Any word if they are still @ 1300 watts, or are they back down to 100? I heard them loud and clear in Gulfport yesterday, and it sounded pretty good. After Katrina, Harris boosted WQRZ's signal output to 1300 watts – 13 times its previous output – thanks to special temporary authority from the FCC.
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WQRZ Hancock County 103.5
- Thread starter IamDumbRadioGuy
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Yep, they are still under that STA, serving a devastated Hancock County. Staff living in trailers, etc. Hancock/BSL is still quite a heartbreaking area to visit, as I fear it will be for some time to come.
I'm from Hancock County. Still own my house there but I'm sad to day I won't be going back. 
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