Wow. When I type FEMA in the subject line, the "Send Message" box freezes up. I got a little bit better read on the signal on 1610 and am about 95-percent certain the call is WNG879, though the fellow who did the tape tails off on the last digit of the call. Part of the text of the test announcement says, "This frequency is authorized for use by Travelers Information Stations. It is often used to relay important travelers and emergency information." The announcement does not specifically say that WNG879 will be a TIS station. As I mentioned yesterday, the station gave a phone number to call in case the station was causing interference. I called the number, it turned out to be FEMA, and the men I talked to said they could not provide any information on the station, not even its call.
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