Re: This Week's LTAR

[mwaters@mail.wesleyan.edu (Martin J. Waters)]

>Joe Ross wrote:
<snip>
 >WTTT has
>been around since the early 60s.  Now, apparently, they're taking up the
>entire WTTT broadcast day.  But I don't know whether that's 24/7 because
>last I heard, WTTT was still a daytimer.  I don't know what sort of
>nighttime authorization they have.

        Eleven watts. My recollection is that they used to use it only to
stay on through the early/mid evening (7-8-9-10 p.m.) during the months of
early sunsets. WTTT has a PSRA of 500 w. It's 5 kW day. The NRC lists it as
DA-1.