That is sad. I have a nice QSL from them from Oregon. Yes, they were even heard 
when Bakersfield was on during DX Tests. I wonder if someone else will apply 
for 1560?

Patrick

Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager

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Subject: [IRCA] RIP WAGL
Date: Tue, 12 May 2015 02:51:36 +0000

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Date: Mon, 11 May 2015 22:51:32 -0400
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Subject: RIP WAGL

Daytimer WAGL-1560 Lancaster, South Carolina, once a continent-spanning best 
bet for the Palmetto State, is no more.  Longtime owner B. Len Phillips Jr. 
died in September at 77, and the license has recently been turned in and the 
station deleted.  
 
DX test and sunrise receptions on the West Coast were commonplace at one time, 
with KPMC Bakersfield off nightly.  WAGL operated with 10 and later 50 
kilowatts.  
 
A DX test on October 18, 1993 brought in a report from Paul Ormandy in Oamaru, 
New Zealand.  Len was quite pleased and included a copy of Paul's report as 
part of the verie package.  
 
There's a YouTube posting of a 1980 recording of Len doing the sign-off; toward 
the end you can hear traces of the sign-off of long-gone WTRQ in Warsaw, North 
Carolina.
 
Steve Francis
Alcoa, Tennessee
                                          
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