New 50 kw AM in NH/VT?

[TPO]

Does anyone have any information on the proposed full-power AM in either VT or NH. Something that big must cost a small fortune to build from the ground up . . . how likely is it that it will ever come on the air? Anyone know the frequency? Will the market support it?

 

[CrankyYankee]

> Does anyone have any information on the proposed full-power
> AM in either VT or NH. Something that big must cost a small
> fortune to build from the ground up . . . how likely is it
> that it will ever come on the air? Anyone know the
> frequency? Will the market support it?
>
Might you be referring to this one in this post from a while ago?

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[Shellanswerman]

> > Does anyone have any information on the proposed
> full-power
> > AM in either VT or NH. Something that big must cost a
> small
> > fortune to build from the ground up . . . how likely is it
>
> > that it will ever come on the air? Anyone know the
> > frequency? Will the market support it?
> >
> Might you be referring to this one in this post from a while
> ago?
>
>
http://w> ww.radio-info.com/mods/board?Board=northne&Post=364209&page=
>
Isn't there also to be a new outlet on 670 in the Burlington area? And Presque Isle, Maine's WEGP 1390 is also supposed to be going 50 gallons.

 

[vetguy]

>
> >
> Isn't there also to be a new outlet on 670 in the Burlington
> area? And Presque Isle, Maine's WEGP 1390 is also supposed
> to be going 50 gallons.


>
670 with 50KW day, 20KW critical hours and 300 watts night. DA2 using 3 towers day and 3 towers night out of a 4 tower array. Essex Junction, Vermont FCC File number BNP-20041029AIS.