Real Oldies / WGVU is going away in January

[MWmetalhead]

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I would love to know how strong or flimsy the WOOD 1300 signal is in the Holland and Zeeland areas in actuality. Wouldn't surprise me if it's better than the pattern says it should be.

1300 loses its punch west of Byron Center, and there are issues along US-31 in Holland. I haven’t tried 106.9 there, I stay on AM and go to 780 or 920.

[Kennelly Heaviside]

I suspect that there may be a sweet spot of conductivity near Holland, around the water areas East of Lake Michigan. But quite small. It would be really interesting to look at the whole WOOD 20 kW Proofs of Performance, which were required then, and generally go out 20 miles. Copying services in DC charge exorbitant rates per page, and it is not on the FCC web site. Based on the radial measurements available online in applications such as for WOOD on the WCCW 1310 APP, WHTC on the WKPR 1440 APP, and WMJH 810 for the WCPT 820 power increase APP, I seriously doubt that the conductivity is more than 1 mS/m toward Byron Center.

[Colonel Flagg]

I just recalled that WKBZ 850 once applied for 10 kW Daytime. CDBS shows it happening around 1981-1982. I think that it was owned by Reams Broadcasting. Pete Cavanaugh sadly has died, so he cant be asked. Colonel Flagg might have some recollections about this. It was returned because of overlap, circa 1982. There are three stations that might be overlapped, WKNR 850 Cleveland, WAIT 850 Crystal Lake, IL, and WNOV 860 Milwaukee. I should see who was doing their engineering then. WAIT 850 has been deleted. Overlap with WNOV 860 could be limited to Lake Michigan. The WCPT 820 application recently measured the WMJH 810 conductivity around Rockford, MI toward Lake Michigan at 1 mS/m or less. Again, the WKNR 850 application would probably have useful information. All taken together, I think it could be 250 watts or somewhat more, nondirectional, from the WKBZ 1090 site. Don't know if IHM could own another AM besides 1090, otherwise, they should move to 850. That makes the most sense. They could have a PSSA for Local Sports PBP. Two towers with a broadside figure 8 pattern on 850 from the 1090 site could increase the possibilities.

Peter C rarely mentioned Muskegon. Frazier had already sold KBZ by the time I worked for the company.

[Kennelly Heaviside]

Peter C rarely mentioned Muskegon. Frazier had already sold KBZ by the time I worked for the company.

Wikipedia says Reams owned WKBZ from 1968 to 1986. So the APP was submitted and dismissed under their watch. They also applied for 5 kW back in the 1940s and 1950s. There is so much crossed off on the History Card, it's hard to make it out and to make sense of it. History Cards generally only go up to about 1980. Pete was quite a story teller, so I thought he might have mentioned it.

[Kennelly Heaviside]

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[kager]

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