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KFOX To HD

Shoot, oh, well.

Is that east Texas station religious?

...looks it up....

Yup, it is very much religious.

Just for fun, I also looked up WGOD, and it, too is religious.

These are two calls that are preordained to be religious, i think.

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Moxxie is Awesome said:
What will 94.5's call sign be after it's sold to K-Love?
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One thing I have learned from watching all of K-Love's acquisitions over the years is that their call letters often seem to be chosen at random. That is, when they have to change them, which is not always the case:

In Los Angeles, the calls changed to KKLQ from KSWD. In New York, they kept the WPLJ calls.

Here's a list (via @Michi's fccdata.org) of the stations which still show Educational Media Foundation as the licensee. The third column is the call letters. If you can find any kind of pattern that allows for guessing what 94.5 will be, I wish you would share it with the rest of us!

 
K.M. Richards said:
One thing I have learned from watching all of K-Love's acquisitions over the years is that their call letters often seem to be chosen at random. That is, when they have to change them, which is not always the case:

In Los Angeles, the calls changed to KKLQ from KSWD. In New York, they kept the WPLJ calls.

Here's a list (via @Michi's fccdata.org) of the stations which still show Educational Media Foundation as the licensee. The third column is the call letters. If you can find any kind of pattern that allows for guessing what 94.5 will be, I wish you would share it with the rest of us!

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In my experience, most of the K-Love station callsigns have either an l or a v somewhere in that callsign. Of course, there are some callsigns it can't have because they are owned by others (KLVE in Los Angeles and KLUV in Dallas being two examples), and I'm pretty certain that available callsigns with a v or a w in them will run out in the not-too-distant future at which point (if it isn't already happening now) all of the callsigns for the K-Love stations will be randomly selected from the available callsigns that the FCC has.
 


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