TC Talks wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 5:43 am

Didn't WJR carry something like this?

They used to carry WBAP's overnight show in the mid nineties, along with one or two more Class A blowtorches.

szmigiel wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 4:23 pm

It's like WUDT doesn't plan to move to 8 unless they are forced off 23.

WUDT is YOOGE!
Our move to Channel 8 is fake news.
They'll be no transition to Channel 8.
/silly humor

Sunday,at around 1:15,while listening to 98.9 WEMP over the Tune in app,the music I was hearing suddenly was replaced by a statical signal from the Air One network.Tried to listen TOH ID at 2 PM but the static became to great plus, I was working in a noisy environment. I have no clue wether or not ...

WRDT- do they have to service their COL? Such a null to the south and night time in another county- could they change their COL from Monroe to service Metro Detroit (that is, when they were Honey Radio and had a lot of devoted listeners)? Were they originally a daytimer and why the 13W at night? WR...

WRDT- do they have to service their COL? Such a null to the south and night time in another county- could they change their COL from Monroe to service Metro Detroit (that is, when they were Honey Radio and had a lot of devoted listeners)? Were they originally a daytimer and why the 13W at night? WR...

I can still hear AM 630 CFCO in Chatham, Ontario (Country station) from my place in Sanford, Michigan (near Midland, MI)!!! CFCO really gets out. They're on excellent ground, and at a low frequency. They caught a lucky break when a protected station in the Minneapolis area lost its site and was bri...

Maybe I can help with this. First time poster, long time lurker. I'm black, early 40's, grew up broke in the hood (48224) and got out. I understand how the BLM movement got so big. When people are angry, opportunists can seize the anger of the crowd, point their finger at something or someone and u...

sean wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 1:18 pm

I'm the engineer in Port Huron.

We did have some issues but everything is resolved and we are up. Thanks for listening!

You're welcome.
Small world, eh?

Gerald1981! wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 18, 2020 7:52 pm

Are they still working on the transmitter during this coronavirus pandemic?

Do batwing antennas sneeze?

I'm guessing that the Channel 8 antenna and waveguide were left in place when they upgraded to 23. Now I guess they will merely undo the channel shift.

Perhaps nobody wanted to buy infomercial time in the 12:30-1:00 PM slot. At my old worksite a few years ago, many of us would watch Jeopardy! in the 12:30 slot. Sometime later, WDIV would sell a half-hour infomercial slot instead of Jeopardy! replays, knowing that viewers would be lazy enough to jus...

Likely because WUDT on 23 will cause co-channel interference to WNWO in some areas south of Detroit.

I'm assuming that Arnie's estimate of 6MHz was for nighttime.

I'm still hearing a little skywave propagation in the 15MHz spectrum during the day.

(Pardon the nitpick)

WNWO's TL is in Jerusalem Township, and is the easternmost of the Toledo area's TV towers.

Yesterday, I was waiting in a fast-food drive-in line, at Grand River (M-5) and Southfield Fwy (M-39), waiting to get my food. I decided to turn on the radio to alleviate the boredom, was listening to 1450, and recognized the station as WLEC. There was the faintest co-channel carrier under it. No tr...

IIRC (please let me know, there is a chance I'm wrong) WNWO uses the tallest tower in Ohio. For awhile, WMFD had the tallest - actually far from Mansfield, as they had decided to rimshot the Columbus market. The venture was not successful, because the new site still had a poor signal in most of the ...