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I do, back in the days of Sunday night transmitter maintenance.....but seriously. Back in the day it would have to be a catastrophic failure for a long term outage. The transmitter facility has had a generator in place since April 1974*, two transmitters, back up studio/transmitter paths and of course a manned transmitter site around a clock. Downtown, 590 was fed throughout the building including the bathroom and Kincaid Towers had emergency power. However, that was then and this is today.
* Even though it wasn't directed affected by the April 3, 1974 tornado outbreak, the majority of Lexington was without power that evening. Since they had a generator, WLAP was the only station on the air delivering information. Urban legend has it that WVLK, possibly Garvis Kincaid himself, was so embarrassed they were off the air that a generator was purchased so WVLK would always be on the air.
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