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WAVN/WVIM/WKZB/WIQQ Back in Early 90's

Hey Ken.. I went to high school with Paul's son in Clarksdale. WKZB was broadcast on cable ch 21 in Clarksdale which helped give it much exposure in town.

The tower actually relocated south to the county line on the tower where WDTL was located. The drop in power was required because of the increased height used for the antenna at the new location. The effective signal would be the same distance as the 3kw/300ft old tower in Drew. The benefit was an even better signal in Cleveland than before and not having to bare the cost to rebuild the old tower. Larry Fuss had taken owner ship of WKZB at the time it was moved closer to Cleveland.

What years did you work in Drew? I was probably at WAID/WCLD or WROX I would guess depending on what years.
 
Think The 5% =Very High !!
Yes, WDRU-FM 95.3 "Easy, Long & Scratchy" Was The Original Radio Station Li scened To Drew, MS.
What The Hell Were They Thinking ?? Hey - Drew Aint No New York ! LMAO !
 
Ken38654 said:
WKZB 95.3 Drew Was Authorized ERP- 3,000 Watts.
Gates Transmitter- When The Tower/Transmitter/Studios Were In Drew.
After The Tower Fell (Much After!), WKZB Was Moved (7) Miles North Toward Cleveland And The Power Was Lowered To 2,500 Watts.
Love Your "Ramblings" SHON !! - Bet I Can Out Ramble Ya ! lol

When I Wrote - I Had Been Rambling Through F.C.C. Files- Imagine The F.C.C. Having Incorrect/Wrong/Inaccurate Information.
They Do Very Well Keeping Up W/ Fines & Such (hmmmm)
 
Michael said:
Hey Ken.. I went to high school with Paul's son in Clarksdale. WKZB was broadcast on cable ch 21 in Clarksdale which helped give it much exposure in town.

The tower actually relocated south to the county line on the tower where WDTL was located. The drop in power was required because of the increased height used for the antenna at the new location. The effective signal would be the same distance as the 3kw/300ft old tower in Drew. The benefit was an even better signal in Cleveland than before and not having to bare the cost to rebuild the old tower. Larry Fuss had taken owner ship of WKZB at the time it was moved closer to Cleveland.

What years did you work in Drew? I was probably at WAID/WCLD or WROX I would guess depending on what years.
Hi Michael !
IIRC, I Started At WKZB In 1981 @ WKZB.
The Galtellies Were Extremely Good To Me. Financially, Excellent Work Environment.
Amazing, Absolute Wonderful People !!
I Was With The Station Well Over A Decade.

I Know Mark Galtellie Well (& Jennifer Also).

>Forgot< About KZB On Local Cable In C'Dale-That Was A Plus.
I'm Sure Alot Of Others Stations Would Have Enjoyed That !

Michael, It's Awesome To Talk To Ones Who Remember KZB !
 
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