[BC] Broadcast Engineering Information For Duluth, MN

[Scott Fybush]

Dave,

There's an excellent history of WEBC, written originally as a graduate 
dissertation, that's posted at http://www.northpine.com/broadcast/webc/. 
Sadly, I believe the author of the paper died a few months ago.

Another excellent source of FM engineering history would be Bruce Elving, 
of FM Atlas fame, who's lived in the Duluth area for years and has been 
involved with several of the stations there. He's at fmatlas at aol.com.

Good luck!

s

At 03:08 PM 5/16/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi to all!
>
>I am in the process of writing a book about radio and television in the
>Duluth, MN market from the 1920's to the present.
>I was wondering if anyone from this list knows any engineers who may have
>worked in Duluth that either are still in the
>area or have moved on. I know who has passed on, but have had some trouble
>finding others.
>
>Also, I have sadly discovered, that a lot of historical documents got
>trashed for a lot of reasons over the years. A source has
>told me to ask the engineers because "they are the ones who kept track of
>almost everything." Well, if that is true, I am
>throwing this out to you all with the hopes that someone out there might
>have something for me I can use. And right now
>that could be ANYTHING! Engineering articles, pictures, engineering data,
>promotional stuff, and so on.
>
>Your help would be appreciated!!!!
>
>Thank you!
>
>Dave Schreyer
>email: djschreyer at citlink.net
>Two Harbors, Minnesota
>
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