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Wnyn 1550

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PHIL Z

Sorry to hear WNTN 1550 Newton is decreasing power. I remember being stationed at Westover Air Force Base in 1980 listening to them. They had a very strong signal and play good music.
 
blackgold said:
Why doesn't WNTN stay at 1550 and go 10,000 watts full time? Nobody's gonna hear them now!
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There is likely no way they could go to 10 kw fulltime without a fairly complex directional system, for which the land, enginering and permitting costs would be prohibitive. And it's still just 10 kw on the rather dreadful 1550 frequency.
 
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