CW said:rageradio said:When KRBE used to simulcast on 1070am in the 80s and early 90s. They always ID's as "KRBE FM and AM Houston", I never thought that was legal but I guess it was since they did it for so long.Radioman100 said:When it comes right down to it, does it really matter to anyone except radio geeks? I doubt it. The Commission certainly doesn't seem to care, and that's all that really matters when you get right down to it.
I've heard airchecks of when 102.7 and 1150 simulcast in LA. They IDed "KIIS FM and AM Los Angeles." I'm pretty sure legally it should have been "KIIS Los Angeles and KIIS-FM Los Angeles" but did they ever get fined for it? Not that I'm aware of.
I've also heard a lot of stations that simulcast on FM and AM just broadcast the call letters with no FM suffix - "WXYZ Anytown." I've never heard of anyone getting fined for doing that either.
I guess what I'm saying is if the Commission doesn't care, why should we?
Illegal, it was....."KRBE-FM Houston, KRBE Houston" would have been legal...MAYBE "KRBE-FM and KRBE Houston" but there is NO -AM suffix on any AM station callsign....and thus what they used was illegal....Just because people drive 90miles an hour down the highway and dont get CAUGHT doesnt make that legal either![]()
true dat
KKBQ had it right. "KKBQ-FM Pasadena, KKBQ Houston".
I miss that ID