That's the call of the new FM in Glenville on 107.7, which is on this morning.
Running oldies. Studios at Weston with the now-25000 watt 980, which seems to be running bluegrass.
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They have a website at http://wvrwfm.com/ I wonder if WVRW will be listenable in Fairmont or if WFSP-FM 107.7 will interfere.
That's cool 980 AM now has 25,000 watts. I used to listen to 980 AM occasionally in Fairmont. It came in pretty good for a 1,000 watt AM station.
That's cool 980 AM now has 25,000 watts. I used to listen to 980 AM occasionally in Fairmont. It came in pretty good for a 1,000 watt AM station.
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You know the website looks like something you'd find on Geocities back in 1997...
Oh, sorry. I worked on a repeater station at one point and still have flashbacks to this day.
Anyway, 980 sounded good this morning on I-79 around the Mon/Marion county line. Former Presidential Candidate John Conrad told me about it this morning...
Oh, sorry. I worked on a repeater station at one point and still have flashbacks to this day.
Anyway, 980 sounded good this morning on I-79 around the Mon/Marion county line. Former Presidential Candidate John Conrad told me about it this morning...
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I looked at the expected pattern on WHAW AM. What a reminder of how bad ground conductivity is in the hills of WV, KY, VA, and TN. A 25,000w non directional below 1000 AM should really truck a lot better than that. I am glad someone made the effort in AM though.
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Agreed. The bad part is they still have to drop back to 49 watts at local sunset, which should cover Weston and ... uh ... well ...Force Commander wrote:I looked at the expected pattern on WHAW AM. What a reminder of how bad ground conductivity is in the hills of WV, KY, VA, and TN. A 25,000w non directional below 1000 AM should really truck a lot better than that. I am glad someone made the effort in AM though.
Not even any pre- or post-sunrise authority. At least yet.
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Alright now, stop trying to upset Hoosier Daddy!Dave Harman wrote:Maybe they should apply for am FM repeater to cover their local service area after dark.
I'm just sayin...
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