• Get involved.
    We want your input!
    Apply for Membership and join the conversations about everything related to broadcasting.

    After we receive your registration, a moderator will review it. After your registration is approved, you will be permitted to post.
    If you use a disposable or false email address, your registration will be rejected.

    After your membership is approved, please take a minute to tell us a little bit about yourself.
    https://www.radiodiscussions.com/forums/introduce-yourself.1088/

    Thanks in advance and have fun!
    RadioDiscussions Administrators

WASG 540 back to full power?

I don't know if it was coincidence or what, but today when I did a quick band-scan of the AM dial from Foley, I noticed that 540 WASG was unusually strong this afternoon around 3 pm. In fact, it was the strongest of the Mobile County signals by far. Are they back on full power? The programming sounded like a generic talk show, not necessarily religious in nature so I wasn't sure what on earth was going on. The problem they had a while back with the transmitter "popping" off for a half second constantly seemed to be fixed as well.

When they were on lower power after the Prichard tower came down, I couldn't hear them at all in Foley. The combination of distance and horrible RF noise put all but 1000 and 1310 here locally into the mud. But today I was able to hear 540 and 840 pretty clearly, with 1270, 900 and 660 a little better than usual.
 
I don't know if it was coincidence or what, but today when I did a quick band-scan of the AM dial from Foley, I noticed that 540 WASG was unusually strong this afternoon around 3 pm. In fact, it was the strongest of the Mobile County signals by far. Are they back on full power? The programming sounded like a generic talk show, not necessarily religious in nature so I wasn't sure what on earth was going on. The problem they had a while back with the transmitter "popping" off for a half second constantly seemed to be fixed as well.

When they were on lower power after the Prichard tower came down, I couldn't hear them at all in Foley. The combination of distance and horrible RF noise put all but 1000 and 1310 here locally into the mud. But today I was able to hear 540 and 840 pretty clearly, with 1270, 900 and 660 a little better than usual.

I don't know about this station but I do have eight updates for you, Please share this on your Google page with your Birmingham friends,

One new full time LPFM station in Birmingham has been granted, one application:

Greater Birmingham Ministries Inc. 94.1 ID Number: 194918 Application
Calvary Of Birmingham 94.1 ID Number: 193015 Granted

One new granted timeshare between two LPFM's in Birmingham:

Church In Birmingham Corporation 93.3 1 am - 1 pm ID Number: 193990
Love Commandment Ministries 93.3 1 pm - 1 am ID Number: 195074

Two Other LPFM's have been granted:

Fairhope AL: Front Porch Media 95.5 ID Number: 194873
Dothan AL: The Ordinary People Society 99.1 ID Number: 195954

Two updates/corrections for you:

WJGR-LP 97.1 University of South Alabama To Be:" The Prowl".
99.1 W256CD Fultondale WHPH rather than WAGG.

Hope this helps.
 
I don't know about this station but I do have eight updates for you, Please share this on your Google page with your Birmingham friends,

One new full time LPFM station in Birmingham has been granted, one application:

Greater Birmingham Ministries Inc. 94.1 ID Number: 194918 Application
Calvary Of Birmingham 94.1 ID Number: 193015 Granted

One new granted timeshare between two LPFM's in Birmingham:

Church In Birmingham Corporation 93.3 1 am - 1 pm ID Number: 193990
Love Commandment Ministries 93.3 1 pm - 1 am ID Number: 195074

Two Other LPFM's have been granted:

Fairhope AL: Front Porch Media 95.5 ID Number: 194873
Dothan AL: The Ordinary People Society 99.1 ID Number: 195954

Two updates/corrections for you:

WJGR-LP 97.1 University of South Alabama To Be:" The Prowl".
99.1 W256CD Fultondale WHPH rather than WAGG.

Hope this helps.

Here is two more updates for you both LPFM's:

Jacksonville AL: Calhoun County 911 District 96.3 ID Number: 197110
Montgomery AL: Equality Broadcasting Network 98.3 ID Number: 195515
 
Here is two more updates for you both LPFM's:

Jacksonville AL: Calhoun County 911 District 96.3 ID Number: 197110
Montgomery AL: Equality Broadcasting Network 98.3 ID Number: 195515

Interesting, thanks for sharing. The Calhoun County permit is their second, there's also one in Oxford. Curiously, both are extremely low power. This one's 2 watts and the other is something like 1.3 watts. Those things will be useless with the slightest bit of tropo.
 
Status
This thread has been closed due to inactivity. You can create a new thread to discuss this topic.


Back
Top Bottom