Rick Lewis wrote:
Patrick, Scott and All,
That call was the same as their 103.9 FM, which began as KTLM and had
changed to KMYx later. I'd forgotten about that.
Wonder if the ownership remained the same or if it changed around '89 or
'90 as I suspect.
FCC records show multiple applications fo
Patrick, Scott and All,
That call was the same as their 103.9 FM, which began as KTLM and had
changed to KMYx later. I'd forgotten about that.
Wonder if the ownership remained the same or if it changed around '89 or
'90 as I suspect.
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Scott,
2003? So they have been gone for a while.Thanks Scott.
Patrick
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Thanks Don. I did not know they had a call change, used or not.
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Donald K. Kaskey wrote:
Pat,
My 8 year old logs show the call as KMYZ. Whether this was ever used
I'm not sure.
FCC records show the call having changed from KTKR to KMYX (not KMYZ) on
1/8/1990. The license was officially deleted on 3/10/2003.
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I believe that call was used in the early 90s.
I don't know if the ownership had officially changed but at least its
management had.
It seemed to be a last-ditch effort for both that station and those
particular broadcasters, who were doing live DJ shows, something seldom
seen in that station
Pat,
My 8 year old logs show the call as KMYZ. Whether this was ever used
I'm not sure.
Don
Patrick Martin wrote:
Don,
KTKR 1310 had a later call sign? I did not know that. as far as I know,
I only caught KTKR just the one time up here. I was pleased and even
more pleased when I got
Don,
KTKR 1310 had a later call sign? I did not know that. as far as I know,
I only caught KTKR just the one time up here. I was pleased and even
more pleased when I got the QSL with the old letterhead.
Patrick
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Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2011 16:05:46 -0700
From: rick...@shellworld.net
To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: Re: [IRCA] KTKR and KVLI
The now-defunct KTKR in Taft, CA was an interesting operation.
Gerald Mann and his mother Louise ran it out of their h
As a DXer for the past nearly 50 years, in the early days up until the
70s, I always thought the radio stations will always be there, as few
signed off for good and not many changed calls or formats for that
matter. Then came the later 70s and into the 80s when all these Daytime
only stations start
in the day was KIOT Barstow.
There was a SS station there recently (KIQQ?) Not sure if they are currently
silentms
> Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2011 16:05:46 -0700
> From: rick...@shellworld.net
> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Subject: Re: [IRCA] KTKR and KVLI
>
> The now-defunct KT
>>The now-defunct KTKR in Taft, CA was an interesting operation. Gerald
Mann and his mother Louise ran it out of their home from 1959 or so till
the late 80s.
They also got the license for 103.9 FM, which probably netted them some
serious bucks when the stations were sold.
It wasn't unusual to fi
The now-defunct KTKR in Taft, CA was an interesting operation.
Gerald Mann and his mother Louise ran it out of their home from 1959 or so
till the late 80s.
They also got the license for 103.9 FM, which probably netted them some
serious bucks when the stations were sold.
It wasn't unusual to fin
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