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Being a novice at this, I'm hoping one of the more tech-minded among you can shed some light. Bumping around awhile ago I saw something about WMYL going up in power on the move of 96.7 in Franklin NC. IIRC it was an upgrade to 50,000 watts with the potential for 96,000. I thought it was at fcc.gov/upgrade/wmyl but it's not there now.

Can someone submit something like this and withdraw it later?
 
I can't imagine anything like would have never been on the website. 96.7 in Franklin enabled them to go non-directional.

But as a 6,000 watt FM, they still only clear 96.3 in Seymour, 96.5 in Chattanooga, and 96.9 in Bristol all by less than four miles. There are a couple of other stations that they wouldn't clear enough at 50KW or more.

It would take some finagling of biblical proportions to get them to 25,000 watts much less 50KW or more.
With Franklin gone they might be able to move a couple of miles toward Chattanooga skirting Seymour and get a little closer to town.
 
Another bogus post by the boys at Merle. Fun is fun, but it is not acceptable to lie about the FCC web site, even in fun. Why go to the trouble to be insulting when there are plenty of honest things to discuss on here.
 
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