Transmitter locations

[RadioJay]

Just curious where the transmitters for these stations were located:

98.7 WNLC, 100.9 WKNL, 102.3 WXLM, 105.5 WQGN, 106.5 WBMW, 107.7 WWRX

Is there a website that shows exact location (street or highway) or could someone tell me where they are?

Whenever I have driven to the casinos I have always wondered where these stations broadcasted from. The reception of some of these stations gets interesting around the Route 2 area from North Stonington to Ledyard. WXLM, WBMW, and WWRX are loud and clear while WNLC, WKNL, and WQGN often do not scan.<P ID="signature">______________
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Moe: Quiet numbskulls I'm broadcastin'!

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[TXengineer]

> Is there a website that shows exact location (street or
> highway) or could someone tell me where they are?
>

Go to www.fccinfo.com and plug them in. You can look at maps of each site.

 

[Kevin411]

> > Is there a website that shows exact location (street or
> > highway) or could someone tell me where they are?
> >
>
> Go to www.fccinfo.com and plug them in. You can look at maps
> of each site.
>

Here's another good site using google maps.

http://www.findradio.us/

 

[BillHall]

Here's another suggestion:
http://www.radio-locator.com/



> Just curious where the transmitters for these stations were
> located:
>
> 98.7 WNLC, 100.9 WKNL, 102.3 WXLM, 105.5 WQGN, 106.5 WBMW,
> 107.7 WWRX
>
> Is there a website that shows exact location (street or
> highway) or could someone tell me where they are?
>
> Whenever I have driven to the casinos I have always wondered
> where these stations broadcasted from. The reception of
> some of these stations gets interesting around the Route 2
> area from North Stonington to Ledyard. WXLM, WBMW, and WWRX
> are loud and clear while WNLC, WKNL, and WQGN often do not
> scan.
>

 

[cheapman]

>
> Here's another good site using google maps.
>
> http://www.findradio.us/
>
The findradio site is not 100% accurate. I know of at least one
station where the google map shows the location of a backup
transmitter. The station's main xmtr is actually about 20 miles
away from that site.