WJIB

[Garrett Wollman]

<<On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 23:00:07 -0500, markwa1ion@aol.com said:

> 800 must also be less restrictive since Lawrence's night ND would
> seem to be putting more than 40 W towards the co-channel Montreal,
> Quebec City, and Windsor channel occupants.

All of which are B's and therefore not entitled to protection outside
their primary (groundwave) service areas.  The A that Lawrence
theoretically has to protect is in Mexico, which is so far away as to
be irrelevant.

> Let's not even talk about 1260 which is a royal mess of New
> Brunswick fighting it out with WMKI as close to Boston as the
> Burlington Mall.

Those are all class-B's as well.

The situation on 810 is that CJVA appears to be operating well outside
its licensed parameters, and has for many years.  Likely they are
running day power and/or pattern at night.  WGY, as a class-A, is not
supposed to receive any nighttime interference from CJVA inside
U.S. borders.  (WGY's service outside the U.S. is not protected.)

-GAWollman