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WFCT

I heard it on my trip last June....I'd be a listener if I lived there.

It's all satellite anyway, so they don't seem to promote much.

cd
 
Does WFCT used to be 100,000 watts when they 1st started now its 50,000 watts. By the way what happen to thier website? They used to have one then its gone. Does anyone knows what thier website is?
 
Louis_009 said:
Does WFCT used to be 100,000 watts when they 1st started now its 50,000 watts. By the way what happen to thier website? They used to have one then its gone. Does anyone knows what thier website is?
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I don't think they were ever 100K, and they have no website to my knowledge.

I think they use Dial Global's standards format. If KHAR in Anchorage still has the same bird, you can hear them online @ www.khar590.com

cd
 
Its a weak 50,000 watts station. Tallahassee used to pick up WFCT-FM 105.5 when they 1st started but WFRF 105.7 took over and bump the WFCT singal.
 
they are on a different tower now than the one they started on.....I built the first transmitter site....they moved to another tower after an ownership change.....it is near the old site but I couldn't tell you the difference in height.....they might have changed the orientation of the antenna on the tower when they moved it and that can make a MAJOR difference in coverage in a particular direction.

cceng
 
Originally the 105.5 frequency was assigned to Apalachicola as a class "A" channel; however, when co-channel WNFK 105.5 "A" Perry moved to 92.1 "A" it cleared the way for WFCT to upgrade to a class C2. To the best of my knowledge, WFCT has never been a class C1 or higher as class C2 status is fairly well maxed out in that location on that frequency.
 
During the spring time on a very warm day in Tallahassee as we all know we get those Tampa Bay's stations. WDUV-FM overlap WFCT-FM.
 
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