15 - 17 Var.poor Slight calming
Mar 18 - 28 None
Unsettled, rainy
Mar 29 - 31 Good to fair Calm, warming
3/26 - 3/27 Tropo
I am exhausted.
The owners of Harbor Lights Motel in Islamorada
had the courtesy to put up with me one more
time....this time, I got THE best room in all the
Keys.
Now.....This was THE BEST Cuba reception, hands
down, ever.
I know this looks like the old south Georgia/north
Florida TV Guide edition, but whatever. Unless my
Teknika tuner was off tuned, these are the
channels I saw:
Mar 10 Wasco sightings: What had been
Bakersfield analog 19 KBBV-CA is now DTV d19
KBBV-CD "19" (still Estrella TV network) (45 mi).
These Bak analogs are now off: 12 KJOI-LP 36
KBFK-LP 43 KPMC-LP & Caliente/Bak 41 KDBKLP. Wasco DTV total is now 32 (1 new).
Mar 13 SBarb apx 2000 with Don Voegele at his
place, with his VHF ant raised a few feet & maybe
good weather condx: Los Angeles d7 KABC-TV d9
KCAL-TV d11 KTTV d13 KCOP-TV (90 mi) were
seen nicely, all unusually at the same time.
2, 4, 5, 8, 12, 13, 40, 54, 63, 67 Tele Rebelde
3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 26, 34, 58, 61 Cubavision (6 likely
too but I did not write down)
14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 28, 40, 49, 58 Canal Educativo
15, 21, 23, 24, 25, 32, 34, 46, 51, 68, 69 Canal
Educativo Dos
21, 26, 42*, 43, 44, 45, 49, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60,
Mar 29 SBarb apx 1230 at Don's place, good
tropo, the peak of the Mar 29-31 tropo, with San
24
Diego CA / Tijuana BN stations as seen Feb 5 at
my place, plus these two analogs.
57 XHUAA Tijuana (excellent, XEW 2) 200 mi SE
56 XHUAA-relay Tecate (poor, XEW 2) 220 mi SE
2008 CM-4228 at 20' AGL; 1973 Archer V-100 at
20' AGL;
after early Oct Winegard HD-5030 at 15' AGL;
different masts/rotors
(times given for any latent idents may be hours late
from actual decodes)
I made errors in January report in March VUD, trips
with Don. Jan 15: Our elevation at Signal Hill near
Long Beach was correct at 340 feet ASL and nicely
above surrounding terrain. Jan 22: I incorrectly
typed elevation on Santa Ynez Mtns over SBarb as
400 ft. It was actually 4,000 ft. On those Mtns, we
thought we heard a Santa Maria ch-6 LPTV, but
there is no such stn on air. It was probably Los
Angeles 6 KSFV-CA (90 mi).
mm-dd-yyyy CST pr call-Ch
St
COL
miles
-------------------------------------------------------------------06-01-2010 1632 Es XHBC-3 BCN Mexicali
1022
06-01-2010 2043 Es KVBC-DT-2 LA Las Vegas
1053
06-02-2010<1400 Es KOTA-DT-2 SD Rapid City
06-02-2010<1557 Es WHBF-DT-4 IL Rock Island
1040
950
06-05-2010 0130 tr XEFB-DT-44 NL Monterrey (new)
282
06-05-2010 0245 tr XHFN-DT-43 NL Monterrey (new)
285
06-05-2010 0412 tr XHMOY-DT-45 NL Monterrey (new) 282
06-05-2010 2103 tr XHFN-7 NL Monterrey (new)
285
06-05-2010 2130 tr XHX-DT-23 NL Monterrey (new)
282
Best of DX to All
Dennis
_________________________________________
Dave Pomeroy
2321 SE Libra Ct.
Topeka, Kansas 66605-3505
[email protected]
06-07-2010 1101 Es XHP-4
06-07-2010 1110 Es XHP-3
PU Tehuacan (new)
PU Puebla
762
715
06-13-2010 1945 Es XHBC-3
BCN Mexicali
1022
Hello Nick,
It has been a very quiet spring so far DX wise.
Only one decent tropo opening and it really wasn't
much. However, I did pull in two new stations that
morning from Oklahoma. I still have one mystery
station from that morning with KMPX (virtual
channel 29.1) on digital channel
47. KMPX (city of license: Decatur, TX) serves the
Dallas area on digital channel 30. PSIP was
channel 29.1. I wonder if they have a translator
somewhere on channel 47. There were no Texas
stations received that morning.
06-17-2010 1034 Es XHBC-3
BCN Mexicali
1022
06-18-2010 1228 Es WHBF-DT-4 IL Rock Island
950
06-18-2010 1254 Es WUOA-DT-6 AL Tuscaloosa (new) 748
06-18-2010 1315 Es WABW-DT-6 GA Pelham (new)
873
06-18-2010 1708 Es KDLO-DT-3 SD Florence
1071
06-18-2010 2350 tr KATC-DT-28 LA Lafayette
395
April 8, 2011
0730 KOKI-22, KOTV-45, KTPX-28 Tulsa, OK
KMPX-47 (see note)
KDOR-17 Bartlesville, OK
KQCW-20 Muskogee, OK
0750 KWTV-39 KTBO-15 Oklahoma City, OK
0835 K38---38* Ponca City, OK (OETA)
0840 KRSC-36 Claremore, OK
KOZJ-25 Joplin, MO
0845 KJRH-8 KTUL-10 Tulsa, OK
1230 KOCO-7* Oklahoma City, OK
My wife just got a job in Anchorage, AK for six
months so I will spend the summer in Alaska. I was
looking forward to some good skip. Most likely we
will be stuck with cable in an apartment which will
very much limit DX.
06-19-2010 1742 Es XHP-3
PU Puebla
06-19-2010 1854 Es XHY-2
YU Merida
1053
715
815
06-20-2010 1612 Es XHBC-3
06-20-2010 1956 Es XEWO-2
BCN Mexicali
JAL Guadalajara
1022
674
06-21-2010 1023 Es XHLGT-2
GN Leon (new)
606
06-22-2010 13-- Es KVBC-DT-2 LA Las Vegas
1053
06-23-2010 1726 Es XHBC-3 BCN Mexicali
1022
1053
06-26-2010 1028 Es KOTA-DT-2 SD Rapid City
1040
06-29-2010 2209 Es XHBC-3
1022
BCN Mexicali
06-30-2010 1254 Es XHP-3
PU Puebla
715
06-30-2010 1254 Es XHP-4
PU Tehuacan
762
06-30-2010 1506 Es XEWO-2 JAL Guadalajara
674
----------------------------------------------------------------07-01-2010 1717 Es KOTA-DT-2 SD Rapid City
1040
950
_________________________________________
Pat Dyer, WA5IYX
5315 Silvertip Drive
San Antonio, TX 78228-2744
07-02-2010 1552 Es CKPR-2 ON Thunder Bay
07-02-2010 1745 Es WBRA-DT-3 VA Roanoke
1407
1187
950
07-04-2010 1836 Es XHBC-3
VHF NTSC 1987 Emerson 872 VCR tuner, UHF
NTSC 2006 Presedian PDR-3222 tuner,
DTV 2008 Zenith DTT901, A/V into 5" b&w Q-See
CCTV monitor/thru Hauppauge
HVR-950 into XP 17" monitor
25
BCN Mexicali
1022
07-11-2010 1012 Es KSNV-DT-2 LA Las Vegas
1053
07-13-2010 0140 tr KITU-DT-33 TX Beaumont
07-13-2010 0145 tr KPLC-DT-7 LA Lake Charles
285
341
07-13-2010 2340 tr WVUE-DT-29 LA New Orleans
07-13-2010 2345 tr WDSU-DT-43 LA New Orleans
07-13-2010 2351 tr WHNO-DT-21 LA New Orleans
519
519
515
07-14-2010 0016 tr WUPL-DT-24 LA Slidell
519
515
515
07-16-2010 0241 tr KBTV-DT-40 TX Port Arthur
07-16-2010 03-- tr KITU-DT-33 TX Beaumont
07-16-2010 1815 Es XHP-3
PU Puebla
280
285
519
715
07-17-2010 0812 tr XHWX-4
NL Monterrey (new)
07-29-2010 1030 tr KTDF-LP-23 TX San Antonio (new)
07-30-2010<0600 tr WVUE-DT-29 LA New Orleans
11-20-2010 0009 tr KLTL-DT-20 LA Lake Charles
11-20-2010 0149 tr WNOL-DT-15 LA New Orleans
----------------------------------------------------------------12-07-2010 1827 Es Cuba-2
519
395
341
519
12-11-2010 1944 Es XHBC-3
12-11-2010 2053 Es XHAQ-5
1022
BCN Mexicali
BCN Mexicali
283
12-12-2010 1920 Es KDLO-DT-3 SD Florence
12-12-2010 1943 Es KNOP-DT-2 NE North Platte
1022
1071
819
950
1053
12-21-2010 0806 tr KTBS-DT-28 LA Shreveport
12-21-2010 0912 tr KSLA-DT-17 LA Shreveport
354
353
395
341
280
1053
7
519
395
519
285
395
519
07-31-2010 0659 tr WPXL-DT-50 LA New Orleans
515
515
515
----------------------------------------------------------------08-01-2010 0530 tr WVUE-DT-29 LA New Orleans
519
354
353
08-01-2010 0545 tr KMSS-DT-34 LA Shreveport
325
280
395
08-01-2010 0941 tr KALB-DT-35 LA Alexandria
379
519
515
515
395
280
08-19-2010<0700 tr WVUE-DT-29 LA New Orleans
519
519
12-27-2010 1055 Es CKPR-2 ON Thunder Bay
1407
---------- ---- ------------- -- ------------------01-09-2011 1810 Es WHBF-DT-4 IL Rock Island
950
----------------------------------------------------------------02-16-2011 1115 tr KJTV-DT-35 TX Lubbock
339
02-16-2011 1122 tr KLBK-DT-40 TX Lubbock
340
02-16-2011 1138 tr KJTL-DT-15 TX Wichita Falls (new) 326
02-17-2011 0022 tr KFDX-DT-28 TX Wichita Falls (new) 305
02-17-2011 0509 tr KDFI-DT-36 TX Dallas (new)
233
02-17-2011 0527 tr KTXA-DT-29 TX Fort Worth (new) 235
02-17-2011 0625 tr KJTL-DT-15 TX Wichita Falls
326
02-17-2011 0813 tr KWKT-DT-44 TX Waco (new - latent ID)
148
354
519
519
285
515
08-22-2010 0144 tr WWL-DT-36 LA New Orleans
514
519
08-22-2010<0555 tr WFNA-DT-25 AL Gulf Shores
663
----------------------------------------------------------------09-04-2010 1848 Es KOTA-DT-2 SD Rapid City
1040
395
280
353
280
341
395
02-24-2011 2311 tr XHFN-DT-43 NL Monterrey
285
395
280
285
341
442
659
379
341
----------------------------------------------------------------10-25-2010 2349 tr KTBS-DT-28 LA Shreveport
285
----------------------------------------------------------------11-19-2010 2344 tr KBTV-DT-40 TX Port Arthur
354
02-25-2011 0644 tr WVLA-DT-34 LA Baton Rouge
02-25-2011 0647 tr WEAR-DT-17 FL Pensacola
354
280
395
519
519
395
----------------------------------------------------------------03-02-2011 1300 Es WUVF-CA-2 FL Naples
1050
354
26
03-02-2011 2330 tr XHAJ-DT-45 VC Las Lajas (new)
690
03-03-2011 0155 tr XHAJ-DT-45 VC Las Lajas
690
03-18-2011 2300 tr KVHP-DT-30 LA Lake Charles (new-lcl
off) 306
395
341
519
515
515
519
03-19-2011 0026 tr KGLA-DT-42 LA Hammond
520
442
659
280
03-19-2011 0746 tr WHLT-DT-22 MS Hattiesburg
573
519
285
515
03-19-2011 2233 tr WFNA-DT-25 AL Gulf Shores (latent ID)
663
03-19-2011 2324 tr WNTZ-DT-49 MS Natchez
437
395
395
03-07-2011 0859 tr WVUE-DT-29 LA New Orleans (latent ID)
519
03-12-2011 0637 tr WFNA-DT-25 AL Gulf Shores
03-12-2011 0723 tr WMPV-DT-20 AL Mobile (new)
03-12-2011 0817 tr WKRG-DT-27 AL Mobile
03-12-2011 2038 tr WFTS-DT-29 FL Tampa
519
515
395
280
354
353
341
442
379
519
663
659
663
573
649
515
995
03-13-2011 0041 tr WMPV-DT-20 AL Mobile
03-13-2011 0139 tr WFTS-DT-29 FL Tampa
663
659
995
354
03-17-2011 0728 tr KATC-DT-28 LA Lafayette (latent ID)
395
341
519
442
03-20-2011 0641 tr WMPN-DT-20 MS Jackson
442
395
515
515
519
519
437
515
519
280
520
379
573
521
341
03-21-2011 0825 tr KTBS-DT-28 LA Shreveport (latent ID)
354
395
442
341
395
280
437
285
03-18-2011 0123 tr WAPT-DT-21 MS Jackson (new)
529
521
353
354
03-18-2011 0310 tr KMSS-DT-34 LA Shreveport
325
03-18-2011 0313 tr WMAO-DT-25 MS Greenwood (new)
546
379
03-18-2011 0319 tr KARD-DT-36 LA West Monroe (new) 422
03-18-2011 0327 tr WMAW-DT-44 MS Meridian (new) 594
519
341
515
519
520
515
03-18-2011 2257 tr WLPB-DT-25 LA Baton Rouge
446
03-22-2011 0100 tr WMPN-DT-20 MS Jackson (latent ID)521
27
521
519
515
515
514
515
519
280
659
280
515
515
519
519
659
514
663
519
04-09-2011 0011 tr KALB-DT-35 LA Alexandria (latent ID)
379
04-09-2011 0020 tr KFDM-DT-25 TX Beaumont
280
395
285
515
519
04-09-2011 0035 tr WHNO-DT-21 LA New Orleans (latent ID)
515
395
285
520
----------------------------------------------------------------04-01-2011 0618 tr KLTL-DT-20 LA Lake Charles
341
280
395
285
519
520
280
519
395
04-03-2011 0312 tr KXTX-DT-40 TX Dallas (new)
04-03-2011 0715 tr KJTL-DT-15 TX Wichita Falls
04-03-2011 0723 tr KFDX-DT-28 TX Wichita Falls
04-03-2011 0727 tr WFAA-DT-8 TX Dallas (new)
04-03-2011 0733 tr KQCW-DT-20 OK Muskogee (new)
04-03-2011 0738 tr KOTV-DT-45 OK Tulsa (new)
235
395
663
280
573
519
515
326
305
235
462
482
280
395
285
280
442
659
04-10-2011 0132 tr KUIL-LD-42 TX Beaumont (new)
273
04-10-2011 0141 tr WKRG-DT-27 AL Mobile
649
663
519
04-10-2011 0229 tr KVQT-LD-21 TX Houston (new)
186
04-10-2011 0500 tr KLTL-DT-20 LA Lake Charles (latent ID)
341
519
514
519
395
341
280
280
353
354
04-06-2011 0810 tr KOBS-LD-19 TX San Antonio (was
NTSC)
6
04-07-2011 0140 tr WCTV-DT-46 GA Thomasville (new)
04-11-2011 0643 tr KTFO-CD-36 TX Austin (new)
76
04-17-2011 0313 tr KITU-DT-33 TX Beaumont (latent ID) 285
280
395
280
663
395
519
519
515
659
442
515
881
395
341
515
280
04-08-2011 2243 tr KFDM-DT-25 TX Beaumont (new-left Ch
21) 280
519
573
285
442
379
514
515
341
442
520
521
573
280
28
280
280
341
519
395
1022
395
280
280
285
519
395
395
521
442
519
Southern FM DX
John Zondlo – 4009 Driftwood Circle – Yukon, OK 73099
[email protected] – Deadline: 15th
May 2011
Doug Smith – Pleasant View, TN
3/1 Tr
0745 WMEZ
WKSJ
3/22 Tr
0648 WKSJ
WFFN
WMJJ
WBAM
0710 WYMX
WBVV
94.1
94.9
FL Pensacola 402
AL Mobile 400
94.9
95.3
96.5
98.9
99.1
99.3
AL
AL
AL
AL
MS
MS
Mobile, “95 KSJ” 400
Coaling, “95-3 The Bear” 232
Birmingham, “Magic 95.5,” Birmingham ads 204
Montgomery, Prattville traffic accident 280
Greenwood, “Max 99.1 WYMX” 269
Guntown, church event on John Rankin Highway in Fulton, previously logged as
WBIP-FM Booneville 147
WMXC 99.9 AL Mobile, “Light Mix 99.9” 396
0723 WJLQ 100.7 FL Pensacola, Pensacola fog alert 400
WTKX 101.5 FL Pensacola, “TK-101” 402
0740 KNOE 101.9 LA Monroe, Monroe ads 405
0750 WYOK 104.1 AL Atmore, “866-930-JACK,” promo for WKRG-TV
KXGJ 101.7 TX Bay City, “713-64-LA-LEY,” law firm ad in SS 741
0805 KOVE 106.5 TX Galveston, “Recuerdos 106.5” 663
---------------------------------------------
Steven Wiseblood – Harlingen, TX
Roadmaster VRCD400-SDU AM/FM$ car stereo, Winegard 8 element FM yagi HD6055P @ 18’
0454 WUBL
94.9
GA Atlanta, “Jason & Kristen on Caffeinated Radio, 94-9 The Bull,” ads, wx for
Atlanta 958
0507 WWWQ 99.7 GA Atlanta, “Q-100,” wx and traffic, entertainment nx, “99.7 FM” 958
---------------------------------------------
Chris Dunne – Pembroke Pines, FL
3/23 Tr
Tropo to Cuba in the dead of afternoon today…
??
104.7 CU ??, Radio Rebelde, $, light IIRC
??
102.3 CU ??, Radio Enciclopedia, $ pilot light but must be mono
??
103.1 CU ??, Radio Progresso, //AM 690, new, never heard before, even from the Keys
104.7 I caught at home, but all 3 above were on the car radio on the way to work (I start at 3:30PM EST).
102.3 was way o/WMBX, no easy trick.
3/24 Tr
CM?? 90.3 CU ??, Radio Ciudad del Mar, Cienfuegos province, new from home
??
106.5 BH Nassau, Star 106.5, with apparently Canada Calling (that show is still on?)
??
96.1 BH Freeport or Nassau (each has one), // web feed, first time heard from home in 12
Years
??
98.7 BH Nassau, new from home, // web feed to begin, DJ has a riddle
3/25-26 Tr
??
90.3 CU ??, Radio Progresso with RDS
??
93.3 CU ??, Radio Taino assumed under IBOC hash
??
94.1 CU ??, Radio Enciclopedia over IBOC hash + RDS!
??
96.7 CU ??, Radio Rebelde assumed, under IBOC with baseball
??
102.3 CU ??, Radio Enciclopedia, in car
??
106.9 CU ??, Habana Radio, RDS “HABANA R,” is RDS new?
3/27 Tr
??
92.7 CU ??, Holguin, La Voz del Niguel (per fmlist site)
unID
92.9 ?? ??, poss Taino
unID
93.7 CU ??, // AM 590 CMBF
??
98.1 BH Nassau, Classical 98.1, IMO just as strong as any other Nassau station (dial
position helps, 98.1 is good), it acts just like a public classical station, check for this
one next Es opening my way! Other Nassau stations very strong Sunday night, as
was TV 13 ZNS.
29
4/18 Tr
unID
88.7 ?? ??, must be KRVS LA with putumayo.com radio show….2 modes for this one now
WRXF 89.3 LA Baton Rouge, o/WRMB!
WTIX 94.3 LA Galliano, “Tix FM”
WHWY 98.1 FL Holt, “Highway 98”
WDGL 98.1 LA Baton Rouge, “Eagle”
WYLD 98.5 LA New Orleans
WCDV 103.3 LA Hammond, “Gen X 103.3,” RDS “Gen X”
KSTE 104.1 LA Houma, o/IBOC
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Rory Francisco – 3010 Quarter Creek Lane #28 – Richmond, VA 23294 –
[email protected]
Sony XDR-F1HD, Winegard HD-6000 4 element antenna on apartment balcony @ 30’ AGL
3/5 Tr
1015 WRVL
1022 WNRS
3/13 Tr
0953 WCXL
0954 WWDE
1000 WYTT
1001 WZZU
4/25 Tr
2308 WWLV
2315 WTON
2317
NC
88.3
89.9
VA Lynchburg, “Victory FM” ID, // 94.9 local translator 103
VA Sweet Briar, WNRN ID, // 103.1 local translator 90
104.1
101.3
99.5
97.9
NC
VA
VA
VA
Kill Devil Hills 140
Hampton, off back of antenna, over usual WXJK Farmville 90
Emporia, “jamz” ID
Lynchburg, legal ID, thru IBOC hash from 2 mile local on 98.1!
94.1
94.3
NC Lexington, CCM, K-Love ID, // web stream 192
VA Staunton, “Star 94-3,” Delilah, thru IBOC hash from 20 mile local on 94.5 103
WSMW 98.7
98 MHz
108 MHz
Frequency 88 MHz
Greensboro,
Alanis
Morissette
“Hand
in
my
Pocket”
//
web
stream,
mixing
with
7.8 dBd (10 dBi) 9.3 dBd (11,5 dBi) 7.7 dBd (9,9 dBi)
Gain
usual
17335 dB
30 WMZQ/DC
dB
40 dB
F/B
99.1 MD Annapolis, SS, salsa mx, with WSLQ
89.1 VA Roanoke, jazz, // web stream, next to 8 mile IBOC local on 88.9
2318 WLZL
2325 WVTF
4/26 Tr
0758 WQSR 102.7 MD Baltimore, “Jack” ID, slow fade over usual WJJX 129
Peter Körner (Korner)designed the FM19.3 Yagi array with fifteen elements on a 3.73meter (147″) boom. The FM15.11 uses five reflectors, a horizontal folded dipole, and a half
wave coaxial balun. Unlike other high-performance designs, the FM15.11 has no phasing lines
that can induce current in the boom and degrade the radiation pattern.
http://www.vhfteknik.se/
Frequency
Gain
F/B
88 MHz
7.8 dBd (10 dBi)
30 dB
98 MHz
9.3 dBd (11,5 dBi)
35 dB
30
108 MHz
7.7 dBd (9,9 dBi)
40 dB
Keith McGinnis
18 Newbridge St., Hingham, MA 02043
[email protected] 781-875-1944
For Dxers in the following states: CT IA ID IL IN MA ME MI MN MT ND NE NH NJ NY OH OR
PA RI SD VT WA WI WY and all of Canada. Please submit by the 10th of each month.
EDITOR’S NOTE PLEASE SUBMIT ALL REPORTS IN THE FORMAT SHOWN BELOW.
Time(tab)Calls(tab)Freq(tab)City(tab)State(tab)details
Formats can either be plain text, Word or Excel as long as format is adhered to. Any submissions in other
formats may not be used at editor’s discretion.
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All Submissions must be in to me by the 10 of each month.
Jeff Falconer - Clinton ON EN93fo
Sangean HDT-1X, Sony XDR-F1HD, APS-13 at 22', 10db preamp
New=* New calls={XXXX} Time=ELT Distances=Miles
Help with unids to [email protected]
Feb 02 Tr
1938
WDSJ
106.5
Greenville
OH
"The Big 106-5 Dayton's greatest hits" 287
CIYN2*
90.9
Port Elgin
ON
New station is on air. Weak with classic hits
//CIYN-95.5, "95.5 and 99.7
My FM" 60
WAKL*
88.9
Flint
MI
Poor with legal ID, "K-Love", 380 watts
directional away from here. Have heard its'
38 watt translator on 100.1 many times 112
KGVAt
88.1
Ft Belknap Agency
MT
WFRG
104.3
Utica
NY
C&W, "The Big Frog" 311
Rock Hill
SC
2 bursts with RDS PS: WNSC / PI: WNSC /
RT: SCETV / PTY: Public 606
Westerville
Huntington
OH
WV
Columbus ads 243
GOS, promo for Focus On The Family,
"Gospel 107.9 WEMM" 356
RDS PS: K-LOVE / PI: 'WAD', beamed west,
several possible
TLK, RDS PI: WMPN / PTY: Classical 892
Feb 03 Tr
1551
Feb 05 Tr
1201
Feb 05 Ms
1332
Perhaps this with pings of Native
American drumming 1340
Feb 06 Tr
1707
Feb 06 Ms
1956
WNSC
88.9
WVMX
WEMM
107.9
107.9
Feb 09 Tr
1839
1841
Feb 11 Ms
1920
Unid
88.1
?
??
2115
WMAW
88.1
Meridian
MS
31
Feb 12 Ms
KKXL
Grand Forks
ND
105.9
107.5
Flasher
Faribault
ND
MN
KKBO
105.9
Flasher
ND
WMUM
89.7
Cochran
GA
In again with RDS PS: BOB-FM / PI: KKBO /
PTY: Adult Hits 961
RDS PI: WMUM / PTY: Classical 774
KCMF*
89.7
Fergus Falls
MN
Part of legal ID heard 736
WVPW
88.9
Buckhannon
WV
Long ID at TOH mentioned Weston and
Buckhannon 320
WVPE
88.1
Elkhart
IN
"Your NPR station, WVPE" into
"Marketplace" 274
KDHX
88.1
Saint Louis
MO
".Right now 43 in Saint Louis." 586
WGGE
99.1
Parkersburg
WV
C&W, "Froggy 99" 299
99.1
Jacksonville
FL
C&W, RDS PI: 'KFZE' / PTY: Country 919
KSQB*
95.7
Dell Rapids
SD
". in the entire Sioux Falls area." 764
WWCD
102.5
Grove City
OH
Columbus Blue Jackets HKY 274
100.1
Woodward
OK
C&W, RDS PS: SPIRIT OF THE WEST / PI:
KWFX / PTY: Unassigned 1072
Preacher, RDS PI: 'KALE' / PTY: Religious
Talk 813
Jazz, RDS PS: KUAR / PI: KUAR / PTY: Talk
".located on State Route 40 my, specialty is
Whoopie Pies.", RDS PI:'WMDA' / PTY:
Country. Internet search shows ad is from
Sweet Janes Candy Store in Ocala a WOGK
advertiser, prev by Es 990
KKBO*
KBGY*
92.9
Low Rider by War, RDS PS: artist/song / PI:
KKXL / RT: XL93 / PTYAdult Hits, prev by Es
RDS PI: KKBO / PTY: Adult Hits 961
Several hits of Spanish music over an hour
//stream 590
Feb 13 Ms
Feb 19 Ms
1000
Feb 21 Tr
1959
Feb 22 Tr
1830
Feb 23 Ms
1945
Feb 26 Tr
0045
Feb 26 Ms
0116
WQIK
Feb 27 Ms
0241
Mar 02 Tr
0001
Mar 04 Ms
2123
KWFX
Mar 05 Ms
0002
WLBF
89.1
Montgomery
AL
0017
2311
KUAR
WOGK
89.1
93.7
Little Rock
Ocala
AR
FL
WEMX
94.1
Kentwood
LA
RDS PI: 'WAD' / PTY: R&B 1019
WNNF
WNBY
94.1
93.9
Cincinnati
Newberry
OH
MI
Dayton ads, "Frequency 941" 346
"Oldies 93.9 WNBY" 264
WJPD
92.3
Ishpeming
MI
"Big Country 92.3 WJPD" 353
Mar 11 Ms
1016
Mar 11 Tr
1020
1854
Mar 12 Tr
2323
32
2353
WPWX
92.3
Hammond
IN
Chicagoland ads, "Power 92" 334
WQTX
92.1
Saint Johns
MI
C&W, "92.1 Big Country", RDS PS: 92.1 BIG
COUNTRY / PI: 'WXT'. Ex Oldies, "92-X" 161
WSND
88.9
Notre Dame
IN
CLA, legal ID 275
88.1
Meridian
MS
RDS PI: WMPN / PTY: Talk 892
Unid
98.3
?
??
RDS PI: 'WFJ', beamed west, perhaps CBW
WONU
89.7
Kankakee
IL
REL:AC, "Shine FM" 365
WFRN
WZOC
104.7
94.3
Elkhart
Plymouth
IL
IN
"Family Friendly WFRN" 264
Briefly over CKSY with calls, OLD 281
WCFLt
104.7
Morris
IL
Promo for River Valley Recycling (in nearby
Kankakee IL) 365
WHND
89.7
Sister Bay
WI
OK Several pings //stream and yes.com, prev by
Es 927
SD
RDS PI: KSDN / PTY: Classic Rock, prev by
Es 846
Mar 13 Tr
1255
Mar 14 Tr
1900
Mar 15 Ms
1947
WMAW
Mar 21 Ms
1850
Mar 21 Tr
1904
Mar 23 Tr
1907
1945
Mar 24 Tr
1931
Mar 25 Tr
2305
State news, "WPR" 297
Mar 25 Ms
2216
KTSO
94.1
Glenpool
2233
KSDN
94.1
Aberdeen
92.9
Grand Forks
Fayette
Mar 26 Ms
0043
KKXL
ND
RDS PI: KKXL / PTY: Adult Hits 805
Mar 27 Ms
0042
WTXT t
98.1
1140
1158
WMEZ
CJBR1*
94.1
89.5
CFLY
CKWS*
CBQO
{CKKL}
WKSB
98.3
104.3
103.3
93.3
102.7
AL
RDS PI: 'KDMZ' / PTY: Country. PI for KDMZ
= 193D, and WTXT = 893D
786
Pensacola
FL
RDS PI: WMEZ / PTY: Soft Rock 956
Riviere-Du-Loup
QC Several bursts of FF //stream, La Premier
Chaine, mono, first new one in March! 650
Mar 27 Tr
1248
1300
1411
1512
1920
Kingston
Kingston
Ottawa
Ottawa
Williamsport
ON
ON
ON
ON
PA
Good, "The Fly FM" 251
Fair w calls, Phil Collins song on Sony 258
Good on Sony w CLA music, "CBC Radio 2"
Poor on Sony w oldies // stream, "Bob FM"
Poor on Sony with ads, "Kiss FM" 287
Piedmont
OK
REL:AC pings //stream 1045
Apr 07 Ms
2008
KZTH
88.5
33
Mike Bugaj - Enfield, CT
Sony XDR-F1HD and APS-13 around 30' agl. Times are EDT
4/27 Es New are underlined.
1113
WTYS
94.1
Mariannia
FL
PI=8956, Southern Gospel music
1123
WPAS
89.1
Pascagoula
MS PI=7c56, American Family Radio
1129
WZKM
89.7
Waynesboro
MS PI=97BC, AFR// to WPAS
1140
WEMX
94.1
Kentwood
LA
PI=a687, IDed thru PI code
1155
WKQK
94.1
Germantown
TN
PI=a7ba, Crimson & Clover - Tommy James
1202
WMC
99.7
Memphis
TN
PI=999c, FM-100
1218
KTRQ
102.3
Colt
AR
PI=43f6, oldies "Western Union"
1225
KFEB
107.5
Campbell
MO 107-5 the Pulse
1226
KRLW
101.7
Walnut Ridge
AR
101.7 KissFM, Jonesboro mentioned
1230
KKDY
102.5
W. Plains
MO PI=2ace, Ozarks Medical Center
1248
WHMS
97.5
Champaign
IL
LiteRock 97.5
1253
KFTK
97.1
Florissant
MO PI=1f2c, talk
1308
WBBA
97.5
Pittsfield
IL
PI=5766, IL Radio Network & calls
1317
KQRC
98.9
Leavenworth
KS
PI=3bfc, 989therock.com
1330
very strange reception of a talk program on 87.9. This was Es and not what was on 87.75, which was nothing.
From the west.
1337
KMLV
88.1
Ralston
NE
PI=a3e3 K-Love, IDed with the PI code
1340
WDCB
90.9
Glen Ellyn
IL
PI=5cc9, calls heard
1342
KSUI
91.7
Iowa City
IA
PI=4198, classical music
1348
WIBW
94.5
Topeka
KS
"The Big 94.5 country"
1417
WAAG
94.9
Galesburg
IL
PI=54ae, IDed by PI code
1418
KKFD
95.9
Fairfield
IA
classic 96
1420
WXLP
96.9
Moline
IL
96x Timeless Classics
1421
KQKQ
98.5
Council Bluff
IA
PI=3b54, Katy Perry song
1428
KMGO
98.7
Centerville
IA
calls
1429
KJRA
98.9
Jefferson
IA
KJ98, Central IA's Real Country
1435
KXKF
103.7
Glenwood
IA
PI=1dd3, HD lock. Call letters
1445
KXIA
101.1
Marshalltown
IA
Kix101.1
1458
KJWR
90.9
Windom
MN PI=2a11, PS=KJWR-FM
1500
KNXR
97.5
Rochester
MN calls
Keith McGinnis
Hingham MA
Equipement : Perseus SDR / Dientonik 80-120 mhz downconverter / WRPlus
v1.04 software
MD-10 and APS9B antennas at appx 25 ft / Bolin Phase Box
April 27 Es
1200
1210
1215
1217
1221
1244
1245
1255
1257
1258
1259
0102
0104
0122
0126
0128
0146
0156
0156
0159
0159
0201
0204
WQOX
KHKN
WUEZ
KSSN
WKIB
KUNQ
KCFX
KZWV
KCKC
WQQL
Unid
WXOS
KMMO
KMGO
KWWR
Unid
KQRC
WOI
KGAC
KKFI
WQUB
WGCA
WBNH
88.5
94.9
95.1
95.7
96.5
99.3
101.1
101.9
102.1
101.9
102.3
101.1
102.9
98.7
95.7
95.7
98.9
90.1
90.5
90.1
90.3
88.5
88.5
Memphis
Maumolle
Carterville
Little Rock
Anna
Houston
Harrisonville
Eldon
Kansas City
Springfield
East St Louis
Marshall
Centerville
Mexico
Leavenworth
Ames
St Peter
Kansas City
Quincy
Quincy
Pekin
TN
Full legal ID
AR
Tom FM
IL
Magic 95.1
AR
Kissin 96
IL
RDS 6FE1 NEW
MO The Rooster
MO KC's Classic Rock NEW
MO WAVE Fcst local ment NEW
MO The New Alice
IL
ment of Springfield NEW
Country
MO Sports .... WX-- NEW
MO Marshall ads ... ID..NEW
IA
Iowa's Country
MO RDS 4C65
Iowa news
KS
RDS 3BFC
IA
RDS 99A0
MN RDS 1FDA NEW
MO talking about tower upgrade
IL
local wx & WQUB.org NEW
IL
Legal ID
IL
RDS 58A5
34
0208
0208
0211
0213
0215
0300
WGNV
KRSW
KMXK
WLST
KWOA
KDCR
88.5
89.3
94.9
95.1
95.1
88.5
Milladore
Worthington
Cold Spring
Marinette
Worthington
Sioux Center
WI
MN
MN
WI
MN
IA
Quick ID
The Current RDS 3ECE
RDS 3210
Cat Country
The Eagle ..local ads
Sioux Cnty Police Rpt
Saul Chernos - 57 Berkeley Street, Toronto, Ontario M5A 2W5 –
[email protected]
2010: Jul 27 Es (BR)
0910 KVDP
0911 KRLR
0912 KAYT
89.1 LA Dry
89.1 LA Sulphur
88.1 LA Jena
Prong Calls, lakeside Baptist Church sponsor
K-Love
Raymond Franklin, Shiloh Missionary Bap Ch
96.9 KY Paducah
... Electric 96-9
Aug 2 MS (BR)
0922 WDDJ
Aug 9 MS (BR) Perseids
1545 KFBD
2210 KWFC
97.9 MO Waynesville
89.1 MO Springfield
On Rte AA, 10 miles south of Success
KWFC, Peoria/Hwy 60 in PSA, 417 AC
Aug 10 Tr (BR – East Hill)
0727*CBMG
0734*CJDM
0823 CFEI
101.9 QC Cowansville
92.1 QC Drummondville
106.5 QC Ste Hyacinthe
CBC Radio 1, 88.5 in Montreal, Daybreak
Radio NRJ (Energie)
Boom-FM, Bob Seger
1110 WCQM
1440 WGCO
1445 CBW
2110 KWQW
98.3 WI Park Falls
98.3 GA Midway
98.3 MB Winnipeg
98.3 IA Boone
Today’s classics on 98.3 WC...(stn cnfrms)
Ad: 987-0844...Riverwalk Animal Hospital
Talk re 2010 Polaris Prize
Michael Savage
1730 KHNE
1900 WJGL
89.1 NE Hastings
96.9 FL Jacksonville
NET R mark impt anniv this yr...NE...Pub R
On yr phone 96.9TheEagle.com...WJGL J’vlle
Aug 12 Tr (BR)
0200*W248AT 97.5 NY Corfu
WZXV ID mentions Calvary Chapel, preaching
0300 CBW
0305 KXGT
1118 KKPR
1140 KBEQ
1310 KZWV
1325 KBBK
1410 KQKQ
1650*KFBN
1810*KPVL
1830 KXNE
2205*WEEI
2338 KMFY
2358 KSOU
98.3 MB Winnipeg
98.3 ND Carrington
98.9 NE Kearney
104.3 MO Kansas City
101.9 MO Eldon
107.3 NE Lincoln
98.5 IA Council Blufs
88.7 ND Fargo
89.1 IA Postville
89.3 NE Norfolk
103.7*RI*Providence
96.9 MN Grand Rapids
93.9 IA Sioux Center
A CBC R2 music channel cbc.ca/radio2
Storm warning: Barnes County, Stutsman...
Brought to you by central ??? Nebraska
Trace Adkins This Aint No Love Sng on Q104
101-9 The Wave
th
Be the 10 caller at 438-1073
With traffic I’m Matt Price on Q (prev Es)
...Heaven 88.7; 3:50 TC; Amazing Grace
Palmer Lutheran Health Center in obit
It’s 5:30, I’m Lora Black with NE news
Detailed Patriots football report, new st.
RDS noted: KMFY-FM
RDS noted: KSOU
1430 KRXO
1445*WCLN
1315 KQRN
1750*KNPQ
1737 KMFY
1738 KCTY
107.7 OK Oklahoma City
107.3 NC Clinton
107.3 SD Mitchell
107.3 NE Hershey
104.9 NE Wayne
Concert promo, KFXO 107.7 (prev Es)
Spectacle Eyewear Cliffdale Rd Fayettville
Mitch 107, Mitchell’s hit music station
N Platte’s continuous k faves Q Ctry 107.3
RDS noted: KMFY-FM
Y104 Weather Eye forecast (in full)
Aug 16 MS (BR)
35
1145 WZOK
2030 KMFY
97.5 IL Rockford
This is 97-Z
RDS noted: MN HITS (also FAVORITES)
RDS noted: KMFY-FM
Aug 17 MS (BR)
0434 KMFY
Sunday Sep 5 MS
1245 ....
97.9 .. ...
On B98, B98 jingle
Monday Sep 6 MS
0909 CBWV
97.9 MB Brandon
Local Winnipeg news item
93.9 KY Burnside
...to K-93
Fri Sep 10 MS
1250 WSEK
Sep 18 Tr (TO – Scarborough Bluffs)
1100 ....
104.9 .. ...
1104*WGWE 105.9 NY Little Valley
1109*W265BX 100.9 NY Nunda
1137*WKQV
105.5 WV Summersville
1142*WKKW
97.9 WV Fairmont
1203 WDBS
97.1 WV Sutton
1209 WDNE
98.9 WV Elkins
1219*WSWW 95.7 WV Craigsville
1222 WHGL
100.3 PA Canton
1223 WAFD
100.3 WV Webster Spgs
1251*CJOT
99.7 ON Ottawa
1254 WWOT 100.1 PA Altoona
1313 CBF
95.1 QC Montreal
Spanish talk, phone discussion likely
Local hospital telethon, Seneca ad, oldies
CJ-Country, //11240, Genessee Valley
Summersville & Beckley ads, ID
Calls
Mountaineers footbsall
Your country home 98.9 WDNE, Toby Keith
3WS, The information you need, 70s pop
Penn State Football (Nittany Lions)
Summersviulle ad, legal ID
The Beatles on Ott's all new 99-7 EZ Rock
Hot 92 & Hot 100
French CBC
Oct 16 Tr (BR – Fenelon Falls)
1645 CJMB
90.5 ON Peterborough
Test, [email protected], 705-874-0905, gm
94.5 MO Poplar Bluff
KKLR (prev Es)
Nov 14 MS (BR)
1230 KKLR
Dec 10 Tr (TO - Davis Drive)
1012*CISO
89.1 ON Orillia
Sunshine 89.1, 705-325-9786, new-to-air
89.1 ON Orillia
Voice of the Twin Lakes Sunshine 89.1, rm
98.3 MN Blackduck
98.3 WBJI
Dec 10 Tr (BR)
1400*CISO
Dec 10 MS (BR)
2215 WBJI
Dec 12 MS (BR) (Hydrids)
1045 KKOW
2051 WDLT
96.9 KS Pittsburg
98.3 AL Chickasaw
RDS upon check: THE KOW
WDLT (prev Es)
Dec 13 MS (BR) (Geminids)
0729*WQKZ
0730 KQDY
0758 KTIS
0800 KDJS
0840 KCSI
0857 KLXS
0901 KQHT
0910*KZRV
1030*KKCQ
1034 KQBW
1040 KCMQ
1225 WSIX
1230 WRGV
1425 W...
2058 CILT
98.5 IN Ferdinand
94.5 ND Bismarck
98.5 MN Minneapolis
95.3 MN Willmar
95.3 IA Villisca
95.3 SD Pierre
96.1 MN Crookston
96.7 MN Sartell
96.7 MN Bagley
96.1 NE Omaha
96.7 MO Columbia
97.9 TN Nashville
107.3 FL Pensacola
97.9 .. ...
96.7 MB Steinbach
SW IN tunes into 98.5 FM; 0745 DuBois Cty
Washburn and Turtle Lake snow report (Es)
Mps-StPaul snow emerg ph#s online (Es-Tr)
Log on whitneymusic.com; Hot C/W wx (Es)
Downt Red Oak ad, Sunshine Country (Es)
Jack FM (prev Es)
Aurora Medical Pk, Winmar Sleep Ctr (Es)
Gopher Bargain Ctr, Linc Ave E, St. Cloud
Center residents at Midway care in Fosston
News re NE broadband & Lincoln air show
96-7 KCMQ real classic rock (Es)
I’m George Strait (etc)...Big 98; country
Another song from the Groove
The X (weird jingle)
Your community connection, Manitoba ment
36
2255 CKLF
2259*WNGC
2358 WZOR
0020*WPEN
0654 KMEZ
0730*WMHX
0730*CBAF14
0740*WKKQ
0801 CITI
0825 KRLS
0830 WOKA
0902 WFLF
0910 CBHB
0920 WPTI
0948 WSIX
0950 WKMX
1005 CBWV
1020 WZNX
1030 KTPT
1040 KOWI
1135 ....
94.7 MB Brandon
106.1 GA Arcade
94.7 WI Mishicot
97.5 NJ Burlington
106.7 LA Port Sulphur
106.7 PA Hershey
96.1 NS Sydney
96.1 KY Barbourville
92.1 MB Winnipeg
92.1 IA Knoxville
106.7 GA Douglas
94.5 FL Parker
106.7 NS Mulgrave
94.5 NC Eden
97.9 TN Nashville
106.7 AL Enterprise
97.9 MB Brandon
106.7 IL Sullivan
97.9 SD Rapid City
97.9 IA Lamoni
97.9 .. ...
Its cold...things change quick here in MB
106.1 WNGC the best country
The Razor
Philly’s fastest growing radio stn WPEN-FM
6-7 Old School & todays RnB Tony Warringtn
The New Channel 106-7
French talk (CBC)
Laurel County schools are closed...
Stormwatch Dauphin/Wpg; 0815 92 Citi event
Meteorologist Barb ... for KNIA-KRLS
Walker-Jones ad (Waycross car dealer)
West Panama Beach horticulture news item
CBC’s Anna Maria Tremonte
Will be held at the Greensboro Coliseum
Nashville’s lowest diamond prices
Pixelate 361-9569, Billy u’v stars in eyes
Thompson, Churchill -15o, now in Brandon
The oldies 106.7 the Fox wakeup w/Bob&Tom
.9 the Point
NPR
790 Digital X market recap with (Phil ?)
106.7 PA Beaver Falls
Catholic programming (new licence?)
Dec 14 Tr (BR)
2330 WAOB
Dec 15 MS (BR)
0816 KSOU
KSOU
98.3
RDS check: SUNNY
Dec 16 MS (BR)
2235 KXGT
ND Carrington
Dec 29 MS (BR)
0738 KSYZ
1140*KABD
107.7 NE Grand Island
107.7 SD Ipswitch
Hey Nebraska this is Jeff from...Tire
In Aberdeen
2011: Jan 3 MS (BR) Quadrantids
0815 KIKD
0845 KRTI
1345 WZOK
1350 CION2
1359 ....
106.7 IA Lake City
106.7 IA Grinell
97.5 IL Rockford
106.7 QC Saguenay
101.7
1410 KBKB
1411 ....
1505 CBAF1
1530 KKQQ
1610 CJKR
1625 KRMG
1631*WHTL
1645 WBBA
1705 KZZA
1710 KQSK
1725*KDKK
1745 KRCQ
1820 ....
2005 KSSZ
2020 ....
2027 KSOU
2055 KZLT
2230 KTPT
2340 KMXC
101.7 IA Fort Madison
106.7 .. ...
102.3 NB Fredericton
102.3 SD Volga
97.5 MB Winnipeg
102.3 OK Sand Spring
102.3 WI Whitehall
97.5 IL Pittsfield
106.7 TX Muenster
97.5 NE Chadron
97.5 MN Park Rapids
102.3 MN Detroit Lakes
97.5 .. ...
93.9 MO Fayette
104.9 .. ...
104.3 MN E Grand Forks
97.9 SD Rapid City
97.3 SD Sioux Falls
Pick up the phone and let me know 792-5453
KRTI
ZOK; later: Rockford
Woman speaking French
WK News Radio, your station for the truth, the whole
truth &nothing but the truth of God’s message, all day
everyday (this Tr)
Ad: Ft. Madison Bank & Trust (Prev Tr)
Clear 106-7
Man with French CBC news
K-Country 102... (prev Es)
Morn Zoo, Casey Norman; 1550: local bar ad
Ad: First Oklahoma Bank (Tulsa) (prev Es)
Debra Ray State Farm Galesville stn promo
Call Ron @ 888-841-0886 (Hannibal) (Es Tr)
Saca la botella, La Sonora Santanera (Es)
Eagles baskball Marla Munson (Chad State)
Legal ID; 1740: Star Station
Just a light dusting @ KRCQ studio (Es)
Rapper says: KNOB
RDS noted: TALK; 2210: Michael Savage
AJS
RDS noted: KSOU
Light rock 104.3 KZLT (prev Es)
This is 97-9 The Point, takes caller
Our wxwatch conts ard clock on Mix97-3.com
Jan 4 MS (BR) Quadrantids
0001*KDST
0145 CB..
0146 KVOO
0130 WQIO
0425*WDUN
0430*WHMX
1135 CJKR
99.3 IA Dyersville
93.7 .. ...
98.5 OK Tulsa
93.7 OH Mount Vernon
102.9 GA Clarkesville
105.7 ME Lincoln
97.5 MB Winnipeg
Real Country jingle, KDST Dyersville ID
CBC mono French //96.5
KVOO jingle (prev Es)
Eagle 93-7...mix of music (prev Tr)
102.9 WDUN, into Fox News Radio
WHMX Lincoln...on 93.3 (latter is Bangor)
Whispering Pines 2 help on road 2 recovery
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Jan 4 Tr (BR)
1730*WGYI
98.5 PA Oil City
Best & most country Froggy 100.3 & 98.5
101.7 IA Fort Madison
100.7 SD Lowry
100.7 NC Wake Forest
101.7 The Bull
East in Mobridge (prev Es)
Carolina Black scratch-off ticket (checks)
106.7 IN Greenwood
93.9 MO Fayette
WTLC
The Eagle, Columbia City Council in news
101.9 ND Fargo
101.9 OH Cincinnati
Fargo has mixed precipitation (prev Es)
Q-102 (prev Tr)
98.3 IA Boone
Hannity
104.3 .. ...
Museum of Art (ND / Southern Country...?)
102.9 IN Huntingdon
102.9 NE O'Neill
32o at WG
News brought 2U by the Blarney Stone Rrnt
97.9 MB Brandon
From the Minnedosa community...
103.7 MD Havre de Grace
7 WXCY, best news
Jan 5 MS (BR)
0953 KBKB
1235 KMLO
1800*WRVA
Jan 6 MS (BR)
1500*WTLC
1530 KSSZ
Jan 7 MS (BR)
0831 KRWK
1255 WKRQ
Jan 26 MS (BR)
1915 KWQW
Jan 27 MS (BR)
0930 ....
Jan 28 MS (BR)
0730*WGL
0807 KBRX
Jan 30 MS (BR)
1257 CBWV
Feb 10 MS (BR)
1115 WXCY
Mar 24 MS (BR)
1240*WXXQ
98.5 IL Freeport
The next Q98.5 song of the day will be
BR = Burnt River ON
TO = Toronto ON
Receiver (mostly): Pioneer Super Tuner 3D car radio built into a box, with dipole. Some nice
Geminids and Quadrantids meteor scatter. Perseids less than ideal, largely due to strong
enhancement from semi-locals. Summer and fall tropo largely a dud. An early end to an otherwise
great 2010 Es season here.
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DXing the NOAA Weather Radio Bands
By Eric Bueneman (NØUIH)
Let’s say you have bought a new scanner. After setting it up to monitor
local first responders, railroad trains, airplanes, or even the local Amateur Radio
repeaters, you check out the NOAA Weather Radio bands. You may find one or
two local stations, maybe one or two semi-locals. Then, you find a distant station.
This could spark a new band to DX: the NOAA Weather Radio bands.
Background
The NOAA Weather Radio band consists of seven channels between
162.400 and 162.550 MHz. When NOAA Weather Radio first came on line in the
mid-1970s, only three channels were available: 162.400, 162.475 and 162.550
MHz. Later on, the number of channels would be increased to seven with the
addition of 162.425, 162.450, 162.500 and 162.525 MHz. Maximum power for
NOAA Weather Radio stations is 1,000 watts ERP. Some stations get out as far
as the 100 kW Class C FM stations.
At my QTH in Hazelwood, MO, I regularly receive three NOAA Weather
Radio stations. In addition to my local, KDO89 St. Louis, MO on 162.550 MHz
with 1,000 watts from the tower of KDNL 31, I can hear two 300-watt stations:
KXI70 Jerseyville, IL on 162.450 MHz and KXI79 Hillsboro, IL on 162.425 MHz.
On occasion, I can also hear KXI49 Salem, IL on 162.475 MHz, WWF75
Bourbon, MO on 162.525 MHz, and even KXI46 Shelbyville, IL on 162.500 MHz.
If you were wondering if the NOAA Weather Radio bands are DXable, the
answer is a definite “yes”!
Equipment
You often ask yourself: “What equipment would I need to start DXing the
NOAA Weather Radio bands?” Let’s start with the scanner. Even a handheld
scanner would be ideal for someone who is starting out with DXing the band
between 162.400 and 162.550 MHz. A tabletop scanner is the type that is highly
recommended for DXing the NOAA Weather Radio bands. I started in 2001 with
a Radio Shack PRO-79 handheld scanner. I moved up to a Radio Shack PRO2052 tabletop scanner in June 2004. More often than not, I’ll use the PRO-2052
for my main DXing; I’ll use the PRO-79 to monitor conditions on the band. I also
have a Radio Shack PRO-2014 as a bedside scanner; I also use that to monitor
band conditions. Even a VHF Amateur Radio transceiver can be used to receive
NOAA Weather Radio DX; I’ve used this to null out KDO89 to hear DX on
162.550 MHz. When I hear a station with programming coming from a National
Weather Service office other than the one in Weldon Spring, MO (which serves
the St. Louis region), then I know that DX will be coming in on the band.
As for the antenna, the antenna provided with the scanner may be ideal if
you just want to monitor the band for conditions. As far as DXing is concerned,
you might be able to use a standard television antenna to pull in DX. For the first
four years of my DXing NOAA Weather Radio, I used the Radio Shack VU210XR I normally use for TV DXing. While it is a non-directional antenna, a
discone antenna, preferably one that can be used on frequencies between 25
MHz and 1.3 GHz, may also be used. A Radio Shack discone is my main
antenna for receiving NOAA Weather Radio stations nowadays. Another good
antenna to use for DXing NOAA Weather Radio stations is a yagi antenna built
for the 2 Meter (144-148 MHz) Amateur Radio band. On occasion, I’ll use the
Diamond A-144S5 five-element beam hooked to my Yaesu FT-2800M 2 Meter
transceiver. While NOAA Weather Radio stations can be received with horizontal
or vertical polarized antennas, a vertical polarized antenna (especially a yagi
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designed for the 2 Meter Band) is ideal for this purpose, in addition to the nondirectional discone antenna.
Propagation
Like with the higher VHF and the UHF bands, tropospheric enhancement
is the most common form of propagation on the NOAA Weather Radio bands. All
but one of the 89 DX stations on the NOAA Weather Radio bands I’ve logged
have been via this mode of propagation. Some have required nulling out a local
or semi-local. An example of this is my reception of KIG76 Evansville, IN on
162.550 MHz at 1010 CDT on August 25, 2009. I used the beam and my
Amateur Radio transceiver to null out local KDO89. On the channels where you
have no locals, the DX possibilities are endless. The farthest station I’ve logged
via this mode of propagation so far has been WNG525 Dighton, KS on 162.525
MHz at 2100 CDT on July 31, 2008; a distance of 545 miles (877 km).
E-skip is less common on the NOAA Weather Radio bands than on the
low-band VHF Public Service radio band, the 6 Meter Amateur Radio band,
television channels 2 through 6, or on the FM broadcast band (88-108 MHz). But,
it has been received at my QTH. The only time I have received a station on the
NOAA Weather Radio band via E-skip at my QTH took place at 1804 CDT on
July 6, 2004. I pulled in KHB38 Atlantic City, NJ on 162.400 MHz, giving the
marine forecast for Delaware Bay. The distance for this reception was 855 miles
(1,376 km). Just listen for programming from an area different than the ones you
are accustomed to.
Programming
Programming for NOAA Weather Radio comes from the regional National
Weather Service offices. Practically all the programming is automated, using
three different digitally-synthesized voices. Two of these voices are male; one of
which, “Paul”, is heavily accented. The female voice is called “Donna”. The
National Weather Service office in Weldon Spring, MO, for example, programs
eleven different transmitters throughout eastern Missouri and southwestern
Illinois. An example of information provided by the Weldon Spring office includes
the local or regional weather forecast, a sample of local and regional weather
conditions, the hazardous weather outlook, and during certain morning and
afternoon dayparts, the river levels and forecasts for the local area. The St. Louis
station usually has the river levels for towns on the Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois,
Meramec, Cuivre and Bourbeuse Rivers. Programming generally repeats every
few minutes, so if you miss a station ID, you can stick around on the frequency
and try it again, especially with several stations in on one frequency.
Programming and voices vary from office to office; so the arrangement of the
programs from the Weldon Spring, MO office may be different than those coming
out of the NWS offices in Paducah, KY, Lincoln, IL or Springfield, MO.
Information
The Web site for your nearest National Weather Service office has
information on the stations programmed by that particular office. The listing for
NOAA Weather Radio stations nationwide can be found at this URL:
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/
This is a great aid in identifying DX stations on the NOAA Weather Radio
bands. Give NOAA Weather Radio DXing a try; you’ll discover a whole new
aspect of the hobby.
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RCA's Mobile DTV Receiver Put to the Test
From TV Technology
by Doug Lung 04.21.2011
Last week I mentioned that I'd ordered one of the new RCA Mobile DTV receivers from
RCAPortableTV.com. When I arrived in Los Angeles from the NAB Show, my DMT335R was waiting
for me. I had a chance to work with it over the weekend and see how it compared with other ATSC
and ATSC MH receivers.
ATSC reception was as good as, or better, than
that of any ATSC portable receiver I've tested,
even though the antenna was shorter. As with all
receivers using a monopole antenna, it worked
much better with a ground plane--either in my
hand or a sitting on a metal object.
I did a scan of Los Angeles channels, with most
of the full power stations being received, but
none of the low-power operations. Even KLCS,
one of the lowest powered full-service stations on
Mount Wilson, came in fine. I was very happy to
see that the receiver—with its small whip
antenna--found that one, and also could receive
all four Los Angeles full-power DTV stations
operating on VHF frequencies--channels 7, 9, 11
and 13.
CAPTRCA DMT355R Hybrid Portable TVION
The RCA receiver has a signal meter that works in both ATSC and ATSC Mobile DTV modes. It's
handy for optimizing antenna position and length. I found that reception was possible if the indicator
was anywhere in the yellow or green areas. As expected, orientation and positioning were more
critical with conventional ATSC reception than with Mobile DTV, but I don't see non-technical viewers
having a problem if they use the signal indicator display. It's available by pressing the "OK" button in
the center of a set of four navigation buttons. The other controls are for volume and channel
selection.
Unlike the handheld ATSC receivers without Mobile DTV capability that I've tested, this one includes
a full EPG, as well as closed captioning. Aspect ratio can be set automatically or manually.
Unfortunately the DMT335R has a 4:3 ratio display, so it goes to letterbox mode when viewing
content in the ATSC A/153 16:9 standard format, unless it's set to 4:3 for a center cut. Zoom options
in the menu make it possible to fill the screen regardless of content.
ATSC Mobile DTV channels have to be scanned and tuned separately. The modes are selected
using the "Menu" button. I didn't find any VHF Mobile DTV channels on the air in Los Angeles, but
had no problem locating the four UHF channels carrying Mobile DTV programs. After switching
between Mobile DTV channels, I was surprised to see a "weak signal" message displayed when
tuning to channels found in the scan. These were the ones that came in perfectly using the
conventional ATSC tuner. There appears to be a bug in the receiver—I can't say if it affects all units—
causing the receiver to fail to recognize Mobile DTV signals under many conditions. If any readers
have these receivers, I'd be interested in hearing your comments.
I found a simple solution. If the mobile signal doesn't appear, then turn the receiver off, and then back
on again. This will cause the Mobile DTV signal to lock up soon after power on. It doesn't take long.
This does not appear to be signal level-related—stations showed "green" on the signal level menu
after the power cycle. Nor does it appear to be related to the type of Mobile DTV transmission
equipment the station is using. (The problem appeared on stations using Harris exciters/multiplexers,
as well as those using the Rohde and Schwarz system).
Once the UHF DTV mobile signal was recovered by power cycling, it was rock stable. In the middle of
a building in Burbank, far from any outside windows, the KNBC mobile signal never dropped out,
even if the antenna was partially retracted and the receiver moved through different orientations.
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Tuning issues aside, the RCA Mobile DTV sensitivity appears to be on par with, or perhaps a bit
better, than the prototype Samsung Moment handset I've been using. As RCA includes conventional
ATSC reception as well as Mobile DTV, the receiver will probably replace the Moment handset in my
travel kit, even though it's a bit wider and about twice as thick (and if I can find room for yet another
charger. The Moment was convenient as it uses the same charger as my Samsung wireless LTE
hotspot and my Motorola Bluetooth earset.) With the RCA's strong performance on VHF ATSC, I
suspect it will do better than the Moment on VHF Mobile DTV.
On an unrelated receiver topic, I discovered that the Samsung LTE (700 MHz) hotspot appeared to
create interference to indoor conventional ATSC reception on Channel 48 when using my favorite
USB DTV tuner, the Pinnacle (now the PCTV Model 801e "Pro stick"). The good news is that the
prototype Hauppauge Aero-M tuner (which also provides Mobile DTV reception) had no interference
problems.
Another of my other favorites, the Artec T19AD also performed well. The Hauppauge HVR950Q
appeared to handle the 700 MHz interference better than the PCTV, but I did observe some hits. The
Hauppauge Aero-M looks like a good tuner for conventional ATSC as well as Mobile DTV. I'll have
more information this after testing it in more locations. Unfortunately, neither the Artec T19AD nor the
Hauppauge Aero-M is supported in the current Linux kernel (2.6.38) libraries.
(H/T to Al Tobia for posting the link on the WTFDA Forums)
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April 11, 2011 New York Times
An Appalachian Radio Voice Threatened From Afar
By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE
WHITESBURG, Ky. — Rich Kirby, a part-time producer for WMMT (88.7), the community radio
station here, was interviewing two local aid officials the other day about the effect of Washington’s
proposed budget cuts on this region, in the heart of Appalachia.
“We’re in one of the poorest if not the poorest districts in the country,” Ricky Baker, of the private
Community Action Council, which receives 95 percent of its financing from the federal government,
said into the microphone. Without that money, he added, “we’ll have people either freeze to death,
starve to death or die of a medical condition because they can’t get appropriate health care.”
Mr. Kirby refrained from chiming in that his own employer, WMMT, is also imperiled by the same
budget ax. As lawmakers seek to cut billions of dollars in federal spending, the Republicancontrolled House voted in February to end financing for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in
2013. While President Obama wants to continue financing the corporation, the current budget
turmoil has left its long-term fate uncertain.
Juxtaposed against other hardships in Appalachia, the beaming of a radio signal might seem a
luxury. But WMMT, which reaches across the mountains, coal fields and hollows of eastern
Kentucky, southwestern Virginia and southern West Virginia, creates a connective tissue for its farflung, geographically isolated listeners. It also offers respite from the daily grind. Like the redbud
trees that are starting to burst forth in violet patches along the scrubby hillsides here, the sounds
from the radio can be, if not essential, at least life-affirming.
“Whew, that young ’un has got a set of pipes on her,” Andy Shepherd, a former federal marshal
who is now a D.J. at the station, told listeners last week as he wrapped up his show with a tune by
Ardetta Meade.
Mr. Shepherd and his wife, Cathy (“the Biscuit Burner”), share a three-hour program that features
bluegrass, classic country and their own playful patter. Mrs. Shepherd talks off-air to several
listeners, many of whom are homebound, just to buck them up.
Mayor James Wiley Craft, a Democrat, noted in an interview that the station also served vital
communications functions. It alerted residents recently to an oil spill affecting their drinking water
much more quickly than town officials could have.
“If that station were to be shut down for lack of funding, it would really, really hurt this town,” Mr.
Craft said.
Even a competitor has kind words for WMMT.
“They fill a void that commercial stations cannot fill,” said G. C. Kincer, who once owned several
such stations in the area but has downsized to one and who is also mayor of nearby Jenkins.
Commercial operators are ruled by their advertisers, he said, while WMMT, not being able to afford
listener surveys, goes on its hunches of what people want.
“I listen to them all the time,” Mr. Kincer said.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting distributed $420 million last year to 1,300 public television
and radio stations across the country. It gave WMMT, which is not affiliated with National Public
Radio or a university, $86,000, or one third of the station’s $256,000 budget.
Rural radio stations are far more dependent on federal money than their urban counterparts and
more likely to go under if it is cut. Nearly two dozen rural stations, many of them on Indian
reservations, rely on corporation financing for at least 50 percent of their revenue. (By contrast,
grants from the corporation and other federal agencies supply about 2 percent of NPR’s overall
revenues.)
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Rural stations face additional challenges. They need multiple transmitters to reach widely scattered
areas. And their listeners are often on fixed incomes, with little or no discretionary money to
donate, especially in a down economy.
“This is the worst threat we’ve ever had because the economic climate is so bad for everything
else,” said Jim Webb, 65, who hosts “Appalachian Attitude,” featuring local and regional musicians.
WMMT is one of the few stations that still provide live, home-grown programs, both music and
news, around the clock, except for the wee hours, when it repeats its hosts’ musical playlists. The
station has four full-time and three part-time workers and more than 50 volunteers, many of whom
host shows and carry in their own recordings.
The local congressman, Representative Harold Rogers, a Republican first elected in 1980, is
chairman of the House Appropriations Committee and in February proposed cutting billions from
the budget plus eliminating money for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. In a statement at
the time, he said all of the cuts he proposed were “necessary to show that we are serious about
returning our nation to a sustainable financial path.”
Mr. Rogers has been steeped in budget negotiations and was not available for an interview, his
spokeswoman said. But in an interview last year with WKMS, an NPR affiliate at Murray State
University in western Kentucky, Mr. Rogers said he was proud of the federal money he had long
brought to his district, which has relied on federal dollars for decades. It was the destitution of this
region that inspired President Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty in the 1960s, when the
government expanded its role in social welfare programs.
“The second-poorest district in America,” Mr. Rogers told WKMS. “And a district that is terribly
needy and has, by and large over the years, been neglected by the state government. So there’s
no place else for our people to turn.”
But with the rise of the Tea Party and with anti-earmark, budget-cutting fervor gripping the nation’s
capital, little of that sentiment is being expressed today, especially by Republicans. Advocates of
ending financing for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting argue that government spending must
be reined in and directed only toward essential services like national security.
Although WMMT broadcasts no NPR programming, which some critics say has a liberal bias,
Mayor Craft said the station still had to battle a perception that it was “anti-coal,” which is the local
equivalent of liberal. He said that perception was wrong.
“Some of the people who are there are associated with other groups” that oppose mountaintop
mining, he said, “but those people at the station are intelligent enough to know which side of their
bread is buttered. This area depends on coal 100 percent.”
In a fund-raising letter for the annual spring drive, Marcie Crim, the station’s general manager, did
not mention the threat of federal cuts. Rather, she focused on the station’s ability to produce its
own programming, “instead of airing shows produced in New York City.”
Ms. Crim said that without the federal financing, the station could go dark, though she worries that
such assessments could become self-fulfilling and “scare people into thinking we might not make
it.” David Fields, the station’s director of development, said that the mention of federal money in
fund drives “makes people frown” and prompts some to harass the station for asking for donations
when those people already pay taxes.
Random interviews with people in town found a positive response to WMMT. “You grow up hearing
it and you think just old people are listening to it,” said Neil Perkins, 30, a radiology technician who
was having his hair cut the other day. “But then you find yourself stopping on the same station.”
Rebecca Winterhoff, 28, who recently moved from Florida because her husband found a job here,
said WMMT was a big selling point.
“It’s so local,” she said. “You get the sense that real people are involved, and it’s a community.”
Ms. Winterhoff said she had never donated to public radio because she lived paycheck to
paycheck, but she said she intended to start doing so now. Her new station may need it more than
ever.
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Espace Musique Extends RBDS Network
TV TECHNOLOGY
by James Careless, 03.17.2011
MONTREAL — Espace Musique, the music channel of Canadian francophone public-service
broadcaster Radio-Canada, is outfitting its network of stations with RBDS data services.
Espace Musique has installed C02 RBDS encoders from manufacturer 2wcom at 39 stations in
Canada, significantly expanding the network’s use of RBDS “without making a major investment,”
according to Charles Rousseau, an engineer in the Radio-Canada Spectrum Engineering
department.
The Radio Broadcast Data System, or RBDS, is the North American implementation of the FM Radio
Data System, or RDS. Both systems use the 57 kHz subcarrier of an FM signal to carry a variety of
data services.
Although the majority of Espace Musique outlets operate in Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario, it
has outlets in all 10 Canadian provinces. “The C02 with its multiport solution offers an extremely
flexible concept,” said 2wcom CEO Werner Drews. “Five different services can be managed by a
single encoder via five independent IP ports, either TCP or UDP.”
Monitoring
For monitoring purposes, 2wcom A20 measuring and monitoring decoders have been installed within
each of Radio-Canada station’s signal footprints. The A20 is self-sufficient, said Drews. “If any
irregularity occurs within the network, the A20 alerts and reports the problem immediately and
automatically via SNMP before the audience even notices it.”
The decoders connect back to Radio-Canada’s engineering department via TCP/IP connections, and,
said Drews, “Optional MP3 live streaming allows users to monitor the audio received by an A20 from
anywhere for signal-quality checks.”
Not surprisingly, Radio-Canada is using its new RBDS service to deliver artist and song names to its
listeners’ RBDS-enabled receivers. But the system also supports a Traffic Message Channel to
provide listeners with on-screen traffic information, an emergency warning system for real-time
weather and other alerts, as well as other forms of datacasting as they become available.
The system also supports PI codes, and each station on the network has its own. The code allows
the RBDS receiver to “know” where it is getting its signal from. Besides providing this data, PI codes
make it possible for RBDS-capable car radios to switch automatically from a fading Espace Musique
signal to a stronger signal that is coming into range.
“As far as the listener is concerned, there is no switchover; it is seamless coverage,” says Rousseau.
“In reality, the receiver has made the switch in the background. For instance, if you are driving from
Quebec City to Montreal, your car radio will tune to whichever of these two signals is more powerful.”
By adding the 2wcom RBDS system to its Espace Musique network — “it only consumes a bit of
bandwidth, but delivers a lot of value,” Rousseau said — Radio-Canada hopes to give its listeners
more reasons to tune in.
The inclusion of local real-time traffic news and emergency warnings should help Espace Musique
network stations compete against local talk radio stations. No longer will listeners have to scan
elsewhere to find out what’s on the road ahead. Meanwhile, the A20 monitoring system allows RadioCanada to keep an eye on its RBDS operations without spending more money on human engineers.
“The English equivalent of Espace Musique, CBC Radio 2, is considering adding this system to their
transmitters,” Rousseau said.
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FREAK TV RECEPTION PROVIDES INTERESTING VIDEO FARE
One of the interesting phenomena encountered by televiewers is that of "freak reception."
Theoretically, television reception should be limited to locations within "line of sight" of the
transmitter, but this has not proven to be the case.
We have received an interesting report of television DXing from Burns J. Tobias of
Millersburg, Pa., which seems to indicate that distance is no handicap to the video
enthusiast.
The TV station nearest to Mr. Tobias' home town is WGAL in Lancaster, some 45 miles
away. The terrain around Millersburg is hilly. He uses a Dumont 19" "Fairfield" mode1
RA110 receiver, two Regency boosters, and a Taco antenna. The antenna is a threesection unit with the top Yagi array cut for Channel 4, the middle section (of 4 sets of rods)
cut for the high band, while the bottom array is a Yagi cut for Channel 6. The entire unit is
rotatable and is mounted 75 feet above the ground.
Mr. Tobias has compiled the accompanying table covering his DXing experiences.
Needless to say, some of the distant stations provide good reception while others are
mediocre but the fact that some of the stations are received at all is somewhat unusual.
He reports that most of the extremely distant stations are only received at night although
daytime reception of Miami (4), San Antonio (4), and Oklahoma City (4) are
commonplace. Oklahoma City pops up on the screen most often and the reception is
usually good.
Write Your Own VUD DX Report in the WTFDA Forums!
Build your own DX report. Do it all at once or assemble it a little at a time. At the end of the
month your column editor will take your report for publication in the VUD. WTFDA
members are already doing it. Here’s how: Login to the Forums. Go to the Members area,
VUD DX Report forum. Click on Post New Thread. Add your loggings. Save it and exit.
Later, go back and click on Edit Post and to it. Save it again. Repeat this process until
you’re done. We will be there to help you along so it goes smoothly. People read these
reports. You may get a station IDed for you before the column even goes in the VUD. Give
it a try. It’s easy. So leave MS Word behind. Do it online!
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NEWS ITEM: Accident at WXXB radio tower kills two (4/13/2011)
Buck Creek, Ind. - Two contract workers from Texas are dead after an accident near Buck Creek, Indiana, where a crew of five
was installing a radio tower [ in actuality, they were increasing the tower=s height ]. The two were working at a height of 340
feet when they fell, along with a piece of equipment being used to add another segment to the tower. The work crew was from
ERI, Incorporated of Chandler, Indiana. The tower is used by WXXB-102.9 Delphi, Indiana. The Occupational Safety & Health
Administration, OSHA, is investigating.
NEWS ITEM: As part of a movie promotion, Altoona, Pennsylvania changed its name to "POM Wonderful Presents: The
Greatest Movie Ever Sold" at noon EDT on Wednesday April 27th. Does that mean that all broadcast stations licensed to
Altoo . . . er, ah, I mean, POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold have to ID using that new city title? Not
likely. So don't change your Logs to reflect the new >city name". Oh, the promotion is only good for 60 days, but you still may
hear a non-legal ID once or twice. It all depends if the broadcasters go along with the gag. Er . . . promotion.
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Thanks to Shawn Axelrod, Bruce Elving, Tom Jasinski, Tim Noonan, Ralph Strobel and RadioWorld Online for news.
If you hear any changes occur on your FM dial, share the news! 73
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