Re: Hubcap Network

["Dan Strassberg" <dan.strassberg@att.net>]

Well, now that you've listed the stations, I was under the impression that
it was KLVZ that picked up the Legends programming that KLZ dropped. Even
with a directional pattern that favored the north (and I kind of doubt that
the 1530 station in Colorado Springs has such), 15 kW on 1530 is unlikely to
be listened to in Denver by anyone except radio geeks. The Springs is about
80 miles south of Denver and although the soil conductivity east of the
Rockies isn't bad, it just isn't good enough to turn a 1530 station in the
Springs into a Denver station. There's also a 1510 in a Denver suburb.
(Englewood?) There used to be a station in Cheyenne on 1530 with three
directional patterns, 10 kW-D, something like 500W-N, and something in
between during CH. I assume that the Cheyenne station went dark and that's
how come there's now a 1530 station in the Springs.

Before sending the message, I checked on KCMN. It's ND-U with 15 kW-D/1
kW-CH/14W-N. Oh yeah, that night signal just TEARS UP the Denver market ;>)
--
Dan Strassberg, dan.strassberg@att.net
617-558-4205, eFax 707-215-6367

----- Original Message -----
From: Keith Fornal <kfornal@cox.net>
To: <boston-radio-interest@bostonradio.org>
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 5:35 PM
Subject: RE: Hubcap Network


> Crawford lists the following as their Colorado stations:
>
> KLZ (AM) - Denver, Colorado
>
> 560 kHz, 5 kW
>
> Sports/ESPN
>
>
> KLDC (AM) - Denver, Colorado
>
> 800 kHz, 1 kW
>
> Gospel Music/Programs
>
>
> KLTT (AM) - Denver, Colorado
>
> 670 kHz, 50 kW
>
> Christian Talk/Programs
>
>
> KLVZ (AM) - Denver, Colorado
>
> 1220 kHz, 660 W
>
> Christian Talk/Programs
>
>
> KCBR (AM) - Colorado Springs, Colorado
>
> 1040 kHz, 15 kW
>
> Christian Talk/Programs
>
>
> KCMN (AM) - Colorado Springs, Colorado
>
> 1530 kHz, 15 kW
>
> Legends Adult Standards
>
> http://www.crawfordbroadcasting.com/~cbc/stations.htm