KDKA experimented with repeaters in Nebraska early on.
How did that work? Did they rebroadcast KDKA from a phone connection of some sort, or did they pick up the OTA signal and rebroadcast it?
KDKA experimented with repeaters in Nebraska early on.
Shortwave!How did that work? Did they rebroadcast KDKA from a phone connection of some sort, or did they pick up the OTA signal and rebroadcast it?
It was a fascinating experiment, coming so early in the history of radio. That 1923-26 timeframe predated the start of NBC itself, and could have taken radio in a very different evolutionary path.I never knew KDKA was on SW and from an area Im very familiar with after my time in Ord and my time in Laramie
I would agree.That’s why it feels like this thread has long run its course and we’re going in circles. 1110 is not coming back. Not from another site. It’s dead.
There are actually two.I would agree.
Does anybody have some savings to pay those BMI/ASCAP fees?
It's time that Urban One just releases 1110 to us radio geeks, and we can use the 50KW station to play what we want. Jack FM only plays 500 hits that he likes. We'll play Buddy Holly, the latest pop tune from Luxembourg, The Carter Family, "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport", Navajo Indian chanting, smooth jazz, acid jazz, classic jazz, world jazz, and even a random playing of "Kokomo". Plus Jack Benny old-time radio and other shows. With a "WBT AM Charlotte" ID at the TOH. Grassroots operation for radio geeks and by radio geeks.
It would be far better than that lounge music loop. Might even get local attention. The station with zero format.
Does anybody have some savings to pay those BMI/ASCAP fees?
Then you might as well try eclectic formats such as Chinese polka or hillbilly disco. Anything to shock the hell out of the masses because heck knows they all need it!!!It's time that Urban One just releases 1110 to us radio geeks, and we can use the 50KW station to play what we want. Jack FM only plays 500 hits that he likes. We'll play Buddy Holly, the latest pop tune from Luxembourg, The Carter Family, "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport", Navajo Indian chanting, smooth jazz, acid jazz, classic jazz, world jazz, and even a random playing of "Kokomo". Plus Jack Benny old-time radio and other shows. With a "WBT AM Charlotte" ID at the TOH. Grassroots operation for radio geeks and by radio geeks.
It would be far better than that lounge music loop. Might even get local attention. The station with zero format.
Does anybody have some savings to pay those BMI/ASCAP fees?