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I'd delete the post, but I don't see that as a possibility

The stations are looking for someone who can handle the whole load for the group. It's not difficult, but it can be time consuming. I gotta admit, you can be creative with things, if you're ready and able. Knowledge of entire station ops is a plus. Tech knowledge is helpful, as well. Email murphy ...

ChrisWL1980 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2024 8:56 pm I thought WKYO was all satellite?

It is automated. However, there are still things that need to be administrated....games, other programming, ASCAP, BMI, FCC...that kind of fun stuff.

The stations are looking for someone who can handle the whole load for the group. It's not difficult, but it can be time consuming. I gotta admit, you can be creative with things, if you're ready and able. Knowledge of entire station ops is a plus. Tech knowledge is helpful, as well. Email murphy ...

The stations are looking for someone who can handle the whole load for the group. It's not difficult, but it can be time consuming. I gotta admit, you can be creative with things, if you're ready and able. Knowledge of entire station ops is a plus. Tech knowledge is helpful, as well. Email murphy ...

They all do it. Some are just more covert than others.

I did not know he was sick. I wish him well, and he was always fun to work with.

The person reading the news today on wsgw is so bad that I thought I was listening to wlew. I'm not kidding

Howdy. A radio station cluster in Wyoming (not the city, the state) is looking for an engineer to do a quick trip. I have no specifics yet, just looking for an interested party that might want to go there for a week. Email me, please bobhughesstudios@gmail.com if interested. The stations are on the ...

I will check for that transformer. Thank you

Ok peeps way smarter than me. I have a am station. It has a hum. The circuit goes from out building, through a dry Pair to the tower. The hum isn't in my building...clean at exit. Once I hook it to the dry Pair, it hums. When I disconnect it from the dry pair at the tower, I check the input from the ...

It seems like I have been through every piece of data I could find using the FCC's site in searching for a particular station's actual transmitter power output, and I cannot find anything.

Is there somewhere in the FCC's treasure chest of info that lists a stations transmitter power output?

Serious question regarding local sports coverage: is it even necessary other than for high school sports? For hs sports, it is very much necessary, but major college and pro sports highlights are very much accessible. This is not a defense of gutting sports departments by inept management by any ...

I don't think I can delete this post, but we have filled the spot. Thanks1

I don't think I can delete this post, but we have filled the spot. Thanks!