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Another AM pushing the envelope
It is not uncommon for some AM's that don't have
computer-operated transmitters to operate after
hours with daytime facilities. But one station
whose signal strength I can SEE because one radio
I own has a signal-strength meter, WBPS AM 890
has been on the air before 7:00 am with either
full daytime power or close to it. What's
interesting is that this has happened a few times,
not just the first day of October...and it still hasn't
been strong enough to override WLS. The Spanish-
language MUZAK (tm) and News/Talk Chicago style
have been equally strong at about 5:55 thru 6:30
in the past few days. And on at least one occasion,
WMVU AM 900 Nash-wah (that's the way the guy who
owns the station says it) has upped its wattage before
7:00 am. Hmmmmm...is this the only way AM's can
hope to compete?
Laurence from Methuen
(with too many radios and too much time on my hands).
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