CC to help WBWL by downgrading Cape, RI stations

[Scott Fybush]

Arguably rather better than WHRB, since WHRB suffers first-adjacent
interference from class B WBRU and WXTK, while the new WBWL will have a
much lesser class A (with a DA notch,  even) from WWBB on the low side and
a DA-hobbled WCIB on the high side.

The reduction in adjacent channel interference probably turns out to be the
much bigger win for 101.7 than the dropping of the DA.
On Aug 7, 2014 10:52 AM, "Rob Landry" <011010001@interpring.com> wrote:

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> On Wed, 6 Aug 2014, Bob Nelson wrote:
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>  The applications have been filed, with WWBB moving to a different
>> transmitter site and reducing power and WCIB reducing power and changing
>> pattern, to enable WBWL 101.7 to go non-directional and improve reception
>> to the south. The station doubled its numbers in the 6 plus ratings this
>> past month.
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> That should give it essentially the same coverage as WHRB.
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> Rob
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