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WCHL Locally Sold

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Josh Owens

Chris Ehrenfeld, Mark Vitali, and James Kitchen’s Chapel Hill Media Group sells Full Service AAA “97.9 The Hill” 1360 WCHL/97.9 W250BP Chapel Hill NC and Chapelboro.com to the John Stillman led Chapelboro Media Group for $525,000. The station’s real estate assets are being sold separately in a deal not needed to be filed with the FCC.
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Station Sales Week Of 7/3

After announcing its intent to acquire 89.5 KEWU-FM Cheney/Spokane WA in February 2025, Oldies Preservation Society has filed its deal
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I've always wondered how/why WCHL was assigned 1360 when it is geographically close to WPTF. I don't know the name of the phenomenon but because 1360 is 680 times two, WPTF interferes with WCHL on I-40 in Research Triangle Park.
 
ncairguy said:
I've always wondered how/why WCHL was assigned 1360 when it is geographically close to WPTF. I don't know the name of the phenomenon but because 1360 is 680 times two, WPTF interferes with WCHL on I-40 in Research Triangle Park.
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In'er'stin'. Kinda like years ago, when the (in those days) well-modulated WPIP, Winston-Salem first started up, a friend who has passed on now, but used to live in Walkertown, could hear them on 1660, 880 times 2. I believe that's called the first harmonic.
 


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