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Just heard the funniest thing over the weekend. Richmond has a station at 98.7 WMKK. Is the station not aware that it's absolutely clobbered by WKDO all over town? Reminds me of that translator in Etown at 92.9 that gets the same treatment.
It's funny because this is a station that claims to be "Richmond Community Radio" but doesn't even contain 10% of Richmond city limits within its 60dBu contour. Nevermind the fact it's an LP station. If they really cared about covering all of Richmond with a usable signal, they would have located their transmitter as close to downtown as possible, even if they have to operate on another frequency. This is why it's funny.
The station was likely placed where they could afford to go. It could be no frequency is available closer in. It might be a case a tower company wants a huge rental rate or isn't taking on more weight on their in town towers.
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