They are promoting themselves as 1480/WDJO, so I presume the WDJO call letters will move, or have already moved, to 1480. Does anybody know? And what is to become of 1160's format and call letters?
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WDJO Changes
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WDJO is now at 1480. I think the change in location on the dial came as a result of finances. 1480 may come in better, because the towers sit dead center in the city. I know they are working on some issues and are currently operating on low power. I can't wait for them to kick that power up and see how they come in out here in the Eastgate area.
Probably with the help of a reputable financial institution...techie2 said:
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BobOnTheJob said:
...plus one inheritance, at least one sugar daddy, and several second mortgages.
Now that they actually own the property, could they not apply for a new frequency in the near future?
Lord knows, the WDJO's listeners will follow them anywhere they go. Even though they are few in number, their listeners are fanatic to the core.
Maybe if they got Ron Britain to come out of retirement and record a weekly show, I might listen too...or perhaps Paul (Dick) Purtin?
Lord knows, the WDJO's listeners will follow them anywhere they go. Even though they are few in number, their listeners are fanatic to the core.
Maybe if they got Ron Britain to come out of retirement and record a weekly show, I might listen too...or perhaps Paul (Dick) Purtin?
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