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WTDA, Riverlea

Re: WTDA, Westerville

Allfirdup said:
Looks like WTDA has revised its application and plans to stay part of Westerville, but they still are applying to move to the site west of downtown with protection toward Dayton's WXEG

From FCC Application
By operating with an effective radiated power of 6.0 kilowatts at 87.3 meters
HAAT, WTDA(FM) will not overlap protected or interfering contours with WPAY-FM. A
directional antenna pattern will be utilized to protect WXEG(FM) from contour overlap.
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gabigley1 said:
Just looked more closely at the WTDA FCC application. They added that amendment on June 15 to keep the the COL in Westerville.
Thanks to Allfirdup for updating us on this as this change as it wasn't readily apparent at first glance that Nabco wanted to keep Westerville
as their COL:

http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/prod/cdbs/pubacc/prod/app_det.pl?Application_id=1431742

Here are all the objections filed by by Franklin Communications (Saga) and the town of Riverlea.

http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws...cation_id=1431742&File_number=BPH-20101004ACN

This is slowing down the WTDA app. process. I didn't realized they had all these objections filed against their proposed tower move.

So, WTDA applied to move it's COL from Westerville to Riverlea, then to Worthington and now they want keep it in Westerville. My head is spinning.
Why on earth would Riverlea care if WTDA moved it's COL to there? Sounds silly to me.
Franklin Communications (Saga) may be trying to protect any future plans for moving 104.3 closer to Columbus and the proposed WTDA tower
move would prevent 104.3 from moving it's tower closer to Columbus. Just a guess but as I thought Saga gave up on moving 104.3 closer
to Columbus when the 104.9 tower site move blew up their(Saga) original Columbus move in application.
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Your welcome but i did post in on this thread on May 24. (see page 3 this thread )
 
Thanks, didn't make that connection before because I hadn't see the above FCC link before.

Will the FCC approve the COL changes?
 
gabigley1 said:
Thanks, didn't make that connection before because I hadn't see the above FCC link before.

Will the FCC approve the COL changes?
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The FM should be ok but I'm not sure how good WMNI is going to cover Westerville at night from Grove City if that really matters
 
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