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caj012885
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anyone have updated info. as to when am 1440 might return to the air, and with what format. i'd like to see a standards format or possibly switch the oldies(oops...music from the 60's,70's, and 80's) from WSOX.
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HotJock69
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It will not be returning, even with the Cumulus buyout. The one day startup was only done to secure the license for the transfer.
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BL40Modulimiter
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> It will not be returning, even with the Cumulus buyout. The
> one day startup was only done to secure the license for the
> transfer.
>
Never say never; 1590 just returned to the air in Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license. Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a local church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large sum that was dead for good!
> one day startup was only done to secure the license for the
> transfer.
>
Never say never; 1590 just returned to the air in Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license. Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a local church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large sum that was dead for good!
> Never say never; 1590 just returned to the air in
> Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license.
> Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a local
> church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to
> eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large
> sum that was dead for good!
>
Where are they operating from with 100 watts? And where is the 2-tower DA going to go? Judging from how tight their night pattern was, with 2 towers they might be able to be 250 watts. They were 1kw with 4 towers, 5kw Non-DA days. At least they'd stay a Class B. No matter what it becomes, its great to hear this station will survive...it has a very colorful history.
> Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license.
> Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a local
> church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to
> eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large
> sum that was dead for good!
>
Where are they operating from with 100 watts? And where is the 2-tower DA going to go? Judging from how tight their night pattern was, with 2 towers they might be able to be 250 watts. They were 1kw with 4 towers, 5kw Non-DA days. At least they'd stay a Class B. No matter what it becomes, its great to hear this station will survive...it has a very colorful history.
> Never say never; 1590 just returned to the air in
> Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license.
> Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a local
> church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to
> eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large
> sum that was dead for good!
>
Where are they operating from with 100 watts? And where is the 2-tower DA going to go? Judging from how tight their night pattern was, with 2 towers they might be able to be 250 watts. They were 1kw with 4 towers, 5kw Non-DA days. At least they'd stay a Class B. No matter what it becomes, its great to hear this station will survive...it has a very colorful history.
> Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license.
> Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a local
> church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to
> eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large
> sum that was dead for good!
>
Where are they operating from with 100 watts? And where is the 2-tower DA going to go? Judging from how tight their night pattern was, with 2 towers they might be able to be 250 watts. They were 1kw with 4 towers, 5kw Non-DA days. At least they'd stay a Class B. No matter what it becomes, its great to hear this station will survive...it has a very colorful history.
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BL40Modulimiter
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> > Never say never; 1590 just returned to the air in
> > Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license.
> > Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a
> local
> > church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to
> > eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large
> > sum that was dead for good!
> >
> Where are they operating from with 100 watts? And where is
> the 2-tower DA going to go? Judging from how tight their
> night pattern was, with 2 towers they might be able to be
> 250 watts. They were 1kw with 4 towers, 5kw Non-DA days.
> At least they'd stay a Class B. No matter what it becomes,
> its great to hear this station will survive...it has a very
> colorful history.
>
Not sure where it is now, Ray---probably just a wire antenna strung up somewhere
to get it on and save license. The FCC will bend pretty far to save a station. I'm told the new DA will be near Greencastle, presumably to give better Hagerstown coverage---I believe the church that bought it is in Hagerstown. Night power isn't that important to them, most likely, it's that big 5kw non-d daytime footprint that'll make the money!
> > Chambersburg with 100 watts to secure the license.
> > Apparently, Verstandig held on to it and sold it to a
> local
> > church. It's operating under an STA; plans are to
> > eventually put up a 2 tower DA. I would have bet a large
> > sum that was dead for good!
> >
> Where are they operating from with 100 watts? And where is
> the 2-tower DA going to go? Judging from how tight their
> night pattern was, with 2 towers they might be able to be
> 250 watts. They were 1kw with 4 towers, 5kw Non-DA days.
> At least they'd stay a Class B. No matter what it becomes,
> its great to hear this station will survive...it has a very
> colorful history.
>
Not sure where it is now, Ray---probably just a wire antenna strung up somewhere
to get it on and save license. The FCC will bend pretty far to save a station. I'm told the new DA will be near Greencastle, presumably to give better Hagerstown coverage---I believe the church that bought it is in Hagerstown. Night power isn't that important to them, most likely, it's that big 5kw non-d daytime footprint that'll make the money!
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