A WLAW (Nash country format) CP Modification was filed today, which seems relevant to this thread.cckadlec wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2019 11:19 pm Word from the station is that the signal came into use from the Allendale site at 7pm on July 16th. Until the Nash move occurs on 97.5, LAV is running their licensed 7.2kw. They hope to be at full power - 43kw - by January, but don't seem to have high hopes for that at this time.
Instead of being on what's likely a cell tower a few miles north of Montague, they seem to be going for the leg or side of the Montague water tower, across the street from the middle and high schools:
https://enterpriseefiling.fcc.gov/datae ... c&goBack=N
https://goo.gl/maps/8st55dBNPXfayzof9
I mention possibly on a leg, since the Modification notes overall height for the tank structure as 50 meters, but that the radiation center above ground will be 27.5 meters. (If you're like me, you'd calculate out that these are approximately 160 feet total height, and 90 feet for the antenna.)
Perhaps this is part of why the thought of January was given for WLAV being able to power up fully, based upon hopes to have WLAW all squared away at the now-disclosed different new site.
Enjoy! ~~ Statmanmi