Richardson Broadcasting has filed an application to move W281AB up in power and

[rambo2]

Richardson Broadcasting has filed an application to move W281AB to (335 meters) 1100 feet on the old channel 42 TV tower. The power will double from 125 to 250 watts. Wow, isn't this more equivalent to a class A ERP of 6KW? Here is the link: http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/prod/cdbs/pubacc/prod/eng_fm.pl?Facility_id=20921

 

[secondchoice]

It will be better than several class A's I could mention.

 

[Raymanator]

105.1 filed a major upgrade as well!

 

[tomservo]

105.1 filed a major upgrade as well!

The only thing I see is an app to move the same 99 watts to another tower… in Gardendale?

Yeah, that's where the gospel listeners live, ain't it?

 

[passtheword]

105.1 filed a major upgrade as well!

The only thing I see is an app to move the same 99 watts to another tower… in Gardendale?

Yeah, that's where the gospel listeners live, ain't it?

That application was filed with the incorrect coordinates, in regards to the transmitter location. An amendment has been filed since that time; it now reflects the correct coordinates...this time from Red Mtn.

http://cdbs.recnet.net:8080/fmq.php?call=w286bk

 

[tomservo]

105.1 filed a major upgrade as well!

The only thing I see is an app to move the same 99 watts to another tower… in Gardendale?

Yeah, that's where the gospel listeners live, ain't it?

That application was filed with the incorrect coordinates, in regards to the transmitter location. An amendment has been filed since that time; it now reflects the correct coordinates...this time from Red Mtn.

http://cdbs.recnet.net:8080/fmq.php?call=w286bk

Ah. The FCC site didn't generate a map for the amendment, just an error message. Stupid me I didn't look at the actual coordinates.

That certainly makes more sense. I wonder why they can't use the full 250 watts?

 

[rambo2]

105.1 is limited to 99 watts because it on the (IF) Intermediate Frequency of 94.5