Whats up with WTRI? Its been silent since last fall. Is it still for sale for some outragous price?
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I think I read somewhere equipment issues again. The 'Radio Asia' simulcast didn't seem to last long (like every other format the last 5 years). No STA on FCC's website, hmm.
klutch00 said:
It was KHZ network for some time before going Asian.
Someone on DCRTV reported WTRI was on yesterday. Not sure with what or for how long, probably just keeping the license alive.
Old thread and long silent station revival; WTRI has applied for an STA to run 1 KW into one tower claiming the station needs work to get back to full power.
Radio Asia LLC is set to buy WTRI from bankruptcy and fix the place up. Radio Asia programming had been on 1520 before when the network brokered airtime.
http://www.radioasiafm.com/
http://www.radioasiafm.com/
Well, the station still seems to be dark.
Today it seems to be broadcasting dead air. It was certainly off yesterday, and on the air with Radio Chai programming on Monday. Guess the station is still a work in progress.
It does have a new website with 1520 mentioned.
http://www.radiochai.com/
The WTRI saga continues; an FCC application to move a translator from the Eastern Shore to Frederick to rebroadcast the station.
https://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/w...t=25&appn=101717937&formid=345&fac_num=141387
Station check today and the station is on the air broadcasting more dead air.
https://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/w...t=25&appn=101717937&formid=345&fac_num=141387
Station check today and the station is on the air broadcasting more dead air.
To WTRI's credit the station is on, with intended audio, more often than not now. Haven't heard a peep from their approved Frederick translator at 105.5.
Don't know how old is this webpage: http://www.radioearl.com/
Umm...quite old. That format's been gone for a long time now.
Well WTRI's FM translator has applied to move to western Loudoun County, VA at 102.1 with a highly directional 250 watt signal to the east covering the Leesburg area. 1520 for the most part is on the air, with programming, more than not.
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After another application and construction permit WTRI's FM translator at 101.7 is on the air in Leesburg.
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