http://www.northpine.com/blog/2020/01/2 ... at-age-90/

On a happier note, Nebraska’s oldest station will hit 100 in April 2022.

The KOLN-TV tower at Beaver Crossing, Nebraska, collapsed due to an ice storm during the early morning hours of January 18, 2020. BEAVER CROSSING, Neb. (KOLN) - Service has been restored to the majority of 10/11 viewers who lost signal when a KOLN tower collapsed overnight, but some over-the-air vie...

AM project work seems to be picking up but is a mere shadow of what it was prior to 2008. This begs some stupid - on my part - questions. Is the decline in AM work since 2008 due to economic conditions that began around that time? Or is it due to more AM stations having FM translators, which IIRC b...

Quincy panel sharpener....

Hm. Sounds like a good name for a band...or a serial killer.

Likes on the above two posts, since we don’t have, like, a like button.

Excuse the drift please. What type of modulation system did the MW1 use? Never had one except to remove it from the building, therefore unfamiliar with it except for the very sharp edge under the cabinet that near cut my fingers off! :oops: First MW1 I saw was at WAEB, installed around 1978, where t...

Nobody else called.

Heh. Westwood ALWAYS says that! Sometimes it might even be true.

the city grade contour would be re-established

... but ONLY for the already digital-capable receivers, so that’s only a partial, less-than-half restoration at the moment..

listens to a USB stick

Hope he knows to get off the stick if severe weather is threatening!

This owner has half a brain

Was that a compliment or an insult?

ENCO says: “The current build is 344.” so you might try an update.

Thanks for thinking of us, Fossil. Merry Christmas to all. My phone will be silent. No on-call in current job. (Of course it’s not in broadcasting, right?)

Nice transmitter building, too.

FMs are now the LP1s in some markets. Omaha is one (except that Nebraska doesn’t have LP-1s and 2s) where KFAB’s longtime FM, KGOR, is one of a few stations designated for monitoring, and KFAB is not, but can be monitored as an additional source, if desired. in fact, the requirements are less string...

Came right up when I searched using the title of this thread ...including the hyphen. A search engine link to the .pdf. Didn’t have to look thru any directories. But very glad I could help. Even had some fun reading parts of it.

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Surplus Sales has this:

https://www.surplussales.com/Switches/pdf/kc-6740a.pdf

I suspected. Have you talked to ENCO?