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Inside This Issue News Serving DXers since 1933 Volume 85, No. 10 ● February 5, 2018 ● (ISSN 0737‐1639) Inside this issue . 2 ... AM Switch 16 … Confirmed DXer 21 … Musings of the Members 6 ... Domestic DX Digest East 17 … International DX Digest 22 … Pro Sports Networks 12 .. Domestic DX Digest West 20 … From the Archives 23 … NRC Club Info Page What Happened to the Back Page? As the from the email that you wish to subscribe to the U.S. Postal Service gets more and more list with and he’ll get you added. automated, all the address information on the Interim AM Switch: Just a reminder that we back page started confusing the automated USPS almost always have an Interim AM Switch sorters, and several members’ copies of DX News column posted to e‐DXN.com every Friday or started arriving at random back‐page addresses Saturday when DX News is not published. instead of your mailboxes. For this issue, I’m Convention: We still don’t have a convention trying to put all the back‐page info on the inside host for 2018. If you have any interest in of the back cover (i.e., page 23) and we’ll see if considering whether to make a bid to host the that is still useable for members. Let me know at convention next year, please contact Ernie [email protected] if you have any Wesolowski at [email protected] or 13312 comments or suggestions, on this or any other Westwood Lane, Omaha, NE 68144‐3543. Ernie DX News topic! will give you all the information you need as to World Radio‐TV Handbook: How would you what is involved in hosting a convention. like a new 2018 WRTH for $12 for USA IRCA Convention: IRCA will hold its 2018 members? (Sorry, the cost of postage to Canada convention in St. Charles, MO, at the Best and elsewhere is more than the cost of the book!) Western Plus Charles Inn, September 7‐8. The NRC has 4 copies that will be available Registration fee is $25. Radio tours and the through this raffle. To receive a chance at the Saturday banquet site TBA. For more info, drawing, just send a postcard or letter to NRC contact Ken Hawkins, [email protected] WRTH Drawing, PO Box 473251, Aurora, CO 80047‐3251. We’ll draw 4 names of National Volume 85 DX News Schedule Radio Club members in good standing (your No D’dline Print No D’dline Print subscription to DX News or e‐DXN.com must be 11 Feb. 9 Feb. 19 16 May 25 June 4 current) and notify the winner by phone, 12 Feb. 23 Mar. 5 17 June 22 July 2 provided you supply your phone number. The 4 13 Mar. 16 Mar. 26 18 July 20 July 30 lucky winners will receive the WRTH after they 14 Apr. 6 Apr. 16 19 Aug. 17 Aug. 27 send us $12 shipping and handling (and a buck 15 Apr. 27 May 7 20 Sept. 7 Sept. 17 or two for the NRC Treasury. Deadline for your response in the PO Box will be Saturday Membership Report February 10. “Please renew my membership to the NRC From NRC Publications: Due to recent and DX News. I enjoy DX News and find it postage rate increases, the cost of the AM Log helpful.” – John E. Brosious sent to Canadian and overseas locations has “Please Renew! Thanks for another good increased. No change for shipping to U.S. year!” – Charles Bartlett addresses. See page 5 for ordering information and the current pricing schedule. New Members: Welcome to Matthew Blaze, As previously announced, the 7th edition of Philadelphia, PA; Bill Hemphill, Galloway, NJ; the Pattern Book is sold out; a date for the 8th and LeRoy Hennes, Cottonwood, AZ. edition is to be announced. In addition, we have Rejoining Member: Welcome back to Loyal also sold the last copies of the final edition of the Richmond, Louisville, CO. late Dr. Bruce Elving’s FM Atlas. Renewing Members: Thanks for the ongoing [NRC‐AM]: To be added to the newly moved support of Charles L Bartlett; John Brosious; [NRC‐AM] Google Group listserve, moderated Steve Chudoff; Thomas E. Connatser; Richard D. by Russ Edmunds, just e‐mail Wayne Heinen at Hansen; Steven Kamp; Albert J. Mariani; Wesley his new address [email protected] Pierce; Randal Schulze; John R Stacy; and Jeffrey Steffes. AM Switch David Yocis, 9412 Ferry Landing Ct., Alexandria VA 22309, [email protected] Canadian info – Compiled by Shawn Axelrod and Dan Sys NRC AM Log updates from Wayne Heinen, [email protected] Official Updates from the FCC and the CRTC CALL CHANGES 1200 WJUA FL Pine Island Center – Call change to WAXA (Jan. 19). 1230 KLTO TX Del Rio – Call change to KDRN (Jan. 25). 1350 KCCY CO Pueblo – Call change to KBPL (Jan. 16) and then to KDZA (Jan. 23). 1460 WHAL AL Phenix City – Call change to WGSY (Jan. 25). 1600 WKYI KY Eminence – Call change to WBKI (Jan. 19). STATIONS GOING DARK 540 CBMM QC Senneterre – LPRT silent and deleted; has moved to FM. 650 CBF‐3 QC Lebel‐sur‐Quévillon – LPRT silent and deleted; has moved to FM. 710 CBF‐1 QC Senneterre – LPRT silent and deleted; has moved to FM. 1230 CBMK QC Lebel‐sur‐Quévillon – LPRT silent and deleted; has moved to FM. 1450 CIFL BC Fraser Lake – Voluntarily surrendered license of low‐power // CIVH‐1340. 1480 CIFJ BC Fort St. James – Voluntarily surrendered license of low‐power // CIVH‐1340. CHLD BC Granisle – Voluntarily surrendered license of low‐power // CFBV‐870. 1490 CKBV BC New Hazelton – Voluntarily surrendered license of low‐power // CFBV‐870. CONSTRUCTION PERMITS (CPS) FOR EXISTING STATIONS CPs fully licensed and on the air: 1090 KEXS MO Exclesior Springs – CP with D4 10000 (ch 4000) is on the air. CPs built, awaiting final licensing: 1020 WLVJ FL Boynton Beach – Granted program test authority for CP for U4 4700/1500, ex‐ Kendall FL. 1500 KCLF LA New Roads – Applies for license to cover CP for U1 850/18. 1540 WNWR PA Philadelphia – Granted program test authority for CP for U4 50000/250. CPs granted: 680 WGES FL St. Petersburg – Granted CP with U1 800/140. 1350 KLHC CA Bakersfield – Granted CP with U1 1000/33. Amendment to CP granted: 1380 WSYB VT Rutland – Has CP to correct coordinates; granted modification to U1 5000/25. Applications for CP filed: 1360 WGBN PA McKeesport – Applies for U2 1000/1000, all from current night site. 1450 CBKS BC Cache Creek – LPRT applies to move to 93.5 MHz FM (CBWA‐860 in Ashcroft BC would go dark as well with this move.) 1480 WSAR MA Fall River – Applies for U4 25000/5000; CP with these specifications will expire unbuilt on Jan. 28. SPECIAL TEMPORARY AUTHORITY (STA) STAs granted: 860 WFSI MD Baltimore – Granted STA, reduced power (using U1 1875/65.7). 910 KGME AZ Phoenix – Granted STA, minor parameters at variance. 950 WAKM TN Franklin – Granted STA, D1 2500 from CP site. 1060 WHFB MI Benton Harbor‐St. Joseph – Granted STA, reduced power (using U1 2100/1). 1150 WHUN PA Huntingdon – Granted STA, reduced power (using U1 100/36). 1260 WSPZ DC Washington – Granted STA, night pattern at variance. 1290 KWFS TX Wichita Falls – Granted STA, reduced power (using U1 3750/73). 1380 WHEW TN Franklin – Granted STA, minor parameters at variance. 3 1450 KQTE CA Helendale – Granted STA, U1 50/50, 170’ temporary longwire at 34‐45‐54/117‐ 14‐49; has lost licensed site and needs to broadcast by Feb. 3 to keep license. 1600 WEHH NY Elmira Heights‐Horseheads – Granted STA, U1 3500/42.5. Extensions to existing STAs granted: 660 WORL FL Altamonte Springs – Granted STA extension, U1 875/250. 720 WHYF PA Shiremanstown – Granted STA extension, longwire at 40‐12‐58/76‐58‐08. 930 WYFQ NC Charlotte – Granted STA extension, night parameters at variance. 1040 KLHT HI Honolulu – Granted STA extension, temporary tower. 1050 KTCT CA San Mateo – Granted STA extension, U4 50000/35000, Mexico QRM. 1300 WMTN TN Morristown – Granted STA extension, minor parameters at variance. 1330 WSNQ VA Marion – Granted STA extension, D1 1000 from CP tower. 1500 KHKA HI Honolulu – Granted STA extension, temporary tower. 1590 WKTP TN Jonesborough – Granted STA extension, U1 5000/1250. Applications to extend existing STAs received: 570 WTBN FL Pinellas Park – Applies to extend STA, U4 5000/10000, Cuba QRM. WSYR NY Syracuse – Applies to extend STA, parameters at variance. 600 WREC TN Memphis – Applies to extend STA, parameters at variance. 660 WXQW AL Fairhope – Applies to extend STA, parameters at variance. 790 WAEB PA Allentown – Applies to extend STA, parameters at variance. 830 KFLT AZ Tucson – Applies to extend STA, reduced power (using U2 45000/1000). 970 KNIH NV Paradise – Applies to extend STA, minor parameters at variance. 980 WOFX NY Troy – Applies to extend STA, minor parameters at variance. 1200 WAXA FL Pine Island Center – Applies U2 10000/2200, Cuba QRM at night. 1420 KSTN CA Stockton – Applies to extend STA, U1 1250/250. 1540 WYCL OH Niles – Applies to extend STA, D1 125. 1570 WHTX OH Warren – Applies to extend STA, U1 125/40. 1590 WFTH VA Richmond – Applies to extend STA, reduced tower height (partial collapse). SILENT STATIONS Formerly silent stations informing the FCC that they are back on the air: 1020 WLVJ FL Boynton Beach – Had been silent to implement move from Kendall. 1070 WKMB NJ Stirling – Silent Sept. 29 (2017), back on the air Jan. 8. 1370 KFRO TX Longview – Silent Mar. 2 (2017), back on the air Jan.
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