[BC] How the KOB decision affected WABC

[American Christian Network]

Even after the KFAX people purchased the station, they used that studio with 
another daytime transmitter site but used the old site for the night hours 
they were allowed.

TR

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> Right, the old KJBS.   It was a 1000 watt daytime and came back on the air 
> at night for a time.   The transmitter was downtown SF and the self 
> supporting tower was built over the walk way into the station.   You 
> actually walked under the tower to get in the front door.   They had a 
> Western Electric 1kw transmitter.
>
> Tom Read
> American Pioneer Broadcasters
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>>
>>> 1100 in Seattle
>>
>> Obviously, I meant 1100 in San Francisco.
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