Waynesboro, TN

[magic wand engineering]

Flinn built their station in Waynesboro, 100.7, The Pig. Middleton, TN moved from 100.7 to 100.3.

 

[mikl73]

It on with 100 Watts or the original 25kw?

Here is the latest app filed and granted 09/08/2011:
http://licensing.fcc.gov/prod/cdbs/pubacc/Auth_Files/1440701.pdf

 

[magic wand engineering]

110 watts.

 

[secondchoice]

110 watts.

Is this station "dual" polarized? I just saw the vertical power on the FCC document.

 

[mikl73]

The CP shows 100 watts both Hor/Vert at 26 meters.

I assume this modification was to get the station built quickly while plans are made for the original 25kw/100 meter facility.

The COL was changed from Linden and moved south to Waynesboro. My guess was to get more of a signal into the shoals area. When the full power site is built I think the shoals area is still mostly outside of the 70dBu grade.

 

[mikl73]

WYDL move was possible since 100.3 (former WVNA) fled to the east in 2006 to serve the Huntsville market.

That move was just 1 part of the massive shift of several stations led by the big WWWQ move from Anniston to Atlanta.


I most remember 100.3 WVNA in the Shoals as a top 40 station back in the 80s.

 

[Bat Fastard]

Did Flynn buy the "awesome AM" at 930?

If not, that ought to do it for that frequency.