[BC] Re: AM daytimers

[Paul B. Walker, Jr.]

Yeah Scott, a move to a Class C Graveyarder would be a minor change as you
could only move from 1530 to 1590 and it e considered a minor change.




On 2/23/06, Bailey, Scott <SBailey at nespower.com> wrote:
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> Dan,
> I thought to change frequency on AM, no matter if it's up or down one
> channel; this was consider a Major Change.  I looked in to this several
> years ago, and that's what my attorney told me. I found that I could
> move my station (a daytimer) to a (Class C) local channel in this area,
> I would have to go down to 250 watts daytime, and I would end up with
> 250 around the clock. But I was told it was a major change and too much
> riff/raff to go through.
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> Scott
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> Particularly if within 20 kHz of the station's existing frequency there
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> frequency on which higher daytime power is possible (making the change a
> minor change--no need to wait for a filing window), and particularly if
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> DA is required, an owner who is willing to sacrifice night coverage can
> increase day coverage, sell off much of the Tx site at a profit, and rid
> himself of the headache of maintaining a DA--all for the cost of the
> engineering and legal fees and a high-powered transmitter.
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