[BC] WLW related historical question

[DHultsman5@aol.com]

In a message dated 8/6/2006 12:14:22 PM Central Daylight Time,  
pchristensen at ieee.org writes:

You may  find some clues in Dick Perry's book "Not Just a Sound: The Story of 
 
WLW."  It was written in 1971 and the early chapters do a pretty good  job of 
discussing some licensing details.  I am not sure of the  author's original 
source of information, but if may serve as one more  data-point in your 
research.  Several months ago, I purchased a copy  on-line for less than $20. 
ISBN: 0-13-623876-9.

It may also be  possible to access some of the old WLW transmitter logs. 
They're in  existence somewhere.  Jim Hawkins may be a useful  source.

Paul



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It was my understanding the it was maintained on site in hopes of WLW being  
grant operating power in excess of 50 kW.  Many stations had standing  
applications for powers greater than 50 kW.
 
Dave