Sure they do. Was granted on May 11.
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They must be running a feed from a station they run in Monroeville, AL which is WILF. I don’t see anything that indicates 99.3 has requested those calls.
WILF - That's in Alabama.
Incorrect. The modification application was approved on May 11th. A construction permit has not been issued. Those are two separate things.
They are not separate things. The grant of a modification application IS a construction permit.
(Source: I file these all the time )
Thanks for the heads-up, although personally (myself) delayed.
) I'll check out the YT channel, first chance I get, sounds interestin'.Real IDs have been a thing of the past for some time now, most places, unfortunately. Most folk say callsign in COL, but that's not legal, even though most folk think it is.
WHAT? Is that the parent station of that GNN feed? IDK, just askin'. First place I ever heard GNN, was on a fishing trip to the Coast (not the Beach), back in like October of 1997, reckon it was the Harkers (sp) Island station, on what, 100.3 maybe. Only thing I caught was the IDS I recorded LOL, oh and met some folk from a church in a neighboring town back home, who sent me one of their choir's tapes.
Again, incorrect. When a CP is issued, it will be listed like on their sister station WFNZ-FM. There is no CP listed on that application. See below.
You are arguing with someone who actually uses the FCC's systems.
And you're wrong.
You're using an outdated search based on the obsolete CDBS database system. The FCC now uses the LMS database, and if you do a search in LMS (or just click on the link I provided) you will see the CP.
Again - I do these filings for a living. The way I know that an application for a minor mod has been granted is that LMS sends me an email notifying me that my application has been granted and that the authorization (the CP) is attached.
There is no such thing as a granted application without a CP.
I think I first heard it on 96.7 FM in Myrtle Beach, though it might have been 91.7 in Florence. That Florence station I heard back when Loy 92 was beautiful music but I wasn't able to pick it up as soon as I wanted.
105.3 FM WGHJ used to be a beach music and oldies station in Whiteville. It has a great signal all the way from Bennettsville until 105.5 Hank FM messes it up near MB. I wish something more could have been done with the signal.
Station ID was updated this morning to include 99.3
"WILF Monroeville AND WMXG Chester."
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"WILF Monroeville AND WMXG Chester."
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Wikipedia calls it WLNK-FM. Is that also wrong?
Can you link when you do this?
When a station changes calls, there's a little wiggle room in the FCC processes. A station can't legally change calls until the date it specifies in its application. For 100.9, that was May 14, so it can use the new calls at any point it chooses to.
There's no "license to cover" process for a call change.
However, as for the COL, it is still Indian Trail until the CP is built out and a license to cover is filed. It would actually not be correct for them to ID as Weddington until that happens.
sure will, so long as WLNK (or future WYFQ) comes back; as of writing this on 6:05 PM they still remain off the air
I thought you would have a recording of WLNK going OFF the air.
What I mean is the legal station ID in that video was WLNK, and the Wikipedia article is WLNK-FM.