Morjens kaikki daytimer-jahtaajat, Oheinen viesti IRCA:n ryhmästä:
WANB in Waynesburg, PA, my hometown station, is now on air with a 5 kw signal on 1210 daytime (710w critical hours). The old 1580 (which signed on in 1958 as I recall, 51 yrs ago, when I was 14) is gone. Not sure when they made the freq switch, but must have been this week, as I heard them on 1580 a few days ago (being clobbered by the 1580 in Morningside, MD, only a few miles from the XR). The new 1210 XR site is actually in Uniontown, PA, 25 miles east of Waynesburg, but the 5 kw puts a powerhouse signal into our town -- and Pittsburgh's south side. I grew up with "Wan-bee," as we called the station. I worked there briefly as a tech the summer after high school. In those days, it was a 250w daytimer, with the most distant dx report from British Columbia. My daughter was on-air talent there from her junior year in high school thru college, Sunday mornings (I often listened to her 6 a.m. sign-on). Format is "Cool Country." Fred Schroyer Freelance Science Writer / Editorial Consultant Waynesburg, PA 15370 (40 air miles S of Pittsburgh, 20 N of Morgantown, WV) fredi...@windstream.net 73 de MJ
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