As of 7am: Still is.LibertyNT said:When I checked this morning at 11:30 1110 was playing Country.
Let's see if it stays this way![]()
oldmanradio said:1110's previous format of TV on radio was quite innovative I thought.
Maybe a male gay format would work in Dallas ... the Eleven Ten Men.
charles123 said:Why does this station go off the air at 8:45pm every night?
radio-locator.com said:KVTT-AM Technical Info:
Status: Licensed Class D, AM Station
Hours of Operation: Daytime Operation Only
Antenna Mode: Directional - Daytime Only
Power: 20,000 Watts
Number of Towers: 4
charles123 said:Why does this station go off the air at 8:45pm every night?
dfaulkner said:charles123 said:Why does this station go off the air at 8:45pm every night?
It's a daytimer.
No problem. I've heard that they just dissappear at sundown, no formal sign-off or anything.charles123 said:dfaulkner said:charles123 said:Why does this station go off the air at 8:45pm every night?
It's a daytimer.
Thanks, I didn't need a smart-aleck from Mr. Schultz
Probably not nowadays....Whatever happened to the good old sign-offs where they would annouce the call sign, city of license, frequency, wattage, thank the listeners for tuning in, invite them to tune back in at sunrise & play the national anthem.LibertyNT said:I've Never heard a sign-off announcement from 1110.
Isn't that against FCC regulations?
texasstooge said:What I'm wondering is this format permanent or are they stunting?
That maybe possible. Doesn't mean I would listen to it though.oldmanradio said:Maybe a male gay format would work in Dallas ... the Eleven Ten Men.