RE: AM spacing

[Dan.Strassberg@att.net]

I think it would have been 684 and 1512 ;>) The frequencies that line up are 
the ones divisible by 90--540, 630, 720 etc. The guy around here who was 
betting that the Western Hemisphere would come into line was John H Garabedian. 
WBZ would have wound up on 1026 and Garabedian's WGTR would have moved to 1062 
(a couple of notches above a new channel that would have been added at 1035). 
the 36-kHz spacing would have allowed WGTR to significantly modify its daytime 
pattern to put a better signal over Boston, through there was no chance of the 
station being licensed to Boston because WILD would have been 27 kHz away on 
1089.

I believe that the only stations in this area that would not have had to change 
frequencies are WOTW 900, then WEZE 1260, and then WAAB 1440.
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> Steve:
> >"683 WRKO" or "WMEX 1509" just don't have the same ring.
> 
> It would make those Jams folks show us what they're workin' with.
> 
> Bill O'Neill