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Antenna supports. At one time there were several towers and several frequencies used. They left the air in 1997. I remember DXing the higher frequencies used by WLC and the frequent IDs between beeps, above the Marine Band.
Is THAT where they got the idea for the 486-SX?
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Your bullet missed my trial balloon.
RTN Price. Not guaranteed. As of 12:30, 157.71 Down 0.22.
Artificial Intelligence is a Child that needs a Parent to guide it through.
Popular legend has it WLC stood for 'World Limestone Center' (which Rogers City was, maybe still is...). WLC was a critical piece of the Great Lakes shipping industry until cellular and satellite communication made it obsolete. Ship-to-shore phone calls were on Channel 26 on marine radios. You NEVER discussed anything too personal or specific if possible...everyone could listen in.
I believe that I heard WLC on 8737.5 kHz or 8759.2 kHz in the late 1960s or early 1970s, in Southeastern Michigan. It was on an old Westinghouse with a long wire antenna and it was near 9 MHz, as imprecise as the dials were in those days.
