New station WPQR on the air.
620 watts day & night, non-directional.
43-58-48N/71-06-39W
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620 watts day & night, non-directional.
43-58-48N/71-06-39W
Mt. Washington Radio & Gramophone, LLC
The following AM stations have changed calls recently:
Fresno, California 940 KFIG from KYNO Fresno, California 1430 KYNO from KFIG Georgetown, Kentucky 1580 WWTF from WGVN Boston, Massachusetts 1510 WUFC from WWZN Conway, New Hampshire 1340 WPQR (new station) Atlantic City, N.J. 1450 WPGG from WENJ Spindale, N. Carolina 1520 WVOH from WGMA
Wainwright, Alberta: 830KHz:
CKKY moving to FM.
CKKY has applied for permission to move to 101.9 FM. Such permission is nearly always granted.
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories: 1340KHz:
CFYK moving to FM.
CFYK has been granted permission to move to 98.9 FM.
Montreal, Quebec: 600KHz:
Permit granted for new station.
10,000 watts daytime
5,000 watts nighttime
If I recall properly, this is directional day & night with different patterns. It's the old CFCF facility -- CFCF changed calls to CINW & moved to 940 before permanently leaving the air.
The new station will be English news/talk.
Birach Broadcasting, holders of a permit to build a new AM station at Terre Haute, Indiana, have requested permission to modify their permit to specify a facility that would serve Chicago. This involves a move of 206km (128 miles) to the north.
The Terre Haute facility would have run 250 watts day & night, with a directional antenna at night.
The proposal is to change the city of license to Peotone, Illinois. The transmitter would be located at 41-18-42N/87-50-08W. This is just west of Peotone, and between Kankakee and Joliet.
Power would be 4,800 watts daytime, 1,150 watts at night. A directional antenna would be used at all hours, with different patterns day & night.
This frequency became available when the previous licensee of a station on 640 at Terre Haute had their license revoked. The licensee had been convicted of serious felonies in a state court.