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In an effort for save money
Many midwest broadcasters are making the change to ethonol. in and effort to addto the bollot line. Rumor has it a station in Northeast pa. will be runing there transmiter off a very long extension cord from one of the windmills in the area they will be recieving a federal tax break and bieng the first station to use wind power.

Hey it could be true!!!!!!!

Happy new year
 
Hasn't WARM's transmitter been running off of methane gas from flatulant cows? It certainly sounds that way!
 
> Hasn't WARM's transmitter been running off of methane gas
> from flatulant cows? It certainly sounds that way!
>
uhhh

i found that one MOOOVING
 
Windmill Radio in NEPA

"This is W-I-N-D, Bear Creek Mountain PA, the nation's first windmill-powered radio station. WIND operates at 1,000 watts on a normal day; 50 watts during the calm before a storm and around 50,000 watts during a hurricane. Our antenna is a rotational three-element directional beam facing into the wind at all times. This is WIND radio where, if it doesn't blow, we suck."<P ID="signature">______________
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Re: Windmill Radio in NEPA

LMAO!!!

That was great!

The translator can be "WYND Carbondale" since there is a wind farm in the Carbondale area.

> "This is W-I-N-D, Bear Creek Mountain PA, the nation's first
> windmill-powered radio station. WIND operates at 1,000
> watts on a normal day; 50 watts during the calm before a
> storm and around 50,000 watts during a hurricane. Our
> antenna is a rotational three-element directional beam
> facing into the wind at all times. This is WIND radio
> where, if it doesn't blow, we suck."
>
 
I'm surprised no has done the joke here about the station that went dark after the hamster died...


> > Hasn't WARM's transmitter been running off of methane gas
> > from flatulant cows? It certainly sounds that way!
> >
> uhhh
>
> i found that one MOOOVING
>
 
...or the station that went off after the tower was hit by sunlight...


> I'm surprised no has done the joke here about the station
> that went dark after the hamster died...
>
>
> > > Hasn't WARM's transmitter been running off of methane
> gas
> > > from flatulant cows? It certainly sounds that way!
> > >
> > uhhh
> >
> > i found that one MOOOVING
> >
>
 
Re: Windmill Radio in NEPA

Aah.. simulcasting.. WIND Bear Creek and WYND Waymart. Format: At what first appears to be competition to 105 The River.. though instead of 70's and 80's, they brodacast an actual river flowing...simply a microphone and a transmitter.


> LMAO!!!
>
> That was great!
>
> The translator can be "WYND Carbondale" since there is a
> wind farm in the Carbondale area.
>
> > "This is W-I-N-D, Bear Creek Mountain PA, the nation's
> first
> > windmill-powered radio station. WIND operates at 1,000
> > watts on a normal day; 50 watts during the calm before a
> > storm and around 50,000 watts during a hurricane. Our
> > antenna is a rotational three-element directional beam
> > facing into the wind at all times. This is WIND radio
> > where, if it doesn't blow, we suck."
> >
>
 
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