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I think the real point of all this is, an FM tower costs a lot less to maintain than an AM tower.
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And of course FM is more popular and better for music than AM.
So who's next in Ontario to make the switch?
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That's Strat-FORD remember, not 'Ferd !!
Made that mistake once with Brant FORD. Mama Carlson was out to get me
That was a million years ago mind you.. but...
Don't forget
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ig wrote:
That's Strat-FORD remember, not 'Ferd !!
Made that mistake once with Brant FORD. Mama Carlson was out to get me
That was a million years ago mind you.. but...
Don't forget
Ah you worked for Dick Buchannan I see?
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Indirectly, but you nailed it in one .
Jody Thornton wrote:
ig wrote:
That's Strat-FORD remember, not 'Ferd !!
Made that mistake once with Brant FORD. Mama Carlson was out to get me
That was a million years ago mind you.. but...
Don't forgetAh you worked for Dick Buchannan I see?
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Saul wrote:
So who's next in Ontario to make the switch?
Depends on availability of FM signals in a particular market.
1220 AM is expected to sign on soon as Grapevine 1220, if that will ever happen.
If or when it does, that will keep music on AM alive while everything else is committed to News/talk/sports.
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ig wrote:
Indirectly, but you nailed it in one .
Har Har Har ....lol
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Another AM signal goes away. About a year ago CKSL 1410 from London was shut off.
The current CJCS 250 watt transmission on 1240 khz gets out very well through the day and their new 107.1 signal is going to crash right into WSAQ from Port Huron Michigan if you go very far to the west.
Perhaps they can sell the parcel of land where the AM tower is located if they own it.