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WHWH--staying or going?
- Thread starter deepstblu
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N
Neal
Guest
As far as I know Its going away
Nassau is an LMA so they may have just played that on all the stations they aIr On.
Neal-CE
> I thought they had to give up the 1350 frequency this year
> as the "parent" of an expanded band station, but just before
> 9 this morning they ran one of those boilerplate legal
> announcements about applying for a renewal of their license
> effective June 1. What's their status?
>
Nassau is an LMA so they may have just played that on all the stations they aIr On.
Neal-CE
> I thought they had to give up the 1350 frequency this year
> as the "parent" of an expanded band station, but just before
> 9 this morning they ran one of those boilerplate legal
> announcements about applying for a renewal of their license
> effective June 1. What's their status?
>
Speaking Of Those License Renewal Announcements:
> I thought they had to give up the 1350 frequency this year
> as the "parent" of an expanded band station, but just before
> 9 this morning they ran one of those boilerplate legal
> announcements about applying for a renewal of their license
> effective June 1. What's their status?
>
What's the reason why stations need to anncounce that they are up for license renewal?.....Yesterday I heard 107.1 WXPK in Westchester announce during their commecial break they they were up for license renewal on June 1, 2006....It was the first time I ever heard a station do this......I never realized that all stations had to do this until I saw this post.<P ID="signature">______________
GSP163
Formally "V"
NOT NEW YORK....
NOT PHILADELPHIA....
PROUD TO BE NEW JERSEY....</P>
> I thought they had to give up the 1350 frequency this year
> as the "parent" of an expanded band station, but just before
> 9 this morning they ran one of those boilerplate legal
> announcements about applying for a renewal of their license
> effective June 1. What's their status?
>
What's the reason why stations need to anncounce that they are up for license renewal?.....Yesterday I heard 107.1 WXPK in Westchester announce during their commecial break they they were up for license renewal on June 1, 2006....It was the first time I ever heard a station do this......I never realized that all stations had to do this until I saw this post.<P ID="signature">______________
GSP163
Formally "V"
NOT NEW YORK....
NOT PHILADELPHIA....
PROUD TO BE NEW JERSEY....</P>
K
KC2LDY
Guest
> As far as I know Its going away
> Nassau is an LMA so they may have just played that on all
> the stations they aIr On.<
Now, don't quote me on this, but it is possible that WHWH has managed to slip through a loophole in the rules because the X-band station on 1680 was sold off recently.
Steve
KC2LDY
> Nassau is an LMA so they may have just played that on all
> the stations they aIr On.<
Now, don't quote me on this, but it is possible that WHWH has managed to slip through a loophole in the rules because the X-band station on 1680 was sold off recently.
Steve
KC2LDY
Re: Speaking Of Those License Renewal Announcements:
It was explained to us at our college station that since the ultimate purpose of FM radio is to serve the community, they run these promos to let the public know, as well as ask for feedback from the public that would help the renewal process (which has become less significant in recent years since the process for renewal isn't as complicated as ages ago)
> What's the reason why stations need to anncounce that they
> are up for license renewal?.....Yesterday I heard 107.1 WXPK
> in Westchester announce during their commecial break they
> they were up for license renewal on June 1, 2006....It was
> the first time I ever heard a station do this......I never
> realized that all stations had to do this until I saw this
> post.
>
It was explained to us at our college station that since the ultimate purpose of FM radio is to serve the community, they run these promos to let the public know, as well as ask for feedback from the public that would help the renewal process (which has become less significant in recent years since the process for renewal isn't as complicated as ages ago)
> What's the reason why stations need to anncounce that they
> are up for license renewal?.....Yesterday I heard 107.1 WXPK
> in Westchester announce during their commecial break they
> they were up for license renewal on June 1, 2006....It was
> the first time I ever heard a station do this......I never
> realized that all stations had to do this until I saw this
> post.
>
Re: Speaking Of Those License Renewal Announcements:
I announced a license renewal message myself on WWPH 107.9 yesterday afternoon. The FCC requires us to do a lot for this. We had to announce it on the air, log it in the discrepancy log, and on a separate page with the times we aired it, as well as tape every time the message was announced. The messages have to be read on the 1st and 16th of every month until June 1st. The reason for this is so that the public can respond to license renewal in case they are objected to it.<P ID="signature">______________
17-year-old radio geek
Location: Princeton Junction, NJ
AIM: KewlDude471
WWPH 107.9 FM: http://wwph1079fm.no-ip.org</P>
I announced a license renewal message myself on WWPH 107.9 yesterday afternoon. The FCC requires us to do a lot for this. We had to announce it on the air, log it in the discrepancy log, and on a separate page with the times we aired it, as well as tape every time the message was announced. The messages have to be read on the 1st and 16th of every month until June 1st. The reason for this is so that the public can respond to license renewal in case they are objected to it.<P ID="signature">______________
17-year-old radio geek
Location: Princeton Junction, NJ
AIM: KewlDude471
WWPH 107.9 FM: http://wwph1079fm.no-ip.org</P>
N
Neal
Guest
1680 was not sold..
MRBI multicultural radio broadcasting inc
owns both WHWH 1350 and WTTM 1680..
1680 moved down to lindenwould,NJ but was not Sold..
It states on the license that the station will have to go dark in 2006...
meaning 1350
> > As far as I know Its going away
> > Nassau is an LMA so they may have just played that on all
>
> > the stations they aIr On.<
>
> Now, don't quote me on this, but it is possible that WHWH
> has managed to slip through a loophole in the rules because
> the X-band station on 1680 was sold off recently.
>
> Steve
> KC2LDY
>
MRBI multicultural radio broadcasting inc
owns both WHWH 1350 and WTTM 1680..
1680 moved down to lindenwould,NJ but was not Sold..
It states on the license that the station will have to go dark in 2006...
meaning 1350
> > As far as I know Its going away
> > Nassau is an LMA so they may have just played that on all
>
> > the stations they aIr On.<
>
> Now, don't quote me on this, but it is possible that WHWH
> has managed to slip through a loophole in the rules because
> the X-band station on 1680 was sold off recently.
>
> Steve
> KC2LDY
>
N
Neal
Guest
Hey Steve-KC2LDY
See if you can hit My repeater on 147.120 PL 162.2
Its in Monroe township...
Motorcycles Hummmm... Do you Ride the Polarbear Runs on Sundays?
I dont have a Car I Ride My HOG everyday rain,snow,sleet,hail
Neal-Ka2caf
See if you can hit My repeater on 147.120 PL 162.2
Its in Monroe township...
Motorcycles Hummmm... Do you Ride the Polarbear Runs on Sundays?
I dont have a Car I Ride My HOG everyday rain,snow,sleet,hail
Neal-Ka2caf
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