WJIB?

[Jibguy@aol.com]

Scott, you don't remember?   Since WJIB's app for 101.3 went  in a day 
later than Milford's, Milford had the priority, and it stated so in  WJIB's FM 
CP grant.  WJIB could not even test their signal until Milford  was on the 
air.  The "day later than Milford's app" was due to WJIB filing  for 106.1 on 
the first filing day. We saw that there were 2 other apps for  106.1, so 
WJIB filed he next day for 101.3.  - There's also an FCC mention  in the WJIB 
CP about WNTN's moving to the 740 tower, and that balls  things up a bit more.
----BB  
 
 
In a message dated 1/31/2017 9:22:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
scott@fybush.com writes:

That  would be an entirely reasonable guess, Rob. ;)

There was no  requirement, contra Bob's inaccurate assertion, for the
Cambridge  translator to wait for its co-channel neighbor in Milford to  
sign
on.

On Jan 31, 2017 8:57 PM, "Rob Landry"  <011010001@interpring.com> wrote:

>
> On Tue, 31 Jan  2017, Bob Clements wrote:
>
> But January has come and gone, and I  haven't seen anything in a
>> while on the issue of WJIB 740 and its  FM friend lately.
>>
>
> According to the FCC Web site,  Bob filed an application on January 29,
> 2016, to move his Freeport, ME  translator, W252BT, to Channel 267 (101.3
> FM) in Cambridge, MA. The  application was granted on March 8, 2016, but
> three weeks ago I was  listening to it at the train station in Brunswick,
> ME, so the  translator is still on the air in Freeport.
>
> Bob may be waiting  for a window to open up so he can apply for a new
> translator in  Freeport before he moves this one.
>
>
>  Rob
>