The Fall City, Washington LPFM (KZFX-LP) recently won big against KWJZ (Orca Radio). Orca complained to the FCC saying the LPFM's signal will interfere with Orca's HD signal on 98.9.
KZFX has an application with the Commission to relocate to 98.5 Mhz (100 watts) from 104.5 Mhz at the same xmit site. In the order to show cause, the Commission stated that the record is clear that there has not been any interference caused so far with LPFM's towards full power analog/digital hybrid signals. Furthermore, the xmit site is in a lightly populated area and so the public interest outweighs any complaints by Orca.
Congratulations to KZFX-LP for sticking up for themselves. Now they just have to get their station on the air.
Here's the report: http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/cdbs/forms/prod/getimportletter_exh.cgi?import_letter_id=24524
I think they'll have a nice signal throughout the Snoqualmie Valley and parts of Issaquah, too!
KZFX has an application with the Commission to relocate to 98.5 Mhz (100 watts) from 104.5 Mhz at the same xmit site. In the order to show cause, the Commission stated that the record is clear that there has not been any interference caused so far with LPFM's towards full power analog/digital hybrid signals. Furthermore, the xmit site is in a lightly populated area and so the public interest outweighs any complaints by Orca.
Congratulations to KZFX-LP for sticking up for themselves. Now they just have to get their station on the air.
Here's the report: http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/prod/cdbs/forms/prod/getimportletter_exh.cgi?import_letter_id=24524
I think they'll have a nice signal throughout the Snoqualmie Valley and parts of Issaquah, too!