[BC] Class C AM Stations

[Scott Bailey]

That's because the lobbyist allow this to happen. The Class "C's" should have never been allowed over 250 watts day and night. More communities would have gotten an AM station. Greed and money has permit this protection, daytime.

There needs to be another "Class C" channel created to allow stations in smaller communities to have a radio station, with no more then 250 watts. 1690 would be great! Giving the current Class C stations 150 mile protection during the day is just plain channel hogging to me, and I don't think back in the early 40's, the FCC has this in mind for the Class IV channels.

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Scott Bailey
WMRO Radio, Gallatin, TN
  
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Mike McCarthy <towers at mre.com>
>
> Are you nuts?  250W will do a whole PILE of damage to existing station
> where the co-channel Class C's are now something around 150 miles and
> closely spaced 1st adjacents on 1230/1240 have mutual destruction as it is
> day and night.
>