[BC] AM Daytimers Leaving The Carrier On
Tom Dimeo
mwam
Mon Dec 4 14:31:29 CST 2006
I talked to the owner of WWII 720 AM a couple of times before
he died about the personnel not turning off the transmitter
when the station signed off. He knew it was happening and he
also knew it is illegal. He talked to the person about how to
turn the transmitter off but the person apparently didn't get
it. Maybe it is a different person now but whoever it is they
don't get it either.
Dave makes a good point too that the station would have to
identify once an hour. However, if the station has the
carrier on illegally guess it doesn't matter if they identify
or not.
I wonder why WWII 720 is allowed to come on at 6:00 A.M. all
year but WIEZ 670 and WIOO 1000 can't come on till sunrise?
All three stations are on the same frequency as Chicago
stations.
Tom
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>I thought that it was illegal for a station to do that.
>There was a daytimer in the 90's around here that was fined
>for leaving on their 5 KW carrier on all night.
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