[BC] The Daytime Answer...

Steve shnewman
Sun Nov 13 22:46:39 CST 2005


So Michael...

Based on this list, (WLQV) is the daytime winner based on Mv/m. That was
WJBK. The story on constructing that site is something else. They had to
detune I don't know how many electrical towers, a whisky tower, a school
roof. When they first fired up for tests all the caps blew on the electrical
towers. Start over with bigger caps. I remember the engineers telling me how
tough it was keeping that pattern right. Now, when I was there in '69 it
used 12 towers with 50Kw Day and 9 towers for the 5Kw night pattern. Storer
was a crazy man. We were GREAT in the St. Lawrence Seaway!
Thanks for a great trivia question. Was fun. Will look for the Night
results.

Steve Newman


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Golchert, Michael A." <MichaelGolchert at clearchannel.com>
To: "Broadcast List Serv" <broadcast at radiolists.net>
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2005 10:30 PM
Subject: [BC] The Daytime Answer...


    Boy did this stir up a hornets nest of interesting comments....
After fighting with the CDBS (as Peter has alluded to) here's the
answer.  (Please pardon the formatting)

Call    Freq.    COL            TPO    Tws.        Max mv/m @ 1km and
bearing.
WFLF 540    Pine Hills FL    50        4            4861 @ 75 degrees
KFBK 1530   Sacramento    50        2*           5360 @ 345
WALE 990    Greenville RI    50        6            5435 @ 140
KFAN 1130    St. Paul MN    50        6            6348 @ 15
KMJ    580    Fresno            50        4            6494 @ 270
WWJ   950    Detroit            50        5            6653 @ 355
KTLK   1150   Los Angles    50        5            7166 @ 245
WLQV  1500  Detroit            50       9            7382 @ 10

    * Note: KFBK uses 180 degree Franklin towers (I think).  I'm certain
that Peter can confirm/deny this.

If there are others, I'd love to hear about them.  Note that this is
DAYTIME patterns only...I get the Night pattern summary done tomorrow.

Michael A. Golchert
AM Field Engineer
Clear Channel
Life is Simple.  Eat. Sleep.  Make RF.



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