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WCOA Pensacola

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Today it appeared WCOA's new 104.9 translator may be testing. A quick search shows me that a month ago the AM filed to reduce from 5kw to 2kw full time.

What's up?
 
seedless said:
Today it appeared WCOA's new 104.9 translator may be testing. A quick search shows me that a month ago the AM filed to reduce from 5kw to 2kw full time.

What's up?
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They are probably going to one tower, and reduce power cost. Which makes sense with the new translator. I did not look at the application, so it is speculation.
 
Unlike the other Pensacola AM's, WCOA did not file to put their translator downtown but instead chose a tower in a well known nighttime dead spot in their directional AM signal.
The last Cumulus Pensacola advertising literature I saw had the average audience of WCOA-AM running neck and neck with WRRX-FM. WJTQ running about the same as WMEZ and WXBM way out on top.
 
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