Do you mind copying and pasting what the article says?
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Copy and paste is not "fair use" and would be illegal.
The essence is that the stations are being sold out of receivership. The article does not say if the land where all the AM towers are located is included in the deal, something that would be a key in determining the value of the stations.
Thanks David. I am aware of fair use. Hardly anyone reads these boards, so I doubt it would be a cause for alarm.
I know about the entire sale and everything that comes with it, just wanted to see what that article's insight was on it.
I would do a AM/FM simulcast and file for a translator in the 2017 window (if there is dial availability). Also take two towers down, and downgrade to a class D. (Once again, if possible).
I would assume the new operators have looked at the translator possibility.
I know one operator that has rolled the dice and purchased an AM for 5k in a small market, and who is waiting for the window to open.
The possibility to get a decent translator in the Tampa market came and went in the last 2 windows of AM Revitalization.
The upcoming 2017 window will allow those to apply who could not afford or secure one if spectrum is available.
There is several still for sale