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WFNW 1380 Naugatuck
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As Col. Potter once said, "En-ricko Caruuuso, the singer"? That Caruso??
WOWW.
(Isn't that who they used to be when they moved from 860 and 250 watts back in the '60s?)
"Red Carpet Radio" 8)
(Isn't that who they used to be when they moved from 860 and 250 watts back in the '60s?)
"Red Carpet Radio" 8)
Zenith Transoceanic said:
Yep. The 250 watter on 860 moved to 1380 in 1968.
http://radiodiscussions.com/smf/index.php?topic=201449.msg1800436#msg1800436
Well I remember discovering them on ye olde Zenith Transoceanic (well, it was young then) about two weeks before the shift. I was in Washington Ct, and hearing a faint signal at 860.
I wondered who they could be, and after hearing their ID I looked them up in White's Radio Log. When they switched to 1380, the signal was stronger, but there was interference that made them unlistenable where we were. I have no idea what it was. I have fond memories of those days. Had some souped up radios that had my classmates in awe.
I wondered who they could be, and after hearing their ID I looked them up in White's Radio Log. When they switched to 1380, the signal was stronger, but there was interference that made them unlistenable where we were. I have no idea what it was. I have fond memories of those days. Had some souped up radios that had my classmates in awe.
Confirmed that WFNW is in fact called Radio Caruso. They will be doing a live broadcast from Jaws Pawnshop in New Britain in a couple weeks. During the remote "Jaws" will be offering a discount to Radio Caruso listeners. Seems kind of strange a station who's antenna is in Naugatuck and has its studio in Waterbury will be doing a remote in New Britain. The station isn't even that strong in Southington let alone New Britain. P.S. I don't think I should be able to pick up WFNW in Southington at night.
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