Bob Savage does have reason to celebrate lately. He was out “doing first-adjacent radials” for his new station last night.
He’s been approved to put another AM station on the air, a DA-2 on 1220 kHz, to be diplexed on the WYSL array. The new station, in Lakeville, N.Y., will pump out 2500 watts day and night.
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WYSL owner Bob Savage says he has more than 90 members for his new anti-IBOC alliance which I mentioned in my last post.
Don Lockett has a new gig; he’s at CPB as senior director, Media Technologies.
“This is an unusual opportunity to develop a station that has never tapped the potential of its 50,000 watt day/20,000 watt night signal,” he told Radio World.
Thanks to a joint effort by Clear Channel, Cumulus and the SBE, Virginia Tech station WUVT(FM) in Blacksburg is back up to full power at 3 kW.
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