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Northern Christian Radio is not a surprise considering WPHN has a CP to move to the tower that WFDX is on. Since WSRT went for $125,000, I wonder if the WFDX price also includes the tower and the land around it. With the prices for WSRT and WFDX, I think the Henderson stations would only go for ...

It is interesting to note that WMMI's original construction permit for 830 had it licensed to Marshall with 2.5kw day only. In 1986. the CP was modified to change city of license, etc. to Shepard.

WHCH 99.9 Custer-Ludington just announced that they have picked up the Lions. https://scontent.fdet1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/459163754_920719563409393_4706639652474059047_n.jpg?_nc_cat=106&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=mdGzIqDRwTIQ7kNvgHvsgtq&_nc_ht=scontent.fdet1-1.fna&_nc_gid ...

fairbankshockeypuck wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2024 10:05 am maybe weather...upgrade hasnt helped 47 here in Hemlock...in fact worse....i get 6 and 53 all the time

Keep in mind that WLNS/WLAJ has a 15+ mile advantage in your direction vs. WSYM (or WILX for that matter).

WKBD-TV!

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I did see that a 100.7 was dropped in at Bear Lake after 99.9 was assigned to Custer. If that allocation gets moved toward TC, then another station would likely have to backfill and change its COL to Bear Lake (likely WIAA or WTCM-FM) I can't imagine anyone with any common sense moving another ...

Uh, hold on folks, TVNewsCheck reports that WJMN is being sold to Sullivan's Landing LLC, not Morgan Murphy [ unless THIS is a shell company of Morgan Murphy] WJMN-TV Escanaba, MI — PRICE: $1,500,000 BUYER: Sullivans Landing LLC (Ralph Oakley, sole member/manager) SELLER: Nexstar Media Group (Perry ...

sinklair wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 8:33 am How is Nexstar doing this? I thought they were at the ownership cap — and the FCC was making them divest stations like WPIX in New York City?

They're selling WJMN. If anything, it very reduces their ownership footprint, albeit slightly.

ChrisWL1980 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 7:50 pm Lightning strike?

The best guess from those who were on site the day of the fire points to the generator, which may have been on due to high winds taking out the utility power. This certainly isn't the first time a generator has taken out a facility.

fairbankshockeypuck wrote: ↑Tue Jan 02, 2024 12:49 pm Can parts of Lansing get 66.2...antenna Tv for the tri-Cities

Yes....I can on the north side, though its spotty at times as my antenna is pointed south.

Legally, stations have up to 60 minutes to relay a statewide monthly test.

It seems like a displaced Class D station can move to another frequency, even a Commercial channel, between 92-108 MHz. There are a lot of vacant Canadian allotments, but if the 34 dBu F(50,10) doesn't reach Canadian land, they could use it. A lot of applications and grants have been made recently ...