96.7 WSUB-LP "The Buzz" More Power! New Tower!

[dansteely]

I am very proud of Steve Conti, Lorren Kleinkauf, and Broadcast Towers from Bridgewater Mass. Could not have done it without these guys! On the Smokestack at 194 feet now under the CP as of Friday night March 30th at 9PM! The signal screams for an LPFM. What does everyone think?

 

[KML0224]

Going by the call letters, I'm guessing Groton?

I know a different 96.7 FM covers Westchester and most of lower Fairfield County (the former Stamford station who recently moved to Westchester County and placed their transmitter within New Rochelle).

 

[MarcB]

Going by the call letters, I'm guessing Groton?

I know a different 96.7 FM covers Westchester and most of lower Fairfield County (the former Stamford station who recently moved to Westchester County and placed their transmitter within New Rochelle).

Nope. It's Ashaway, Rhode Island.

 

[reelyreal]

Ashaway is a village in Hopkinton, RI which borders Westerly, RI. Both border Stonington/North Stonington and the villages of Pawcatuck, Mystic, Stonington Borough, etc. It's all essentially one little area.

Chris got a great grab when he picked up the WSUB calls that Citadel/Cumulus tossed off their AM 980 in Groton to replace it with "WXLM." Good move, Cumulus. *Sarcasm*

Random Fun Fact: There are two stations licensed to unincorporated villages in the town of Hopkinton, RI. WSUB-LP is licensed to Ashaway, and WCRI (AM) (Formerly WCNX, WJJF) is licensed to Hope Valley, also a village in Hopkinton.

 

[freightliner]

Hey Chris--

Amazing what a little "height" can do. Picked it up where I live in Oakdale on my small portable (a Grundig G8.) Just a little splatter from adjacent channel 'EHN across the sound in LI. Listened a while to the guys "live" from the Andrea late Saturday night. Sounded like they were having fun !