I guess this show was cancelled again. I wondered what happened this time?
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KAAM 77 Saturday Night Oldies Show Cancelled
- Thread starter mycollegehill
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maybe they are going alternative standards ;D
With that, now there is NO reason for me to listen to KAAM.
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rbrucecarter5
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Megapsycle said:
At least you can. When they started playing with HD - they went from a semi-local signal in NW Houston to - GONE - almost completely. I sure wish they would can the HD so I could hear them again. I bet it also devastates their coverage in Dallas.
rbrucecarter5 said:
They haven't been "HD" in several years.
Well, no wonder I thought their signal seemed a little weaker. Checking the FCC files reveals an application filed by KAAM in mid-October; it stated that they had reduced their daytime power to 2,000 watts because of a defective capacitor. That was replaced, they said, but there were other problems that needed to be addressed. As a result the FCC granted an STA that allowed the station to operate with "parameters at variance [from licensed values] and reduced power not to exceed 5 kilowatts." Apparently they're still working on it.
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MikeShannon914
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No, Don Jr found another way to cut costs. Maybe he signed up for the Reliant Free Electricity Nights and Weekends, too. Are they still playing 10% music/90% ColonBlow infomercials?
THERE'S a station that should have been sold off to the Koreans instead. The automated version of KKDA-AM was the best that station's sounded in years. Of course, anything's better than hearing "Strokin'" and "Who's Makin' Love" every hour on the hour.
THERE'S a station that should have been sold off to the Koreans instead. The automated version of KKDA-AM was the best that station's sounded in years. Of course, anything's better than hearing "Strokin'" and "Who's Makin' Love" every hour on the hour.
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