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Re: WTRY AM/FM reception and notes
- Subject: Re: WTRY AM/FM reception and notes
- From: nuhuc@juno.com (Rick Kelly)
- Date: Sat, 2 May 1998 23:00:23 +0000
On Sat, 02 May 1998 18:49:54 -0400 Steve & Barb Sawyer <steve5@tiac.net>
writes:
>Here's a few words of observation, albeit non-scientific, about
>WTRY...
>Live during the day and some sort of either automation or satellite
weekends (at >least it seemed so this morning).
The only show that is live on 'TRY is the morning show. AM Imus, FM
Local (Rick Mitchell). As I understand it, all other dayparts are on
hard drive. The jocks all do their voiceovers on the hard drive and then
go home (or do other stuff, whatever.) It's a gas going to a family
picnic -- my cousin sitting in the back yard having a cold one, listening
to himself do mid-days...
>The FM signal, at least from what I can hear while driving across Rt.
>7 and VT Rt. 9 is solid up to the top of whatever mountain is 10 or so
miles
>east of Bennington, VT. From there, east for about 5 miles, there is a
mix
>zone, then WHAI FM Greenfield comes in full scale most of the way to
Brattleboro.
And 'TRY-FM has a real signal problem in good part of the area. Their
tower is in Duanesburg, far west of Albany and Troy. They are licensed
to Rotterdam, outside of Schenectady.
>The AM, I agree seems much "beefier" recently, probably due to the
processing. One day, I plan on making a stop at the studios on WTRY Road
off Rt 7 inNiskayuna to see if they are taking the processing off the FM
board or
>AM.
I'm sure my cousin would love to talk radio with ya, Steve!
Rick Kelly
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