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WJIB The Memories Station
- Thread starter raccoonradio
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ha,
>>One person from Norwood wrote to Bittner that his “liberal sermonettes” were “a small price to pay” for WJIB’s music, while a more disgruntled listener from Weymouth wrote, “I enjoy the music played on your station but your politics suck.”
Occupy 740!
>>One person from Norwood wrote to Bittner that his “liberal sermonettes” were “a small price to pay” for WJIB’s music, while a more disgruntled listener from Weymouth wrote, “I enjoy the music played on your station but your politics suck.”
Occupy 740!
Tiny in power perhaps!
Tuned in the other day and heard you mention that if you're heading up to Maine and lose
the 740 signal you can tune to 730 which goes up to Augusta or along the coast...
Tuned in the other day and heard you mention that if you're heading up to Maine and lose
the 740 signal you can tune to 730 which goes up to Augusta or along the coast...
JIBGUY said:
Hardly. For a 250 watt signal, 'JIB does quite well for itself. And the "5,000,000 butterfly sneezes" (aka 5 watts) at night is nothing to sneeze at (no pun intended, I assure you). It holds its' own in most of Downtown Boston (and then some!). Good to hear from you JIBGUY. Hope all is well!
It does indeed get out, as I've noticed when driving around.
As I said in a tweet to Donna, you won't see THAT!
JIBGUY said:Yes, all seems well. 6 days after semi-small heart attack (which happened while I was "under" from another procedure), I'm up and about ready to do RADIO!Peter Q. George (K1XRB) said:Good to hear from you JIBGUY. Hope all is well!
Good to hear!
BTW, I think 'JTO has been at reduced power/pattern (stuck on “Critical Hours”?) since at least Saturday morning (barely breaking through the noise floor and mostly under Chicopee’s weak co-channel), up here on the North Shore. ???
Uncle Kaimbridge said:
Your explanation doesn't wash. WJTO has no separate CH facilities.
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LowellRadio
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I miss Ed Penny and the old WTAO....
Sorry to hear about your heart attack, Bob. My dad just had a couple minor ones so I know how scary it is, but he's doing OK. Take care of yourself.
WJTO: has been broadcasting on 200 watts. I'm having a problem with the matching the transmitter with the tower all of a sudden. It all works though on 200w (daytime) on the Nautel back-up transmitter. I'm working on it, to get it back to the original flame-throwing 1000 watts.
Heart-attack... it happened while I was "under" for a common minor operation. Was under for 5 hours which includes the time I was transferred from Brunswick to Portland hospitals, and exploratory heart probes in Portland. Woke up 5 hours later, and my first groggy words were "What happened?"
Heart-attack... it happened while I was "under" for a common minor operation. Was under for 5 hours which includes the time I was transferred from Brunswick to Portland hospitals, and exploratory heart probes in Portland. Woke up 5 hours later, and my first groggy words were "What happened?"
Simon Geller would have been insanely jealous.
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FPB
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Jibguy - how's it been going since WNBP started simulcasting on a station near you?
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