> > Just spoke with Joe Weber, who is suffering from
> laryngitis,
> > and he declined to comment. That implies the rumor has
> some
> > validity to it. He does have deep pockets and perhaps more
>
> > cash to market WWAA-AM than the current owner. When I
> spoke
> > with Jon Sinton, the president of Air America national at
> > the Variety Playhouse Al Franken appearance a few weeks
> > back, and he said he wished 1690 had more money to market
> > itself.
> >
> I wonder if that would be in addition to 1160 or whether he
> would sell 1160.
WWAA has less daytime power and is in the
> extended band.
But it still has a good daytime signal and
> covers much more area at night than 1160, which is 160 watts
> at night.
>
I posted this about two weeks ago.
But, I was receiving 1690 in NW Alabama during the middle of the day.
1160's signal just plain sucks.
It is miserable at all costs.
I can still clearly pick up 1690 at night within a 40 mile radius of the Cheshire Bridge Rd. site.
1160 sounds like a 250 watter by day. It really is a joke of a 50kw, IMO