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CONTENTS THE STAFF DX Dialogue The World Above 30 Megs A Closer Look at Editor -in -Chief Julian S. Martin, WA2CQL the Bands Bird's -Eye View of Higher Hertz VHF on Land, the Associate Editor Sea, and Air Radiotelephone (RCC) Frequencies Aeronau- Jeffrey Apter tical DX Scanning the Top Bands Great Lakes VHF Marine Technical Editor Frequencies Snowband DXing Old but New DX All States Peter L. Dexnis, WA3LOQ on Medium Wave Up the Ladder Spanish ABCs Foreign Audio Editor Stephen B. Gray BCB Broadcasting on Shortwave Feedback Time Around News Editor the World Snooping on the Spies The Shortwave Receiver Rosina F. Sokolnicki The Pre -Used Set More DXing Questions The Impossible Communications Editor Dream Club Information Don Jensen Art and Production Managing Director ... Starts on Page 17 Gertrud Borchardt Graphic Design Director Ralph Rubino WHITE'S RADIO LOG Cover Art Director Irving Bernstein U.S.AM Stations by Frequency 45 Art Assistant U.S. AM Stations by Location 58 David Pindar U.S. AM Stations by Call Letters 67 Advertising Director David J. Miller, KCX1268 U.S. FM Stations by Location 76 Production Editor U.S. FM Stations by Call Letters 83 Philip Clark U.S. TV Stations by Location 90 Newsstand Circulation Director Don Gabree 93 Canadian AM Stations by Frequency Subscription Circulation & Canadian AM Stations by Location 94 Marketing Director Robert V. Enlow Canadian AM Stations by Call Letters _ _ _ 95 Instruments Division Manager Canadian FM Stations by Location 96 Wilfred M. Brown Canadian FM Stations by Call Letters 96 Director of Market Development Canadian TV Stations by Location 96 James C. Weakley Electronics Group Coordinator Worldwide Shortwave Stations 98 Julian S. Martin

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8 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 TERATURE LILIBRARY 153. MFJ offers a free catalog of amateur 119. Browning's mobiles and its famous Gold- 150. Send for the free NRI/McGraw Hill 100 - radio equipment-CW and SSB audio filters, en Eagle base station, are illustrated in de- page color catalog detailing over 15 electron- electronic components, etc. Other lit. is free. tail in the new 1975 catalog. It has full -color ics courses. Courses ceer TV-audio servicing, photos and specification data on Golden industrial and digitay computer electronics, 101. Kit builder? Like weird products? Eagle, LTD and SST models, and on CB communications servicing, among others. EICO's 1975 catalog takes care of both "Brownie," a dramatic new mini -mobile. G.I. Bill approved, courses are sold by mail. breeds of buyers at prices you will like. 132. If you want courses in assembling your 102. International Crystal has a free catalog 120. Edmund Scientific's new catalog con- TV kits, National Schools has 10 from over 4500 products that embrace many own for experimenters ( crystals, PC boards, tran- tains which to choose. There is a plan for GIs. sistor RF mixers & amps, and other comm. sciences and fields. products). 121. Cornell Electronics' "Imperial Thrift Tag 133. Get the new free catalog from Howard 103. See brochures on Regency's 1975 line-up Sale" Catalog features TV and radio tubes. W. Sams. It describes 100's of books for of CB transceivers & scanner receivers ( for You can also find almost anything in electron- hobbyists and technicians -books on projects, police, fire, weather, & other public service ics. basic electronics and related subjects. emergency broadcasts) . 122. Radio Shack's 1975 catalog colorfully 134. Sprague Products has L.E.D. readouts 104. Dynascan's new B & K catalog features for who want to build electronic clocks, test equipment for industrial labs, schools, illustrates their complete range of kit and those wired products for electronics enthusiasts calculators, etc. Parts lists and helpful sche- and TV servicing. - matics are included. 105. Before you build from scratch, check the CB, ham, SWL, hi-fi, experimenter kits, bat- Fair Radio Sales latest catalog for surplus teries, tools, tubes, wire, cable, etc. 135., The latest edition of Tab Books' catalog gear. 123. Get Lafayette Radio's "new look" 1975 has an extensive listing of TV, radio and general servicing manuals. 106. Get Antenna Specialists' cat. of latest catalog with 260 pages of complete elec- CB and VHF/UHF innovations: base & tronics equipment. It has larger pictures and 137. Pace communications equipment covers mobile antennas, test equipment (wattmeters, easy -to -read type. Over 18,000 items cover 2 -way radios for business, industrial and CB etc.). accessories. hi-fi, CB, ham rigs, accessories, test equip- operations. Marine radiotelephones and scan- 107. Want a deluxe CB base station? Then ment and tools. ning receivers are also in this 18-p. book. get the specs on Tram's suner CB rigs. 154. A government FCC License can help you 138. Shakespeare's new pocket-size catalog 108. Compact is the word for Xcelite's 9 dif- qualify for a career in electronics. Send for lists and describes their full line of fiberglass ferent sets of midget screwdrivers and nut - information from Cleveland Institute of Elec- CB antennas, mounts and accessories offered drivers with "piggyback" handle to increase tronics. in 1975. length and torque. A handy show case serves 144. For a packetful of material, send for as a bench stand also. 125. RCA Experimenter's Kits for hobbyists, hams, technicians and students are the an- SBE's material on UHF and VHF scanners, 115. Trigger Electronics has a complete cata- swer for successful and enjoyable projects. CB mobile transceivers, walkie-talkies, slow- log of equipment for those in electronics. In- scan TV systems, marine -radios, two-way cluded are kits, parts, ham gear, CB, hi fi and 127. There are Avanti antennas ( mobile & radios, and access?ries. recording equipment. base) for CB and scanner receivers, fully de- 16 full- 145. For CBers from Hy -Gain Electronics 111. Midland's line of base & mobile CB scribed and illustrated in a new -page is a 50 -page, 4 -color catalog equipment, marine transceivers & accessories, color catalog. Corp. there and scanner receivers are illustrated in a new 129. Semiconductor Supermart is a new '1975 (base, mobile and marine transceivers, an- full -color 16 -page brochure. catalog listing project builders' parts, popular tennas, and accessories). Colorful literature two models of monitor -scanners 112. The EDI (Electronic Distributors, Inc.) CB gear, and test equipment. It features semi- illustrating catalog is updated 5 times a year. It has an conductors -all from Circuit Specialists. is also available. index of manufacturers literally from A to 130. There are over 350 kits described in 147. Telex's 4 -page, 2 -color folder illustrates X (ADC to Xcelite). Whether you want to Heath's new catalog. Virtually every do-it- their new line of boom microphone head -sets spend 29 cents for a pilot-light socket or yourself interest is included -TV, radios, tor CBers and hams, as well as their line of $699.95 for a stereo AM/FM receiver, you'll stereo & 4 -channel, hi-fi, etc. communications headphones. find it here. 131. E. F. Johnson offers their CB 2 -way radio 142. Royce Electronics' new full -color catalog 113. Get all the facts on Progressive Edu-Kits catalog to help you when you make the updates information on their CB transceivers Home Radio Course. Build 20 radios and American vacation scene. A selection guide (base, mobile, handheld). It also describes electronic circuits; parts, tools, and instruc- to the features ' of the various messenger new product lines -CB antennas and a VHF tions included. models will aid you as you go through the marine radiotelephone. 116. Get the HUSTLER brochure illustrating book. their complete line of CB and monitor radio antennas. 110. Turner has two booklets on their Signal Communications World, Box 886 F/W 75 Kicker antennas. They give specifications and Ansonia Station, New York, N.Y. 10023 prices on their variety of CB base and mobile Please arrange to nave the literature whose numbers I have circled below sent to me as soon as line. Construction details help in your choice. possible. I am enclosing 50¢ for each group of 5 to cover handling. (No stamps, please.) Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. 117. Teaberry's new 6 -page folder presents Indicate total number of booklets requested. their 6 models of CB transceivers (base and Sorry, only 10 circled items maximum. mobile) : 1 transceiver for marine -use, and 2 scanner models ( the innovative "Crime Not Valid After January 23, 1976 Fighter" receiver and a pocket-size scanner). 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 111 112 113 115 118. CBers, GC Electronic's 8 -page catalog 118 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 127 128 offers the latest in CB accessories. There are base and mobile mikes; phone plugs; adap- 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 137 138 142 144 145 tors and connectors; antenna switchers and 147 150 152 153 154 110 matchers; TV1 filters; automotive noise sup- pressor kits; SWR Power and FS meters, etc. NAME (print clearly 152. Send for the new, free descriptive bulletin from Finney Co. It features the Finco line of VOM multi -testers ( and accessories) for ADDRESS electronics hobbyists and service technicians. ZIP 128. 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Got a question or a problem with a project-ask CBers? Do you have a kilowatt linear, use Hank! Please remember that Hank's column is a handle like "Big Bad Joe," or are you limited to answering specific electronic project questions that you send to him. Personal replies credited for the most consecutive hours cannot be made. Sorry, he isn't offering a circuit broadcasting a dead carrier on channel 9? design service. Write to: Anyway, if you want your picture in Hank Scott, Workshop Editor COMMUNICATIONS WORLD, just take one ASK HANK, COMMUNICATIONS WORLD alongside your shortwave receiver añd 229 Park Avenue South send it to the editor. Please, black and NENNOWS! New York, NY 10003 white only! TV from Audio Unit Is it possible to utilize a regular tape Ham Radio Is the Answer This would have to be answered by the recorder unit in constructing a video tape I am 11 years old and I have started a Chief Ranger from each National and unit for recording and viewing television radio club with some friends. I would like State Park. Write to the park you plan to transmissions. to know what I could do to talk or write. visit and ask them what CB channels they -D. S., Brooklyn, NY monitor. to other radio clubs? Anything is possible, but don't try it. -S. F., Lakewood, NJ You Got Some Case! You'll need a hew transport mechanism, 1 live right behind a hospital and at cer- record and playback head, and electronic Congratulations on starting the Radio tain times of the day 1 get so much static circuits. In other words, you may be able and DXers Club of Lakewood. As for I can't turn my SW radio on. Is there to use one 10k resistor from the original learning about radio, take a double-bar- something I can do about this? unit and the walnut case, if it's large reled approach-read and study books on -T. B., Hastings, NE enough. radio and electronics, and get your novice should complain, and the FCC ham license as soon as possible. You should take action: But who ever heard of From Thumb to Toe anyone forcing a hospital to close down The Real Smokey the Bear! Is it possible to hook up a footswitch to its vital medical equipment? by Johnson so 1 was wondering, do the U.S. Forest a Messenger 223 CB made Service Ranger stations and fire towers Oh Boy when you press it you transmit? The foot - monitor CB channels for emergency calls I'm one of those great CBers, and I switch is from a cassette tape recorder. inside the parks? And if so, what chan- want to know how I can get my picture in -G. P., Grinnell, IA nels? COMMUNICATIONS WORLD. The push -to -talk circuit in the micro- -M. C., Miami, FL -J. O., Rome, NY phone is a normally -open switch circuit that activates the transmitter. All you have to do is trace the circuit in the microphone to the jack on the front panel, and connect two leads behind the jack to the foot - switch. Then, when the footswitch is STAY WITH THE ACTION AND stepped on, it closes the circuit as would your thumb on the microphone. Now all you need is a mike boom and headset (Telex sells them) and you have hand operation.

Loaded Question Hank, I've got a question. Since a lot of CBers run power and think they know all about radio, why aren't they radio amateurs? Or do you have to have 3 kW to be a "fine CBer out there"? -R. D., Kansas City, MO Hey, pal, seems like you're taking a shot at the CBers. Well, what you say is very near to the truth for too many CBers, but TUNE IN ÓÑTHE WORLD! there are many CBers who live by the book. And believe me, if they wanted to they would be hams. Ham radio Reserve Your Next Issue Of COMMUNICATIONS WORLD. be hams, is not the ultimate answer to radio 2 -way Order now and we'll mail the Spring Summer '76 Edition right to your doorstep! communications. Because the bulk of the hams obey the law doesn't mean that ham COMMUNICATIONS WORLD radio is the only answer. I would like to 229 Park Avenue South point out that the breed of ham I knew is New York, N.Y. 10003 vanishing. They are not appliance buyers and band snobs who refuse to chat with the '76 îl Enclosed is $1.35 plus 25¢ for postage and handling for Spring/Summer novices. There is much in your house to Edition of Communications World, please send to: clean up, so don't worry about the CBer.

Name 20 Million Is Enough (please print) 1 notice that in all digital volt -ohm Address meters they only test up to 10 or 20 megohms. Why? City State Zip -W. M., Ironton, OH CW F/W '75 L -§ (Continued on page 101)

16 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fail-Winter 1975 cornmuniCRTIOflS WRLD ADXER?" "Do you transmit?" "Are you a ham oper- You can become a DX hermit. Retire to your DX ator? Do you talk to people all over the world on shack to listen, undisturbed by an unsympathetic world. your radio?" These are the sorts of questions every Venture into the outside world only on rare occasions, DXer hears when he lets it be known that his hobby is when you can expect to have women stare, children radio. snicker, and dogs flee whimpering. One of the facts of life DXers must face is that rela- Or you can brave it out and try to explain to others tively few people have the faintest idea what the DXing why DXing is the most interesting, entertaining, educa- hobby is all about. Friends and co-workers, the guy down tional, and enjoyable hobby around. the street, Cousin Bertie and Uncle Fred, if they know Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to help anything about radio at all, except how to twist a tran- bring DXing to the world. And since COMMUNICATIONS sistor's dial, will blithely assume you're a radio amateur, WORLD understands DXing and your problem, we've got a "ham." A few in this day and age, more knowledgeable some informational ammo to help you out. Not only will than the, rest, will guess you're a CBer and toss you a this issue of CW not self-destruct in ten seconds, we'll be cheery "10-4." - around twice a year in case your Mission Impossible And when they find but that you don't "send," they'll strikes a snag. be more puzzled than ever. "You mean you just listen?" DX DIALOGUE. Let's start out with a not -so -imagi- your buddy Joe asks. "How can you hear anything with nary dialogue-questions by a typical non-DXer; answers all that noise?" queries Aunt Selma, casting a knowing -concise, clear-cut and, yes, clever-by You. look at the rest of the family assembled. In the family Just what is DXing anyway? DXing is, simply, the tree, you've just been assigned to the branch on which hobby of listening to distant radio signals. uneasily perches your second cousin's jobless brother- That's all there's to it? It's that simple ..'. and that in-law. complex. That is the basic theme of DXing, but there If your family doesn't understand, can you expect are many variations. For instance, the radio frequency more of your neighbors? "Gee, ya sure got a lot of wires spectrum is very broad, ranging from the very low fre- hanging over the backyard, Sam. Watcha tryin' to do, quencies to the ultra high frequencies and beyond. There trip tall birds? Hawhawhaw!" Or worse yet.... "Hey, are many different types of signals that can be received Sam, that radio set of yours sure messed up my TV on many different frequency ranges. reception last night!" It's not all shortwave then? Righto! A large segment It may not be exactly a hostile world the DXer faces, of the DXing population does tune the shortwave fre- but it's one in which the average guy you meet will think quencies, generally accepted by those in the hobby as a "killuh-cycle" is a Hell's Angel's Honda. including stations operating between about 1,605 and So with your sanity in question and your reputation on 30,000 kilohertz. But that's only part of the DXing scene. the line, you really have only two choices. Hold it just a minute! Kill a what? That sounds like a COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 17 I Y

transmit, right? Righto! Amateur radio WORLD operators. They are private, non-com- communicnïions mercial, non -government, radio hobby threat by that number two auto rental used by police, fire and other public communicators. And there are DXers, outfit. Hertz ... kilohertz! A hertz is a service and commercial communicators who although they are not licensed to unit of measure basic to radio. A radio ... plus the FM and TV broadcasters. transmit, enjoy listening in on the hams' frequency is the number of times a radio All these ranges are the hunting grounds conversations and try to hear as many wave "vibrates" each second. It used to of one or more groups of DXers. stations in as many countries as they be measured in "cycles per second," but DXers can also be categorized by the can. Some eventually will become hams more recently hertz, which means the types of stations they tune within given themselves . they are serving a sort same thing, has become the widely ac- frequency ranges. There are the so- of unofficial apprenticeship as amateur cepted term. called "broadcast" stations.. . radio monitors. Others have no interest The prefix kilo comes from the basic I thought all stations "broadcast." In in transmitting and are content just to metric., system and means thousand. DXer lingo "broadcast" type stations listen to the hams. Mega, also a metric prefix, stands for are those which transmit some type of Are there other types of DX stations? million. Thut, kilohertz (kHz) means program material, whether it's music, You bet your bird, friend. There is one a thousand cycles per second; mega- news, entertainment, or what have you, more category, by DXer definition. This hertz (MHz), a million cycles per sec- for a general listening audience. is a catch-all group that hobby listen- ond. Examples, please! Well, there's your ers call utility stations. In short, these Take your favorite AM radio station WZAP, for one. On shortwave broad- are all the other stations that don't fall ... the big, big, big sound of WZAP! cast, SWBC if you please, there's our into the two previous categories, the You know its frequency is "1040 on the Voice of America, the BBC, Radio broadcasters and the hams. They in- dial." That's 1,040 kHz. On a small Moscow. There ire some low frequency eclude, but are not limited to, police and transistor portable it may show up just (long wave) broadcast stations over- other public service signals, military above the "10" mark on the dial. That seas, though not on our side of "The communications, ship -to -shore radio, "10" is just a manufacturer's shorthand Pond." TV and FM outlets are ex- aeronautical transmissions, radiotele- way of indicating "ten -hundred" (or amples of broadcast type stations. phone and other point-to-point com- 1,000) kHz. There are other types of stations munications, CW (that's continuous A typical shortwave frequency might besides "broadcasters"? You've heard wave, not COMMUNICATIONS WORLD) be 9,650 kHz; a radio wave fluctuating of amateur radio? The hams? signals in International Morse Code, 9,650,000 times each second. You could They're the guys who "send," er, and, well, the list goes on. express the same frequency as 9.650 MHz, 9.65 million times a second. Let's get back to the different kinds of DXing, OK? I mentioned those who favor shortwave. Shortwave DXers are also known as SWLs, shortwave listeners. But there are those who specialize in listening to distant medium wave stations ... medium wave, that's your standard AM broadcast band (BCB), about 540 to 1600 kHz. Hey, I heard some station in Salt Lake City on my ear radio one night. Does that make me a medium wave BCB DXer? It's a start, chum. There are BCB DXers who have heard thousands of domestic AM stations, in the U.S. and Canada. And this may surprise you, but there are those who have managed to hear foreign BCB stations, not'only from Latin America but from Europe, Africa, Asia, and other remote spots on the globe. Unreal, man! But true! And that's not all. There are DXers who tune the very low and low frequencies, those below the 540 kHz bottom of the BCB dial. And above shortwave, above 30 MHz, are the very and ultra high frequencies. These include the channels

Robert Kinney is a retired Army master sergeant, presently a small-town police officer. His main DXing receiver is a Zenith Transoceanic Royal D7000 portable. Robert is a member of the American SWL Club but is planning to join another shortly.

18 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fa!!-Winter 1975 And you DX all those different kinds To use those distinctions between an QSLs are letters or cards, sent by of stations on all those frequencies? Not SWBC DXer and an SWL, it is clear many stations in reply to listeners' re- me . . . and not 99 and 99/ 100ths of that the non -English-speaking station is ception reports, verifying or confirming the rest of the world's DXers. The world going to be a prime target for the DX that those reports were correct and of DXing is just too broad for that. fan. And eventually this type of listener that the DXers did hear those programs. Most hobbyists focus attention on one is going to learn a smattering of a num- In short, QSLs are a proof of sorts that or several types of DXing. My bag hap- ber of foreign languages, enough to a DXer did hear the stations he says he pens tobe shortwave broadcast DX and identify the rare DX catch. did. listening to the VHF (very high fre- However, you can learn a language Upon tuning a new station, a listener quency) public service "action" bands. by shortwave if you wish. A number takes notes of what he heard and how But I don't put down the guy who of overseas broadcasters have special well he heard it. This data is sent to favors another brand of DXing. language courses to teach you, by radio, the station. If the program items re- OK, then tell me about shortwave at least the basics of their lingos. In ad- ported match those broadcast by the broadcast DXing. What's the big deal? dition, a student learning French, Span- station at the time in question, often the Deal-schmeal! Let me ask you one. ish, German or some other language in station will reply with an áttractive QSL What's the furthest you've ever traveled? school will find shortwave programs in postcard or letter confirming the recep- I went to Cincinnati one summer. those languages a useful learning aid. tion. And then there was the convention of And other reasons why a DXer lis- Many DXers collect QSLs both as the Amalgamated Steam fitters and Sta- tens to SWBC? News and sports are proof of their loggings and as memen- tionary Engineers in.... And I went to two other reasons for me. But, of tos. Hobbyists sometimes consider the Tahiti last night! And Morocco! And course, everyone has his own reasons. number of different countries and sta- last week it was Spain and Santo Do- I find it interesting to hear first-hand tions verified as a rough indicator of mingo and Saigon. The armchair travel news reports on major breaking events their progress and proficiency in the bit appeals to me . . . and to many directly from the country in question. DX hobby. SWBC DXers. I can travel the globe And, for example, it is also fascinating I'm beginning to see why you're so without ever leaving home, and you to learn how different countries present hung up on DXing. Now tell me. . . . can't beat the price. DXing is a terrific their views on the same political news Just a mo', Bo! You're not going to get way to experience the music, the culture event. In sports, I listen to Canadian all the answers in just one cram session. and customs of all sorts of far-off hockey broadcasts, various U.S. sport- DXers always talk about a mysterious places. Like most SWLs, I get a thrill ing events via our American Forces little critter known as the "DX Bug." It from just knowing that the signal I'm Radio and TV Service, Olympic sports is the carrier of the DX virus and when tuning has spanned half the world! direct from the host country. he sinks his fangs into you, you're apt Are all the programs in English? What happens after you hear a sta- to be stuck on this hobby for years, Many of those specifically beamed to tion? Well, for quite a few DXers, the maybe a lifetime. I see one of them the U.S. and Canada are: These usually SWBC type or whatever, hearing the perched on your left shoulder right now, are aired by powerful shortwave signals station is just part of the hobby. The ready to chomp. Any more of this Q and come in loud and clear. Many second aspect is collecting verifications and A business and you may be hooked. other stations are directed to audien- or QSLs from the stations he hears. Now, if you'll pardon me, I'm going to ces in those stations' home countries. Depending on the country, those programs could be in English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Chinese, or any number of foreign languages and dialects. You know all those languages?! Cer- tainly not! When I first started I stuck to the English speakers. And many SWLs don't venture beyond those outlets. When it comes to SWBC, there are those who consider SWLs to be those listeners who tune stations for program content, for music, entertainment, news. These persons are less apt to stray away from English language programming. But, if you buy this sub -definition, true DXers are those who are less interested in programming content than in the mere fact of hearing a difficult, distant low -powered SW station. The more difficult to hear, the more treasured a logging it is.

Fifteen -year -old David Whitehead is a veteran of two years in the DX hobby. The Nevada, MO, SWL has received 150 QSLs from stations he has logged with his Realistic DX -150A and Realistic VHF Hi -Lo Scanner.

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 19 í.:.,. Patrol, you'll find fire department, high- _:::;,: way crews, service .. GOmmunICATIOnS WORLD and other public users. get back to my rig for a little DXing. using their CB equipment. This led to At one time, police departments used See ya! the formation of radio emergency "barely -shortwave" frequencies around The World Above 30 Megs. A con- teams, REACT groups and the like, 1600 to 2000 kHz. But today most po- stantly growing number of DXers are which in many areas offer aid to motor- lice radio traffic is on VHF/UHF. More discovering the fascination of monitor- ists and otherwise assist, on a volunteer than 20,000 law agencies use frequen- ing the very high and ultra high fre- basis, local law enforcement and emer- cies in the very high frequency range, quencies. Frequency -wise, VHF covers gency services. mostly in two specific "bands." These the span from 30 to 300 MHz, while Working closely in many communi- are the VHF "low" band, 37.02 to UHF picks up at 300 MHz and soars ties with police and sheriff's depart- 46.42 MHz, and the VHF "high" band, far above the point where the average ments, these CBers soon found an inter- 151.45 to 159.21 MHz. Besides these Joe can readily obtain commercial re- est in monitoring those departments' frequencies, an increasing number of ceiving gear. VHF and UHF communications signals. police departments, especially in metro- I have a theory that the relatively re- To do this, they purchased the neces- politan areas, are using ultra high fre- cent popularity of VHF and UHF DX- sary VHF and UHF receivers ... since quency channels in the 450 to 470 ing really began with the fantastic normal shortwave receivers and CB MHz range. growth of citizens band operations. Be- rigs, operating on the shortwave fre- These frequencies can be both the ginning in the '60s and continuing to quencies, don't tune the police channels. dullest and the most exciting sort of the present, millions of persons who'd One thing led to another and before places to hunt for the radio enthusiast. never demonstrated an interest in radio long those CBers were finding that the Much of the radio "traffic" of police hobbying discovered CB. They invested world above 30 MHz contained not agencies is routine, checking in of pa- many millions of dollars, collectively, in only police communications but a va- troling squads, dispatching of officers citizens band transceivers and, although riety of other action band signals. to handle traffic. But, when the police contrary to the intent and regulations As in the case in SWLing, you can really go into action, reacting to an of the Federal Communications Com- find all three basic type of stations- accident or answering a robbery call, mission, began to view their radio in- broadcast, ham, and utility-on UHF/ you can be in on the excitement. terest as a hobby. VHF frequencies. Among the utility Two points are worth considering Unfortunately, there were many who types, first-and to many monitors, fore- now. The first is a legal question: Is it viewed CB as an unlicensed "license" most-are the police communications against the law to eavesdrop on police to play ham, working distant "skip" transmissions. But there are also other communications? The answer is no! stations and otherwise violating the in- governmental uses of these frequencies. COMMUNICATIONS WORLD wouldn't be tent and spirit of citizens band opera- Besides law enforcement agencies, from advocating this form of DXing if it tion. local police and county sheriff's or were against the law. But there are The more law-abiding, however, be- highway patrols to the FBI, Customs some things to remember. The FCC gan to look to legitimate avenues of and Treasury Agents and the Border does not prohibit listening to police or any other type of radio signals. But in the cese of the utility -type communications, non -broadcasts not specifically intended for a general listening audience, you cannot use the results of your monitoring for personal profit in any way. And you are not supposed to di- vulge to any other person the content of any messages you overhear. Beyond this, specifically where police band reecivers are concerned, several states and some municipalities have laws that prohibit installation of radios capable of tuning those frequencies in vehi- cles. In a few places, mobile installations require a state -issued license. Generally, though, our readers report these restrictions are seldom enforced but remain on the books to deal with troublemakers if and when the need arises.

I may be prejudiced, but I like to think that the copy of CW in Massachusetts DXer Bill Wyllie's hands was a factor in his logging of 195 AM medium wave stations. But undoubtedly his Hallicrafters S -41G receiver played a part. Bill and others may be interested in knowing that your CW Communications Editor heard his first DX on an identical receiver back in 1947.

20 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fa!!-Winter 1975 The second point deals with the mat- munications, land transportation, inter of radio signal propagation, that is, cluding the Railroad Radio Service, the way in which a radio signal gets radio paging, taxicabs, broadcasting re- from the transmitter to the receiver. mote pickups, and the like. The question: How far will VHF and In some regions, the local fire de- UHF signals travel? Here, if your previ- partments share a single channel with ous DXing experience has been with the law enforcement agencies, but in shortwave, is where you may be sur- more populous areas, where there is prised. Transmission distances above 30 more radio activity, the uniformed ser- MHz tend to be considerably shorter vices generally have separate channels. than on SW. And often, each has a number of chan- For the reason for this, let's take a nels available when traffic becomes quick look at propagation of radio heavy. signals in general. A Closer Look at the Bands. Com- All radio signals travel in a straight municators who use the VHF "low" line away from the transmitting an- band for business purposes can be found tenna, but the earth is round and from in the area of 31 MHz. Up the dial, "I enjoy CW and look forward to every any given point on the globe the signal around. 33 MHz, you may find fire de- issue," says Steven Fernkopf, Holton KS. broadcast will continue outward into partment signals; and also around 166 Sixteen -year -old Steve uses a Realistic DX150B (top) and a Hammarlund SP400SX as gradu- MHz in the VHF "high" band and space the earth below curves for his DXing. His favorite loggings include ally away at the% horizon. But circling near 459 MHz, UHF. Another point Radio Grenada in the Windward Islands the earth, several score to several hun- where you may find the fireladdies com- and Radio Malaysia Sarawak. dred miles up, are electrically dense municating is around 46 MHz. layers of ionized gasses. These tend to Some hotspots for police and other act as mirrors, bouncing the radio sig- law enforcement agencies are those him to the fact that a message is wait- nals back to the ground, many hun- frequencies around 37, 42, 154, 155, ing for him. He must then go to a dreds or thousands of miles from the 159, 166 MHz VHF and 453 and 458 phone and call in to get the word. point or origin. MHz UHF, but of course such signals Other systems operate with voice At frequencies below about 30 MHz, are not limited to these few areas. communication. After the tone combi- this "bounce" effect is commonplace Radio on wheels? In megahertz, try nation "unlocks" the subscriber's re- and is the reason we can hear world- these areas for the following type action ceiver, the paging operator is able to wide signals on shortwave and, on oc- band stations: Taxis -152 and 452; pass along the communication. Still casion, even the medium wave frequen- trucks -45 and 160; highway repair more modern systems allow anyone cies. But this is a less common phe- crews -37; private police and security with a special access number to dial nomenon in the VHF range, and less agencies -159 and 460; power and light directly from any phone and the call, so on UHF. And even when it happens, company trucks -46 and 456. In some patched through the VHF transmitter, distances are shorter. You can receive, larger cities, reporters and TV camera can be heard by the subscriber, by- on occasion, VHF and UHF signals crews communicate with their studios passing the paging operator. hundreds to several thousand miles on frequenices around 172-173 MHz. Most paging firms are businesses away. But don't expect to hear the On both the VHF low and high bands operated solely for that purpose. The French fuzz or the Hong Kong con- you'll find a group of stations known American Telephone and Telegraph stabulary on VHF/UHF! as radio- pagers. Radio paging stations Corporation's Belboy service is said to So, for day in and day out action serve a unique purpose. They allow a be the nation's largest. But other outfits band listening, you can count mostly person -on -the -go to remain in touch are known by such names as Radio on your local and semi -local area sta- with his home, business or office, re- Paging, Aircall, and Air Page. Some tions. On occasions when the ionospher- gardless of where, within the range of large industries operate paging services ic "E" layer sporadically is ionized, the transmitter, he may be. for their own employees, and hospitals when weather conditions cause a sort The person subscribing to the service and clinics sometimes have paging of signal duct, ' or under another of carries a small pocket -sized VHF re- operations for affiliated doctors. several special propagation conditions, ceiver. This receiver is tone -activated, There are six paging channels worth you may hear more distant signals. "turned on" only by a special combina- checking. Designated Channels P-1 Police communications form only tion of tones transmitted by the paging through P-6, they are 35.22, 35.58, part of the community of signals on transmitter. 43.22, and 43.58 on VHF low band; VHF/UHF. There are public safety In the older types of radio paging, 152.24 and 158.70 MHz, high band. stations, industrial and business com- the subscriber hears a beep, which alerts Going hand in hand with the radio

BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE HIGHER HERTZ

Very High Frequency 144 to 148 Amateur Radio (2 Meter Band) 150 to 174 Public Service (High Band) Frequency Range (MHz) Type of Radio Service 175.25 to 215.75 TV Broadcast (Chans. 7-13) 30 to 50 Public Service (Low Band) 50 to 54 Amateur Radio (6 Meter Band) Ultra High Frequency 55.25 to 87.75 TV Broadcast (Chans. 2-6) 88.1 to 91.9 FM Broadcast (Educational) 420 Amateur Radio 91.9 to 107.9 FM Broadcast (Commercial) 450 to 470 Public Service 108 to 136 Aero Communications 471.25 to 889.75 TV Broadcast (Chans. 14-83)

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Í.:.,.. GOmmunICATIOnS WORLD ,:.I,..;;: pagers is radio common carrier (RCC), age, Chicago, Corpus Christi (TX), number. Commercial Aviation planes mobile telephone. Brownsville (TX), Des Moines, Denver, use designators such as Eastern 148 or Mobile telephone shouldn't be totally Galveston (TX), Detroit, Cleveland, Delta 947. Or you might hear military unknown to TV spy and private -eye Indianapolis, Atlanta, Buffalo (NY), craft (such as MAC 90407 and Air program watchers. Mannix makes regu- Charleston (SC), Hilo (HI), Honolulu Force 12345). lar use of the mobile phone in his car (HI), Los Angeles, Kansas City, Min- "In any case," Capt. Flak continues, to keep in touch with his secretary, neapolis, Ft. Worth, Hyannis (MA), "listen to 121.5 MHz, the VHF emer- Peggy. And, going back a few years, Jacksonville (FL), Norfolk (VA), Port- gency frequency, or 123.45 MHz, the Maxwell Smart, played by Don Adams, land (ME), Lake Charles (LA), New airlines"`party line.' Most towers use used to carry his mobile phone in his York, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, frequencies between 118 and 120 MHz, shoe! San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, and if you live near an Air Force base, If you think there'd be nothing inter- Wichita (KS), New Orleans, St. Louis, try 126.2 for the tower frequency. esting to hear on mobile telephone Miami, Tampa (FL), and Wilmington "Airport Ground Control is usually channels, consider this comment by one (NC). on 121.X, with 121.7 and 121.9 MHz of our readers, Jimmy Rosenbluth, On the sea, and on inland lakes and the most popular. Other busy frequen- operator of a small radio repair service rivers, there is VHF traffic to monitor. cies are 122.6 and 123.6 MHz, where in Silver Spring, Maryland: "Hearing One of the most active frequencies most of the Flight Service Stations the radio pagers doesn't do too much for marine traffic is 156.80, a channel (FSS) hang out. If the airport near you for me. But mobile telephone is some- which the U.S. Coast Guard monitors. doesn't have a tower, try 122.8 and thing different. One day I heard a voice Boats and ships equipped with two-way 123.0 MHz. These frequencies are say, to whom I don't know, 'Get over radio are required to monitor this fre- called `Unicorn,' among the busiest in to the White House right away. The quency, known by the designator Chan- terms of aero traffic." Vice President has resigned!' Exciting nel 16, as well. One source of aeronautical radio fre- things go on like this every day." Although most VHF communication quency information is your own local Things may not be quite so exciting makes use of the frequency modulation airport. A complete list of frequencies if you don't happen to live in the (FM) transmission mode, one service is contained on the sectional map used greater District of Columbia vicinity, uses AM (amplitude modulation). Do- by pilots. A request and a few minutes but mobile phone. can make interesting mestic aeronautical traffic, giant jet- with pencil and paper and you can jot listening.' Again, though, remember the liners and private aircraft, use the VHF down all the pertinent ones. Or note caveat ... keep what you hear to your- channels between about 108 and 136 self! In the case of Jimmy's example, MHz. that's history now, and the FCC is not Because these frequencies can't be RADIOTELEPHONE apt to mind this bending of the rule. tuned on . most public service bands (RCC) FREQUENCIES There are 21 channels used by the VHF receivers, you'll need to invest in RCC stations across the country. The another set, but there are a number of These VHF and UHF frequencies are services provided by the radiotelephone transistorized receivers, even portables, used by mobile telephone systems country. systems vary from location to location. that will bring this aero action to you across the Not all firms permit transient use, that at bargain prices. VHF "High" Band is by persons passing through an area. Among the aero frequencies to moni- Channel only during daylight tor are the International Aircraft Dis- Others operate Receive Transmit Designator hours. tress channel, 121.50 MHz, and the 152.03 158.49 1 VHF Land, Sea, and Air. At Civil Air Patrol emergency frequencies on 152.06 158.52 3 in used for search -rescue missions, 123.1, something like 60 locations the U.S., 152.09 158.55 5 Weather Service operates plus 148.15 MHz. the National 152.12 158.58 7 transmitters broadcasting 24 hours a Daniel Flak of Highland, CA is one CW reader who knows what aeronauti- 152.15 158.61 9 day. These stations continuously trans- 152.18 158.64 11 cal DXing is all about. He should! Dan mit weather information, regularly up- 152.21 158.67 13 dated. Most of these stations use trans- is an Air Force pilot and a DXer with mitters running about 300 watts and a dozen years experience. UHF Band are intended to cover an area about 50 "Listen in on Delta 148 or Kennedy Tower," he writes. "Or just listen to 454.025 459.025 21 miles or so from the station. 454.050 459.050 22 `Joe Private Pilot' flying into your local NWS employs two VHF high band 454.075 459.075 23 airport. Although VHF is line -of -sight, frequencies, 162.40 and 162.55 MHz. 459.100 24 be several hundred miles when 454.100 On the former frequency are stations at that can 459.125 25 anten- 454.125 Atlantic City, Baltimore, Boston, Dal- the broadcaster's plane -mounted 454.150 459.150 26 is at 35,000 feet! las, Eden (MD), Erie (PA), Eugene na 459.175 27 you will hear 454.175 (OR), Akron, Astoria (OR), Mil- "Some of the call signs 454.200 459.200 28 waukee, Monterey (CA), Cape Hat- are `Center' (high altitude controllers), 454.225 459.225 29 altitude teras (NC), Hartford, New Bern (NC), 'Approach/Departure' (low 454.250 459.250 30 Savannah, Sacramento (CA), San controllers), `Radio' (used by Flight 454.275 459.275 31 Diego, Sandusky (OH), Pharr (TX), Service Stations which give out all kinds 454.300 459.300 32 St. Joseph (MO), Pensacola, West Palm of information), and, of course, 454.325 459.325 33 Beach (FL), Kauai (HI), and Mt. `Tower.' You can also hear General 454.350 459.350 34 Huleakala (HI). Aviation aircraft, such as Cessna or Sharing 162.55 MHz are: Anchor - Piper, followed by the aircraft's tail

22 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD,/Fall-Winter 1975 AERONAUTICAL DX This is a selected list of tower and approach control frequencies used by major airports in the U.S. Airport and Location Tower Approach Airport and Location Tower Approach Albany County, NY 119.5 125.0 J. F. Kennedy International, NY 119.1 134.35 Albuquerque, NM 118.3 124.4 LaGuardia, NY 118.7 118.0 Amarillo, TX 118.3 121.15 Lakefront, LA 126.2 125.5 Andrews AFB, MD 118.4 119.3 Logan International, MA 119.1 126.5 Baltimore -Washington International, MD 119.4 125.9 Los Angeles International, CA 120.8 128.5 Charleston, SC 126.0 123.9 Memphis International, TN 119.7 125.8 Chicago -Midway, IL 118.7 119.35 Metro Oakland International, CA 126.0 135.4 Chicago -O'Hare International, IL 118.1 125.7 Miami International, FL 118.3 128.6 Cleveland -Hopkins, OH 120.9 124.t) Minneapolis -St. Paul, MN 118.7 126.95 Dallas -Ft. Worth, TX 126.55 125.8 Nashville Metro, TN 119.1 124.0 Dallas -Love Field, TX 118.5 124.5 Newark, NJ 118.3 127.6 Dekalb-Peachtree, GA 120.9 119.3 Philadelphia International, PA 118.5 135.1 Des Moines Muni, IA 118.3 124.9 Phoenix -Sky Harbor International, AR 120.9 124.1 Detroit Metro, MI 121.1 125.15 Sacramento Metro, CA 125.7 125.2 El Paso International, TX 118.3 121.3 Salt Lake City International, UT 119.2 128.0 Fulton County, GA 118.5 122.45 San Diego International, CA 118.3 128.0 Greater Buffalo International, NY 120.5 126.2 San Francisco International, CA 120.5 134.5 Greater Cincinnati, OH 118.3 119.7 Seattle -Tacoma International, WA 119.9 123.9 Greater Pittsburgh, PA 119.1 124.15 Tampa International, FL 119.5 126.4 Houston International, TX 118.1 123.8 Tucson International, AZ 118.3 125.1 Indianapolis Muni, IN 120.9 124.65 Will Rogers World, OK 139.9 124.2 Jacksonville International, FL 118.3 124.4 William B. Hartford -Atlanta Intl. GA 119.1 120.5

hose frequencies mentioned by aircraft except for the type of "traffic" you'll "walkie-talkie" type transceiver, is re- controllers on the air. hear, is not unlike the "high" action ceived by the repeater's receiver, trans- Scanning the Top Bands. After that band, just a little higher in frequency. lated to another frequency about 600 taste of the utility type stations that One of the fastest growing areas of kHz away, and rebroadcast. With the operate topside in the VHF and UHF ham interest is in two meter FM and repeater station's high altitude, this re - bands, it is time to look at other types repeater operation. For the amateur, radiated signal can cover quite an area. of signals that can be logged above 30 "two" has much to recommend it. A more exotic type of repeater sta- MHz. Much of its attraction comes from the tion used by VHF ham operators is First a quickie glance at the two size dimension. With the advent of solid OSCAR. OSCAR, and in fact there amateur radio bands that may be of state gear, transceivers can be miniatur- have been a series of OSCARs, stands interest to DXers. Ham radio is a bit ized and compact; hand-held portable for Orbiting Satellite Carrying Amateur out of COMMUNICATION WORLD'S line, equipment is common. At the very high Radio. and we recommend that the serious frequencies used, antennas, too, can be These unique repeaters are the work monitor of amateur radio signals con- made very compact. The ones major of highly skilled amateurs of the non- sult one of the many ham manuals drawback, theoretically at least, is the profit Amateur Satellite Corporation available; but for the sake of complete- limited range normally experienced on (AMSAT) and cooperating hams ness, we'll skim across the 6 and 2 VHF. around the world. A series of highly meter bands. One answer, for the hams, has been sophisticated and compact repeater sta- In terms of activity, operations, and the construction of repeater stations tions have been launched into orbit interest, the ham high bands are simi- which can, in effect, allow two meter around the world, piggybacked aboard lar to the shortwave ham frequencies. signals to cover a much wider area than U.S. Air Force satellites. Hams use the But there are differences too. Six me- normally would be the case. These re- repeater receiver -transmitter in a man- ters, covering the frequencies between peater stations are automatically -oper- ner similar to that used with the moun- 50 and 54 MHz, acts, propagationally, ated receiver/transmitter installations, tain -top earth stations. And since with much like the VHF "low" public ser- usually located at high locations, atop VHF signals height means increased vice band, just below it. And, not sur- mountain peaks or high metropolitan radio range, some truly exciting DX is prisingly, two meters, 144 to 148 MHz, buildings. A signal, even from a possible. GREAT LAKES VHF MARINE FREQUENCIES Ship Freq. Coast Freq. Channel Normally MHz MHz No. Used For (*) Note: Public correspondence (Marine Telephone) makes 156.3 6 Intership safety - use of "duplex" system, with each party using a separate 156.5 156.6 10 Ship to harbor facilities frequency. Two receivers are needed to follow both ends 156.6 156.6 12 Ship to U.S. Coast Guard of such conversations. An exception is Coastal Station 156.8 156.8 16 Distress, safety, calling WAY, Chicago (Lake Bluff, IL). An antenna relay enables 1,56.9 156.9 18 Intership safety and a listener to follow "duplex" traffic without changing commercial frequency. 157.3 161.9 26 *Public correspondence 157.4 162.0 28 *Public correspondence

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 23 fading. Such reception can last for minutes or a number of hours. GOmmunICATIOnS WORLD Depending on the opening, signals One of the toughest types of ham be content with receiving alone and on TV channel 2 (video frequency, radio communication involves VHF and will work to obtain his ham ticket. 55.25 MHz; audio frequency, 59.75 through channel 6 (video, 83.25; another sort of satellite . . . nature's Turning to the "broadcast" aspect of MHz) own moon. With moon -bounce DX, the VHF/UHF, we come to TV and FM audio, 87.75 MHz) can come "skip- ham's radio signal is not rebroadcast, DXing. ping" in. E -skip also has been noted on but rather is reflected from the lunar Snowband DXing. There is some- the lower "high band" (channels 7-13), surface back to earth. Again, resource- thing mindblowing about the idea of not but this is rare. Sporadic E reception ful amateurs have found a way to over- only hearing but seeing a DX signal conditions are unpredictable, but most come the short-range, line -of -sight limi- from a thousand or more miles away. commonly occur during the summer tations of very high frequency signals. For many inveterate boob tube watch- months, especially June, July, and early Finally, across the country there are ers the thought that there's a world of August. hams who use the allocated 420 MHz DX available right there on the screen Though less useful to the TV DXer, UHF, frequencies for experimental tele- is a bit too much to accept. But it other natural phenomena, including vision transmission. Because of frequen- perfectly true! the aurora borealis (northern lights), cy requirements, the picture transmitted The reasons why long haul TV DX is meteor showers, and plain old lightning, is not "scanned" as rapidly as a com- possible are no different than those be- can effect the ionization of the reflecting mercial TV signal. They use what is hind other distant VHF and UHF trans- layers above the earth, causing distant termed "Slow Scan" TV, in which a missions already considered. signals to skip in. But because of the complete picture is transmitted every One phenomenon responsible for TV very short term duration of such effects, seven seconds. This means, naturally, DX reception is known as sporadic E this sort of signal reception tends to be that the image sent must be a fixed, not skip. The "E" refers to one of the in bursts too short for identification of the flutter a moving one. But it works perfectly ionospheric layers above the earth's at- the "skip" station. Further, well for transmitting photographs, mosphere-remember we talked about of aurorally produced signals results drawings, pictures of QSL cards, or that earlier-which reflects, under some usually in badly garbled signals. identification slides. conditions, the TV signal back to the Another natural condition producing All of this tends to be more than a ground a considerable distance from the distant TV reception is known as tropo- bit technical, and the necessary equip- transmitting point. spheric bending (termed "tropo" or the ment is generally either quite costly or With just a single "bounce," stations "trops" by snowbanders). Unlike must be constructed by the enthusiast from about 500 to 1,400 miles can be previous conditions, which involved himself. However, there is no reason viewed. Rarely, two and three "bounces" changes in the ionosphere, trops occurs atmos- why a technically competent DXer bétween earth and ionized layer have because of factors within our could not avail himself of the same been noted, doubling or tripling the phere. It is related to weather condi- in- techniques to monitor these exotic distance. tions, when a temperature inversion, oc- amateur radio transmissions. In prac- DX signals propagated by the sporad- fluenced by a high pressure area, warm tice, however, the fellow with that much ic E conditions may be extremely curs. When inversion occurs-a interest and expertise will probably not strong, but are often subject to deep layer overriding a cooler region lower in altitude, often along the edge of a weather front-TV signals in the VHF/ UHF frequencies can reach out many hundreds of miles. Trops involves the creation of a signal "duct" which guides the radio wave along the curvature of the earth, rather than allowing it to continue in a straight line into space at the horizon. Tropospheric bending of TV signals can be observed on all TV channels, from 2 through the UHF band. It is characterized by steady signals, without the deep fades experienced with E -skip propagation. It can occur any time during the year, but autumn is an especially favorable time, TV DXers have noted. Worth noting in passing is yet another DX -producing phenomenon. It is called F-2 skip. The name comes from another ionospheric layer which can at times affect VHF signals. It is usually only who monitor shortwave Did you know that there are persons experienced during periods of heavy paid for it? Yes, most major nations of radio signals and get sunspot activity. Although European the world maintain professional monitoring stations. This one, TV stations use different video stand- at Stanley Corners, Ontario, belongs to the Canadian Broad- do our casting Corporation and was photographed by DXer George ards and audio techniques than Schnabel, Rochester, NY. On request from Canadian govern- own television broadcasters, there have ment offices, the CBC monitors pick up the latest news from been instances in the past when the overseas shortwave broadcasting stations. audio from British and French TV

24 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 Around town and across the country the big rigs are rolling. And helping them "keep on truckin'" is VHF radio. Communications monitors may find these over -the -road utility signals around 45 MHz on the low band and near 160 MHz, high band.

stations has been heard around 41 MHz stateside (on a VHF radio, not a standard TV set, however). And, nearly 20 years ago, an Australian received, via the F-2 skip mode, the sound portion of a British TV program at a distance of over 10,000 miles! Assuming that the prospect of grabbing some TV DX has caught your fancy, the next question is how to do it. First, you really don't need any special equipment to accomplish the feat, at least for starters. Your Com- munications Editor has identified TV signals, traveling via E -skip, from 1,100 miles away, using only a small portable TV set with "rabbit -ears." toms as E -skip and your TV DXing ... it's in a city some 500 miles away. The thing to remember about E -skip instincts come to life. You recognize Friend, you've just experienced TV signals is that while often unstable, this thus far unrecognizable "interfer- DX .via the tropospheric bending mode. fluctuating in intensity, they are usually ence" as being caused by a distant TV And everything\ we've said about TV quite strong during "peaks." Thus, dis- signal trying to "break through" your DX holds for FM DXing, except, of tant signals can be received without an local station's programming. course, the signals have only one com- elaborate antenna system. Any televi- It may be that your "local" is just too ponent-the audio portion. sion set in good repair which gives you powerful to permit real reception of the Both E -skip and trops propagation is a good signal on local channels will "intruder." However, if you have a possible in the FM broadcasting range bring in TV DX. rotor -mounted exterior antenna, run it between 88 and 108 MHz. That fre- Naturally, a good exterior antenna through a 360 degree turn, hoping to quency block, incidentally, falls in the will help. And an antenna rotor will minimize the local and maximize the spectrum "hole" between TV channels be a big help since it will allow you to skip signal. Frequently you will be re- 6 and 7. Sporadic E -skip, as it becomes beam the antenna toward the incoming warded with a viewable' picture and more intensive, spreads upward in fre- signal for maximum strength and mini- intelligible audio. quency, first noticeable on TV channel mum interference from local or semi - If you can't pull it in, switch to your 2. If you note indications of E -skip as local stations on the same or adjoining closest "clear" channel, say Ch. 3 or high as TV channel 6, it will be worth channels. Ch. 4. There, without strong local TV your while to check for similar condi- Second, TV DX is unlike tuning signals, you may find another skip sig- tions on the low end of the FM band. shortwave stations in that you can't ever nal making it. Trops, on the other hand, will usually be certain of just when to try to log Now, there can also be too much of first become apparent on the higher distant stations. The thing is to be alert a good thing. Not infrequently the VHF TV channels or on UHF and, if for those indicators which suggest TV sporadic E layer ionization can be so sufficiently pronounced, will spread DX is possible, and then make the extensive that two or three distant sta- downward. When TV shows signs of most of them. tions' signals on the same channel will trops propagation, try first the higher A couple of examples follow: It is a be received, causing an incredible mess FM channels. FM DX signals will fol- warm late afternoon in July. You are of garbled audio and video. low the TV reception pattern in terms watching your local channel 2 TV sta- Or, in another hypothetical case, on of distance and direction, with E -skip tion. Suddenly the picture is marred by an autumn evening, you're idly spinning signals generally subject to fading and a series of black "bars" across the the channel selector. As you hit a nor- fluctuation, and trops signals steadier. screen, the picture loses "sync" and mally clear channel 10 ... surprise! a In terms of signal propagation there begins to roll, audio may be somewhat picture, an old Edward G. Robinson is an obvious interrelationship between garbled and, overall, interference is movie. That's not supposed to be there! all types of signals occupying the same heavy on both video and audio. The The picture is somewhat weak and general portions of the VHF and UHF non-DXer, with disgust, may assume snowy, but as you watch it improves in frequency ranges. Thus, if you note something is wrong with his set. He'd strength. You're puzzled, sure, but after long -haul police communications on the be just about ready to call his friendly a few minutes you're hooked enough to "low" VHF public service band, it will TV repairman when, just as suddenly, stick around for a while to see if the be worth your while to check for TV the interference subsides. Shortly, the governor will really pardon Eddy G. in DX on Ch. 2 and 3. If you find a dis- same pattern repeats itself. More "inter- time to save him from the "chair." Nine tant FMer on 107.1 MHz, bring out ference." This cycle could repeat itself minutes later there is a commercial break your aero band portable and see what for a few minutes or perhaps through- and some unfamiliar announcer comes you can get in the way of jet-set DX. out the rest of the afternoon and evening. on the screen to extole the virtues of TV and. FM DXers, in many cases, The non-DXer gives up his TV watching. Honest Al's Chrysler -Plymouth deals. are just as hung up about getting QSLs, You, however, recognize the symp- Then the address of Al's auto emporium verifying their VHF/UHF loggings as

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29 COMMUNICATIONS WoRLD/Fall-Winter 1975 Í.,.:. superhet receiver) and headphones, to ..f; ....,;...;, hear weak and scratchy radio signals GOmmunICATIOnS WORLD from Pittsburgh, Schenectady, Cincin- are other radio hobbyists. The same Do not use a flash! The light from nati, or anywhere a pioneer broadcaster general techniques apply: a report to a the flashbulb will only bounce off the had set up camp. station should include date, time and picture tube's glass face and ruin your As radio grew up, cross-country net- conditions of reception, plus enough photograph. The screen's own illumina- works were established, and the thrill program items heard or seen to estab- tion is more than adequate. of hearing a distant signal dimmed for lish that it really was the station in For more tips on snapping TV DX, most Americans. No longer did medium question which you received. write for Eastman Kodak's free pam- wave DXing command a widespread In the case of TV DX, it is possible phlet AC -10, "Photographing Television following. But there remained a hard to get an instant verification. How? Images." The address is Eastman Kodak core of DX fans. Some of those BCB With your camera, that's hovi! TV Co., Consumer Markets Division, DXers from the '20s and '30s are still DXers frequently photograph identifi- Rochester, NY 14650. active in the hobby today. And they've cation slides of their DX catches, proof And that should give you an idea of been joined by many hobby listeners, positive of reception. all the fascinating DX possibilities-in- sons, grandsons, and even great-grand- There is no great trick to taking a clOding VHF low and high band public sons of some of the original DXers. photo of a video signal, but it may take service signals, marine and aero com- BCB medium wave DXing is still as a bit of experimentation to get the munications, two and six meter hams, fascinating as it was in the days when technique down pat. A tripod mount is TV and FM DX, plus the various ultra hearing KDKA and KGY provided helpful, but not essential. Usually Tri -X high frequency signals-there to be thrills. BCB listening is perhaps the film is a good choice. For a simple logged on the frequencies above 30 easiest way to start DXing. After all, camera with a leaf shutter, a shutter MHz. you won't have to invest in a penny- speed of about 1/30th of a second is Old but New DX. If the trend toward worth of equipment. Any FM radio you advisable. You might try a somewhat DXing on the very and ultra high fre- have around the house will get you off slower setting, but certainly no faster, quencies is of relatively recent origin, the mark. Better equipment, more suited as it takes a thirtieth of a second for a medium wave broadcast band (BCB) to hearing the more distant, the weaker complete image to form on the screen. listening is an old time facet of the and harder to hear stations, can come Shorter exposures will catch only a por- hobby that remains alive and well in the later if you wish. tion of the picture. Experiment with an 1970s. There is no lack of BCB DX targets. f/5.6 setting and vary that depending. A half century ago, this is where In the United States and Canada alone on your results. With a focal plane DXing was really at. In the '20s and there are more than 5,000 different sta- camera, an f/8 setting with an eighth to early '30s, nearly every home in Amer- tions on the air. Even international DX a tenth of a second exposure is a good ica had some member who tried, with is possible on the frequencies between starting point. a cat's whisker crystal set (later, a 540 and 1600 kHz. It is possible to log

ALL STATES ON MEDIUM WAVE It is possible to hear all states on the AM medium wave kHz Call City State

broadcast band . . . but it's hard, especially after you 1000 WHWB Rutland Vermont reach 40 or 45, to log the final few. Veteran BCBers differ 1020 KDKA Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on which stations can be considered best bets, but here's CW's selection: 1030 WBZ Boston Massachusetts 1040 WHO Des Moines Iowa 1070 WTSO Madison Wisconsin kHz Call City State 1080 WTIC Hartford Connecticut 550 KFYR Bismarck North Dakota 1090 WBAL Baltimore Maryland 560 WQAM Miami Florida 1090 KAAY Little Rock Arkansas 570 WNAX Yankton South Dakota 1110 KFAB Omaha Nebraska 620 KTAR Phoenix Arizona 1110 WBT Charlotte North Carolina 630 KOH Reno Nevada 1120 KMOX St. Louis Missouri 630 WPRO Providence Rhode Island 1140 KGEM Boise Idaho 650 WSM Nashville Tennessee 1140 WRVA Richmond Virginia 650 KORL Honolulu Hawaii 1160 KSL Salt Lake City Utah 700 WLW Cincinnati Ohio 1170 WWVA Wheeling West Virginia 750 KFQD Anchorage Alaska 1190 KEX Portland Oregon 750 WSB Atlanta Georgia 1190 WOWO Ft. Wayne Indiana 760 WJR Detroit Michigan 1200 WOAI San Antonio Texas 770 WABC New York New York 1250 WREN Topeka Kansas 770 KOB Albuquerque New Mexico 1290 WKNE Keene New Hampshire 830 WCCO Minneapolis Minnesota 1370 KXLF Butte Montana 840 WHAS Louisville Kentucky 1390 WCSC Charleston South Carolina 850 WYDE Birmingham Alabama 1410 WDOV Dover Delaware 850 KOA Denver Colorado 1410 KWYO Sheridan Wyoming 870 WWL New Orleans Louisiana 1510 KGA Spokane Washington 890 WLS Chicago Illinois 1520 KOMA Oklahoma City Oklahoma 930 WPAT Paterson New Jersey 1530 KFBK Sacramento California 970 WCSH Portland Maine 1550 WOKJ Jackson Mississippi

30 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 Sixteen years old and a member of two

DXing clubs-SPEEDX and the North American Shortwave Association-that's Tony Van Himbergen, Cheboygan, MI. Tony listens to a Realistic DX -160, on which he's heard 35 countries on SWBC. stations in over 100 different countries. Several experienced BCBers have done just that! Without a doubt there are more medium wave stations on the air than you'll hear in a lifetime. If you think that hearing domestic stations (U.S. and Canadian stations, as defined by BCB listeners) is easy you are both right and wrong. Yes, in an evening you can log and identify a number of stations from coast to coast. With some effort you can probably knock off a hundred or so in short order with some concentrated effort. But then, tuning new stations becomes progressively harder. According to international agree- ments, stations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and some smaller western hemisphere countries, are located on frequencies ten kilohertz apart, from 540 to 1600 kHz. Most of these stations are, authorized to operate with powers between 250 watts (there are a few rare 100 watters) and 50,000 watts (save again for a handful of Mexican superpower outlets). And, as another the medium wave band is the regional less one of these stations is very near exception to this rule, there are some channel. There are 41 different regional your DXing location, you'll find a ter- unmanned Canadian relay stations oper- channels, each of which is the radio rific mixing of signals at night. So, ating with as little as 20 watts for local home of between 25 to 50 different plagued with co -channel interference, coverage. broadcasters. These stations are limi- the six local frequencies are known to To minimize co -channel and adjacent ted to 5,000 watts of power-consider- DXers as "The Graveyarders." BCB channel interference where so many ably less than the maximum 50,000 DXing on them is, therefore, tough, but stations are involved, the 107 different watts alloyed the clear channel outlets. challenging! frequencies between 540 and 1600 kHz And, many of the regionals broadcast What causes this diurnal change in are divided into three basic categories, only during the daytime. BCB DXing characteristics? Hopefully, each with its own restrictions on those But most domestic AM medium wave you'll remember the earlier mentions of stations which occupy those channels. stations are packed into the smallest the reflective ionospheric layers liigh The categories are known as clear, re- space imaginable, the half dozen local above the earth that "bounce" radio sig- gional, and local. channels. The six local frequencies are nals back to earth some considerable The best bets for beginning BCBers 1230, 1240, 1340, 1400, 1450, and distance from their starting point at the are the 60 different clear channels al- 1490 kHz. These' few frequencies ac- station's transmitting antenna. Previous- located in North America. The reason count for nearly a quarter of all Ameri- ly mentioned were the E and F iono- is clear: there is minimal interference can stations, with about 175 different spheric regions. Well, ,here's another to the primary stations assigned. On operations assigned to each. that plays a major role in MW BCB most of these threescore frequencies the These are the local stations, low DXing. This is the D layer. dominant station is American, but on powered, and intended to cover only a The D layer, thick and closest of the some the primary outlet is a Canadian, small radius. Many are restricted to layers to the earth's surface, absorbs Mexican,- Cuban, or Bahamian broad- daylight broadcasting only. The day- rather than reflects radio signals. Thus, caster. light -only restriction is imposed because when it exists, it gobbles up signals, pre- Clear channels they may be called, of the nature of signal propagation on venting them from reaching the higher but, in the strictest sense, only one MW the medium waves. During the day, the ionized layers, and therefore eliminating frequency is truly clear. That's 700 signals from MW stations are more or distant reception. Cut off at the pass, kHz, where WLW, the Cincinnati sta- less limited to a relatively short ground medium wave signals never get the option pioneered by Crosley, goes it alone. wave range. At night, as you have no portunity to reach the reflecting layers On the rest of the "clears," secondary doubt already noted, the signals of even above . . . thus no DX. stations are allowed to operate during relatively low powered broadcasters Fortunately, the D layer is a daytime the daylight hours, or with restrictive reach many times further. Though the phenomenon. When the sun sets, the D antenna transmission patterns that offer sunset signoff of many of the local chan- disappears, but returns shortly after protection to the primary stations. nel stations helps, many are' permitted daybreak. And so, longhaul BCB pos- The second frequency category on to continue transmitting after dark. Un- sibilities exist only at night, or during

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 31 ::, ::., 20 Hz, plus or minus. U.S. broadcast- communicnïions WORLD i' ing standards are strict; there is virtually none of the casual approach to the light-dark transition periods of of the ionosphere have less bounce to frequency assignment familiar to short- dawn and dusk. the ounce as far as radio waves are wave listeners. When to tune for BCB DX? There concerned and begin acting somewhat To make certain that their frequen- are three natural cycles to consider, one like the absorbing D layer. The number cies are on the button, stations contract of which, the daily day -night pattern, of sunspots varies over a cycle that with commercial monitoring stations to has already been mentioned. In a prac- very roughly runs 11 years. Recently check their transmitting frequencies tical sense, sunset is a good time to there has been much research into the regularly. Such frequency checks are hunt for stations located to the east- sunspot cycle but a number of questions made during early morning hours when ward. There it is already dark. Some of still remain to be completely answered. interference from other stations on the the daytime -only broadcasters have left At the moment the cycle is on its down- frequency is minimal. Frequency checks the air, cutting at least some of the hill run. As a result, some few years of usually last about 15 minutes or so. potential interference on a channel. A good BCB DX are expected. The station being checked broadcasts near path of darkness exists between There are also some man-made fac- audio tones and there are announce- you and the eastern stations, the D tors that may influence when you will ments identifying the call letters. The layer is dead or dying along those signal tune for medium wave BCB stations for signals are monitored by the radio fre- routes, and good DXing possibilities optimum results. In North America, quency measuring lab using sophisti- exist. many broadcasters, even those which cated gear. About dawn, when the buildup of the are termed 24-hours-a-day'ers, reserve These special checks also give DXers absorbing D layer has wiped out recep- the early hours on Monday mornings the opportunity to hear some stations tion to the distant east but hasn't yet for transmitter maintenance work and they might not otherwise log. Often fre- adversely affected you locally, try sta- testing. On those Monday mornings quency checks are conducted at regu- tions to the west, where darkness still when they are silent, DXers forego larly scheduled dates and times. DX reigns. some sleep to tune for other stations on clubs keep track of frequency check Remember too that stations to the the same frequencies, whose signals are schedules of many stations for the con- east sign off earlier and sign on earlier blocked at other times, or for overseas venience of members hunting those than do those to your west. In the broadcasters which can't normally be outlets. morning, while it is still dark over all heard when the dominant stations are Eqùipment tests usually aren't sched- of the U.S., look for eastern stations. transmitting. Many a rare station is uled in advance, but random early The more westerly stations won't sign heard between midnight and dawn on morning tuning may allow you to hear on until later, so interference will be Monday mornings. the testing stations. These tests usually less. The reverse situation may be true There are DXing clubs-and you'll run longer than frequency checks. The late at night, when still -broadcasting sta- hear more about them later-who ar- tests, outside regular broadcasting hours, tions in the west are freed of interfer- range special tests with various hard -to- allow engineers to peak up their trans- ence from those to the east which have hear stations. These stations cooperate mitters on -the -air. signed off the air for the night. with the hobby clubs to schedule spe- Up the Ladder. A brand new begin- Medium wave DXing is affected by a cial transmissions during the relatively ning BCB DXer will probably check out second natural cycle. This is the annual quiet Monday morning hours. When a the local and semi -local medium wave change from summer to winter. Gener- station's normal broadcasting day ex- stations in his area first. This accom- ally, DXing conditions are better in cludes these optimum times, the so- plishes two purposes. It gets the log winter than in summer. There are fewer called Courtesy Programs often give book off to a good start and gives the hours of daylight in winter, hence that DXers their only real shot at a rare listener a feel for BCB DXing. Since nasty old D -layer has less of an op- logging. these stations are relatively "close in," portunity to play spoiler. Also, the sum- Other times to hear those BCB sta- this can even be done in daylight hours. mer months bring more static and band tions whose regular broadcasting sched- Secondly, it gives the DXer the op- noise. ules normally make reception tough are portunity to begin to know the band. A third cyclical factor is the sunspot during frequency checks and equipment Before long he will realize that nabbing cycle. Sunspots are Violent eruptions on tests. The Federal Communications the more elusive DX stations is a matter the sun's face that cause heavy solar Commission insists that AM broadcast- of separating the wheat (DX) from the radiation. Such radiation has a big ing stations operate on their assigned chaff (the "regulars," the "pests" that effect on the ionosphere. During maxi- frequencies . . . and that means right tend to block reception from really mum sunspot years the reflecting layers on frequency, with a tolerance of only wanted stations). When the BCBer

SPANISH ABCs Many Latin American stations use slogans, rather than call letters, for identification. Some-particularly the Mexican medium wave outlets-also refer to call letters, in full or A=ah G = heh N = EH-neh U = 00 13 beh H AH-cheh oh veh in part. To help you identify these stations, here is the way = 0= V= the Spanish spoken letters and numbers sound. C= seh I=ee P=peh W= DOH-bleh-veh D = deh J = HOH-tah Q= koo X = EH-kees E=--- eh K kah R EH -rah Y 1= 00-noh 4= KWAT-roh 8 = OH-choh = = = ee-gree-EH-gah F= EH-feh L EH-leh EH-seh Z SEH-tah 2= dohs 5 = SING-koh 9=- NWEH-bee = S= = M EH-meh T teh 3= tress 6= seh-ees 0 = CEH-roh = = 7 = syeh-teh

32 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 knows what usually can be heard, he's little more than refrigerator -sized cans, and Asians, plus some Latins, use more apt ,to recognize when something "boxes" mounted on telephone poles. "split" frequencies. In those areas, sta- irregular is coming through. These tiny broadcasters don't, of course, tions are not separated by 10 kHz Your first 20 or 30 stations logged originate programming, but relay the spaces, hence their assigned frequencies will probably fall into the local and signals of more distant stations. They fall "in the cracks" between domestic semi -local types. Then, when you are provide an answer to the problem of channels. An east -coast listener may more or less familiar with these sta- serving rural audiences with local - find that two of his best bets for Euro- tions and where they operate, try for the quality radio signals. pean reception are the British Broad- easier -to-hear clear channel stations. Though assigned call letters of their casting Corporation's signals on 1214 Now you'll get your first taste of distant own, they are not announced. A DXer kHz and the 782 kHz station at Mira- BCB reception. hearing one of these "icebox" broad- mar, Portugal. Some of your best bets among the casters is apt to recognize it as such Listeners along the eastern seaboard "clears" are WSM, 650 kHz, Nashville; when he finds the programs of a known will find it less difficult to tune Euro- WNBC, New York on 660 kHz; Chi- Canadian medium wave station, but not pean BCB outlets than is the case for cago's 670 outlet, WMAQ, and WGN on that station's listed channel. For those in the central and western parts on 720; WWL, 870, New Orleans; example, CBN, St. John's, Newfound- of the country. But reception of some WBX, 1030, Boston; KSL, 1160, Salt land, has an LPRT (low powered relay European and North African stations is Lake City; WOAI, 1200, San Antonio, transmitter), CBNC at Gloverton, New- possible anywhere from Maine to Cali- TX; and others. foundland, broadcasting on 1090 kHz. fornia. Likewise-and considerably You can quickly add three more coun- Foreign BCB. Most MW DXers easier than Europe for most DXers- tries to your log with the more powerful sooner or later will take a crack at tun- stations in the West Indies, Central and Canadian outlets, broadcasting in either ing foreign BCB stations. An added South America can be heard throughout French or English; and a few strong problem here is the language difficul- the continent. On the Pacific coast, Mexican and Cuban stations transmit- ties; but, as with the shortwave listener, BCBers hear Hawaii and some of the ting in Spanish. careful monitoring and experience will mid -ocean islands, Japan, Korea, Asiatic As you hear more and more BCB bring you a smattering of various lan- USSR, and other oriental outlets which stations, and place check marks against guages and help you to identify the easterners find more difficult to hear. them in CW's White's Radio Log, you'll stations. Tune carefully, watch the "split" fre- turn your attention to the busier re- When hunting foreign DX, remem- quencies between the domestic BCB gional channels, where you'll meet more ber that North American and many channels, and don't jump to conclusions. co -channel interference. Sharpen your Latin American operations broadcast on Many U.S. broadcasters feature pro- ears and DXing skills on regional oper- frequencies which are multiples of 10 grams in Spanish and other languages ations such as WNAX, 570, Yankton, kHz. However, the Europeans, Afri- for local ethnic minority groups. Not SD; KABC, 790, Los Angeles; WRC, Washington, DC on. 980 kHz. The regional stations you hear at the outset will depend on where you live and those frequencies in your area which are not heavily QRMed (interfered with by other stations). Next you'll concentrate on the jam- packed "graveyard" frequencies where the pileup of stations can cause a real welter of noise from mixing signals. Here it can be really difficult to get intelligible reception, but because propa- gational factors change from day to day you may find some stations logable one day, and completely different stations possible on another day. The lowest powered stations in North America-but audible at times in the northern parts of the U.S.-are the Canadian LPRTs, the so-called "icebox" broadcasters. These are unmanned 20- and 40 -watt relay transmitters located in rural Ca- nadian regions. In many cases they are

Bill Paschke, Beloit, WI, says he "loves" DXing. That love has helped him log 122 countries and 257 stations on shortwave. Bill also enjoys listening to BCB medium wave stations. Disabled and on a pension, he has served as assistant director of the Handicapped Aid Program (HAP). His monitoring is done with a Galaxy R530 receiver.

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communicarions WORLD every foreign language station is located 90 METER BAND (3,209-3,400 in a foreign land. kHz)-This, is the second of the three Your first foreign DXing attempts Tropical Bands. It also is a "night" may be non-productive, but with time band. During the daylight hours, prob- and experience you should be able to ably the only station you'll manage to add at least 10, 20, or more foreign hear is CHU, the Canadian time sta- loggings to your totals. tion at Ottawa, on 3,330 kHz. Broadcasting on Shortwave. While From dusk through dawn, with the there is only one medium wave band exception of the middle -of -the -night on which the broadcast type AM sta- period when they're off the air, you can Now here's a radio receiver that has been tions operate, there are an even dozen find a number of Central and South around for many a year. It is an ranges used by frequency the shortwave American shortwavers broadcasting in RCA -manufactured Radiola Ill, Type R1, broadcasters. Spanish and Portuguese (Brazilians, of covering the frequencies between 220 and Technically, the shortwaves (high course). Late night hours will see some 550 meters. It belongs to reader Garfield frequency, HF) include the frequencies African stations coming on the air. It's Trudeau, Rt. 1, Middlebury, VT, who from 3,000 to 30,000 kHz. But, com- early morning on the other side of the would like to hear from old timers who monly, DX hobbyists also include' the Atlantic, and these broadcasters are could give him some information about frequencies between 1,605 and 3,000 then signing on to start their daily the receiver. kHz as well in their definition of SW. schedule. Also, from shortly before your There is a span of 28,395 kilohertz local dawn until just after the sun rises, West Germany's Deutsche Welle, the from the top to the bottom of the Asian and Pacific area stations filter VOA, and many more, aiming pro- shortwave range. But only about 11 through. grams in English and a variety of other percent of these frequencies are in- 75 METER BAND (3,900-4,000 languages to overseas audiences. cluded in the dozen SWBC bands. Be- kHz)-The next in line as we head up And you're going to log those broad- tween these bands you'll find all sorts of the frequency spectrum is 75 meters. casters who don't have their sights set other radio activity, the hams and the This is not considered a broadcasting on foreign audiences, but whose pro- utility type non -broadcast stations. So band in the western hemisphere, but it grams can be logged by DXers none- just tuning at random for the SW broad- is in other parts of the world. Propaga- theless. There are African countries, casters may be a rather ineffective ap- tionally, it is similar to 90 meters, but it Nigeria, Ethiopia, Burundi, and others. proach to SWLing. Concentrate your is plagued with heavy interference be- Among the Latins represented are Co- tuning efforts in the following SWBC cause it is shared with the radio hams. lumbian, Venezuelan, and Chilean sta- bands: Not too much SWBC radio activity tions. You can hear Australian and 120 METER BAND (2,300-2,495 on 75 MB, but the better DX possibili- Asian signals as well. kHz)-"120" is the lowest frequency of ties here include the Cape Verde Is- Forty-nine meters opens up earlier in the twelve SW bands. Together with lands, off Africa's west coast, Greenland, the afternoon, closes somewhat later in the 60 and 90 meter bands, they com- a number of local service Indonesian the morning, but still it is essentially a prise what are known as the Tropical stations, and the ultra -rare Falkland darkness band. Bands. Islands. 41 METER BAND (7,100-7,300 Why Tropical? The reason is that 60, 60 METER BAND (4,750-5,060 kHz)-Like 75 meters, "41" is shared 90, and 120 are rarely used by the kHz)-The third of the Tropical Bands with the ham radio operators, a fact major international broadcast stations, is a hotbed of DX activity, making it a which neither DXers nor amateurs are those that direct their programs at for- favorite of veteran SWLs. The band too crazy about since mutual interfer- eign audiences. Instead, most of the opens somewhat earlier than the lower ence can be severe in portions of the inhabitants of the lower SW frequencies frequencies and remains active a bit band. are local or regional stations whose pro- longer after sunrise, but still it is es- Outside our hemisphere, the frequen- grams are intended for audiences in sentially a "night" band. cies are used by a number of shortwave their home countries. And as most of Most of the stations you find here broadcasters in the USSR, Europe, them are located in the latitudes near will be the local and regional home Africa, and Asia. Not much Latin .the equator, in Africa, Asia, and Latin service outlets, but these days some of American activity here, though. America, they're dubbed Tropical. the International Broadcasters also can 31 METER BAND (9,500-9,775 Frankly, there aren't too many sta- be found. kHz)-This "middle" band may well be tions that operate in the 120 MB area, The basic pattern found on 90 MB the best range of frequencies for the but those that do can generally be con- holds on "60." There are many more beginning DXer. Many of the large sidered good to expellent DX. During stations to be heard though, stations in international broadcasting stations oper- the daylight hours the band is dead, Central and South America, Africa, ate here. During the early to middle except perhaps for the time signals, of Asia and the Pacific, plus some home evening hours in North America, many WWV, Ft. Collins, CO, on 2,500 kHz service Soviet .operations. of them beam English language broad- (technically just above the band). At 49 METER BAND (5,950-6,200 casts to the U.S. and Canada. These night, on occasion, you may find a few kHz)-Crowded! That's the word for stations include powerful transmitters in Latin Americans, a rare Venezuelan or "49." One basic reason is that on this Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania, plus Brazilian. Pre -dawn, several Guate- band collide a number of local service U.S. and Canadian broadcasters. A few malan outlets and, if you are still and international broadcasting stations. local -type Latin Americans also can be luckier, a handful of Papua-New On one hand you'll find the big guys, found operating on "31." Guinea stations might be heard. the British Broadcasting Corporation, Thirty-one meters is useful for at

34 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD 'Fall -Winter 1975 least a portion of the daylight hours, just isn't much broadcasting activity to international broadcast SW bands. This though not usually during the local mid- be heard up here. When propagation has led.some stations to crowd the band day period. The evening hours are good, conditions are optimum there are some edges and, in some cases, spill outside but later at night the band usually "goes international broadcasters to hear on the designated frequency blocks to find out." "11," but for now it's rather quiet. Give a relatively clear channel. So don't con- 25 METER BAND (11,700-11,975 eleven meters a few years, though, and sider the formal band limits as rock kHz)-This band has some of the char- then check it out during the sunspot solid. acteristics of 31 meters. The same sort maximum. It will be a different story Feedback. One of the best things of international broadcasters use this then! about writing a magazine for DXers is band rather extensively and it can be The bulk of the shortwave broadcast the response from readers. Frankly, a busy place to tune for SWBC signals. signals are to be found in these dozen here at COMMUNICATIONS WORLD'S DX A few South American outlets, especial- SWBC bands. But there are exceptions. Central, we want you to write back! ly the Brazilians, can put in good signals Amid the utility type, non -broadcast By the very nature of the hobby, as well. transmissions in the "holes" between DXing has a tendency to be a lone wolf It can be al rather crowded band the SWBC bands will be found some sort of activity . . . one listener, one especially during the afternoons and broadcasters. receiver. The social opportunities are early evenings. But pit is something of The choice is deliberate for a share few unless you have the good fortune of a transitional area, neither fully a day- of them, including Mainland China and living in a community with other DX light hunting ground nor a haunt for North Korea. Also inhabiting these be- fans. So, generally DXers must com- night -owl SWLs. tween -band areas are a number of local municate via mail and through the f 9 METER BAND (15,100-15,450 service Indonesian outlets, especially the pages of club bulletins and, yes, CW. kHz)-"19" is a good band to tune low powered "county" government sta- Here at CW we welcome your letters, during the daylight hours, though sig- tions. Some of these Indonesian stations with comments and questions. We want nals die out in the evening. During our have been heard stateside on frequencies to hear from you and we'd like to have. day, you can find a number of the more between 3,400 and 3,800 kHz. your photograph. Many of your pictures powerful European broadcasters and There are some South American sta- appear in these pages. After all, it is our some Mid -Eastern stations, such as Ku- tions broadcasting out -of-band, includ- chance to get to know you, what you're wait, plus some nice African signals. ing some Bolivians in the 4,400-4,750 doing, what you're hearing and what Early evenings a number of Brazilian kHz territory. It is not entirely clear if you (and your listening gear) look like. outlets can be heard. A DXer favorite is these stations are assigned by their We get so much mail that it isn't al- Radio Tahiti on 15,170 kHz, at mid - country's government to operate on ways possible to answer you personally evening if the band holds up that long. those frequencies or if questionable by mail. There just isn't the time or During the earlier part of the evening, technical standards and an ignorance of manpower to research all those ques- you can find Radio Japan and Radio international broadcasting conventions tions we get . . . and boy, do we get Peking among the audible Asian outlets. are the causes. questions! 16 METER BAND (17,700-17,900 The power race begun some years Many of the answers can be found kHz)-This is a daylight band, pure and ago by the large international broad- in standard reference sources, books simple. It opens after dawn and signals casters is continuing. There was a day about DXing, radio club bulletins and fade out about sunset. It is used mainly when 50 kW was considered high the .like. Later on we'll have something by some of the large international power. Today there are 300 kW short- to say about those information sources broadcasters. There isn't as much ac- wave transmitters operated by a number and some guidance on building a DX tivity as there was a few years back of countries. And there's talk about a reference library for your listening den. when the sunspot count was high and new explosion in broadcasting power on But for now, however, let's look at stations shifted all their frequencies SW, perhaps up to 2,500 kW! With all some of the questions that CW has re- upward. But there are still a number of this "shouting to be heard," interfer- ceived recently. If possible we'll try to stations to be heard days. ence has taken a quantum leap in the provide some answers to the ones that 13 METER BAND (21,450-21,750 kHz)-The story is much the same here as it was on "16." A daytime band with international broadcasters, mostly, but less activity than there was seven or eight years ago. Still, DXer Glenn Hauser made a band survey of 13 meters not too long ago. He came up with around 60 different stations, including broadcasters in Belgium, Morocco, Madagascar, Hun- gary, the Soviet Union, Switzerland, Italy, the Philippines, Finland, Saudi Arabia, Norway, Kuwait, Australia, and other nations. 11 METER BAND (25,600-26,100 kHz)-This "sun" band is the highest of the twelve SW ranges and, really, there

Since 1968 the programs of the Finnish Broadcasting Co. have originated from this modern building in Helsinki.

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fali-Wlnter 1975 35 .....:: the same radio frequency. Positioning ...,r WORLD of a receiver will be established by inter- GommunlCATIOnS section of hyperbolic contours defined seem to be plaguing a number of you JAX Jacksonville, FL 344 kHz by the relative radio frequency phase of readers. Longwave DXing, tuning the NSY New Orleans, LA 338 kHz the transmissions of suitably chosen low and very low frequencies below 540 SAN San Diego, CA 224 kHz pairs of the eight stations." kHz, seems to be a phase of the hobby SFO San Francisco," CA 227 kHz Simply put, Omega will allow a navi- that interests a number of readers. And Ralph K. Davis, Ft. Plain, NY gator aboard a ship or plane anywhere Stephen Post, Brooklyn, NY writes and Harry A. Weber, Chicago, are in the world to determine, with a high that he recently heard a station on 355 among those readers interested in long - degree of accuracy, just where in the kHz while scanning the longwave band wave DXing. Reader Davis, who "start- heck he is! The eight Omega stations on his radio. "It seemed to give ed in wireless" back in 1920, reports are located in Norway, Liberia, Hawaii, weather. Could you find out about this reception of the "eight Omega tones" North Dakota, Reunion Island, Argen- station?" Steve, there are a number of on VLF. tina, Australia, and Japan. The Omega low frequency weather stations that Omega, for budding longwave listen- station at Liberia recently replaced a broadcast reports at 15 and 45 minutes ers, is a radio navigation system oper- temporary facility on the West Indian after each hour. It is impossible to say ated by the U.S. Navy in partnership island of Trinidad. In their early stages just which one you received, but here's with six other nations. The system's of development, Omega signals have a mini -list of them which you, and purpose is to provide global all-weather been reported on such frequencies as other longwave fans might look for. navigation. According to official infor- 10.2, 12.2, and 12.85 kHz. BOS Boston, MA 382 kHz mation, ". . . Eight VLF transmitting Mr. Davis also inquires about other LGA New York, NY 209 kHz stations will be distributed around the VLF signals, such as GBR. This is a MIV Millville, NJ 365 kHz globe. Each station will transmit for British operation located at Rugby, Eng- NGU Norfolk, VA 269 kHz about one second in turn at precisely land, which transmits time signals on

TIME AROUN D THE WORLD

When your clock indicates 8:00, what time is it in Australia? In Mozambique? In Ankara? To compute the time anywhere i n the world, add (+) or subtract -) the number of hours indic ated to or from GMT. The parenthetical figures show dayligh t savings time during the particul ar country's summer months. Remember that south of the equator the seasons are reversed

Sabah. +8 Aden +3 Cook Is. -101 Japan +9 Sao Tome 0 Afghanistan +4V2 Costa Rica -6 ,Jordan +2 Sarawak +8 Alaska -8 Cuba -5 Kenya -- 3 Seychelles +4 Albania +1 Cyprus +2 Korea 1- 9 Sierra Leone o Algeria 0 Czechoslovakia +1 Kuwait +3 Singapore +71/º Argentina -4(-3) Dahomey +1 Laos +7 Solomon Is. +11 Ascension Is. 0 Denmark +1 Lebanon +2 Somalia +3 Australia Ecuador -5 Liberia -3/a South Africa +2 Eastern +10 Egypt +2(+3) Luxembourg +1 Spain +1 Central +91/2 El Salvador -6 Libya .+2 Surinam -34 Western +8 Ethiopia +3 Malagasy Rep. +3 Sweden +1 Austria +1 Falkland Is. -4(-3) Malawi +2 Switzerland +1 Azores -1 Fiji Is. +12 Malaysia +71/z Tahiti -10 Bahamas -5 Finland +2 Maldive Is. +51/2 Tanzania +3 Bahrain +4 France +1 Mali 0 Thailand +7 Belgium +1 Gabon +1 Martinique -4 Timor +8 Bermuda -4 , Gambia o Mauritania 0 Tunisia +1 Bolivia -4 Germany +1 Mauritius +4 Turkey +2 Botswana +2 Ghana o Mexico -6 Uganda +3 Brazil Gilbert Is. +12 Monaco -i-1 Uruguay -3 Eastern -3(-2) Greece +2 Mongolia +8 USSR Central -4(-3) Guam +10 Morocco o Moscow +3 Western -5(-4) Guatemala -6 Mozambique +2 Baku 4 Brunei +8 Guiana, Fr. -3 Nepal + 5.40 Sverdlovsk 5 Bulgaria +2 Guinea 0 Neth. Antilles -4 Tashkent 6 Burma -1-61/2 Guinea, Eq. +1 New Caledonia +11 Novosibirsk +7 Burundi +2 Guinea, Port. -1 New Guinea +10 Irkutsk +8 Cambodia +7 Guyana -34 New Hebrides +11 Yakutsk +9 Canada Haiti -5 New Zealand +12 Khabarovsk I-10 Atlantic -4(-3) Hawaii -10 Nicaragua -6 Magadan 11 Eastern -5(-4) Holland +1 Niger 1 Petropavlovsk -i-12 Central -6(-5) Honduras, Br. -6(-51/2) Nigeria 1 Anadyr +13 Mountain -7(-6) Hong Kong -E 8(+9) Norway +1 USA Pacific -8(-7) Hungary +1 Pakistan +5 Eastern -5(-4) Yukon -9(-8) Iceland -1(0) Panama -5 Central -6(-5) Canary Is, 0 India +51h Paraguay -4 Mountain -7(-6) Cape Verde Is. -2 Indonesia Peru -5 Pacific -8(-7) Central Afr. Rep. +1 West +7 Philippines +8 Vatican +1 Ceylon (Sri Lanka) +51/2 Central +8 Poland +1 Venezuela -4 Chad +1 East +9 Portugal +1 Vietnam, S. +8 Chile -4 Iran +31h Qatar +4 Vietnam, N. +7 China Iraq +3 Reunion +4 Windward Is. -4 Eastern +8 Israel +2 Rhodesia +2 Yemen +3 Western +6 Italy +1(+2) Rumania 2 Yugoslavia +1 Colombia -5 Ivory Coast 0 Rwanda 2 Zambia +2

36 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD 'Fall -Winter 1975 16 kHz. Duane Bentley, Omaha, asks if CW Worth, FL. There are, of course, many Higher up in the longwave range, can't have more information on CW more, plus CW stations operated by our several listeners, members of the Na- stations. That may be a bit confusing, own military forces. tional Radio Club (Box 127, Boonton, so we'd better note here that CW, in If you are a whiz with code, none NJ 07005), Bob Foxworth and Charles addition to being our shorthand ab- of them will give you any difficulty in Clayton, note reception of several for- breviation for COMMUNICATIONS "reading." If your code speed is a bit eign LW broadcasters, including Radio WORLD, stands for continuous wave in- on the slow side, here's a tip. All you Monte Carlo, 218 kHz; Radio Luxem- ternational Morse code signals. need is a tape recorder with two speeds. bourg, 236 kHz; Europa I, in West Ger- "I'm sure there must be quite a few Many CW stations, when they're not many on 180 kHz; and Radio France, SWLs who copy code and want to tune actually transmitting code traffic, send 164 kHz. - CW stations other than the hams," ob- a marker signal. This usually consists of A CW reader in Seattle, John Lauer - serves Duarte. OK, Duane, we'll have to a number of Morse letter "V's" (di-di- man suggests DXers interested in this go into that aspect of DXing in a later di-dah), the letters "de" (meaning "low-down" listening contact the Long - issue of the magazine. For now, though, "from") , and the station's call letters. wave Club of America, c/o John Clem- just a rough overview of some of the Sometimes the general call, "CQ" re- ents, 11425 Albers No. 5, North Holly- types of non -ham CW signals on short- places the "V's." This marker is re- wood, CA 91601. A good thought, wave. peated over and over. John! There are a number of foreign mili- While not sent at extremely high "Hey, doesn't CW know that there tary transmissions. Frequency ranges speed, it may be too fast for novice are space freaks out .here in reader - worth trying are 6,400 to 6,800 kHz. code -readers. The trick is to tape the land?" queries Len Johnson, San Fran- Examples: CFN, the Canadian Navy marker at fast speed and play it back at cisco. "How about some dope on moni- radio at Halifax, Nova Scotia, 6,449.5 slow. Then it is no problem to mark toring the satellites?" Better yet, Len, kHz, and GZC3, British Royal Navy, down the individual di's and dah's, and we'll put you in touch with a group of 6,519.5 kHz, on the island of Mauritius the translation to English is easy. satellite DXers.' A group known as the in the Indian Ocean. Other spots to tune Snooping on the Spies. COMMUNI- Kettering Group, founded by a British are 8,500 to 8,800 kHz and various CATIONS WoRLr, readers often write in science teacher, has been monitoring 'areas of the 10, 11, 12, and 13 MHz to ask about strange shortwave stations Russian and American space shot sig- ranges. they receive whose broadcasts consist nals, both telemetry and voice, for ten A good place to look for CW signals mostly of a man or woman reading years now. is in the block of frequencies between series of numerals, usually in groups of According to James E. Oberg, secre- the regular shortwave broadcast bands. four or five digits. Solid information tary of the North American branch of There are commercial radiotelegraph about these transmissions is difficult to "'the Kettering Group, some of the most stations transmitting in a number of obtain, but it is believed that most such interesting accomplishments in 1974 areas on your SW dial. Duane cites a stations are broadcasting coded mes- were the receiving of signals from the number of these which he's logged: sages to agents operating in other coun- Soviet Luna -22 probe in lunar orbit, KOK, KLB, WAX, WCC, and WOE tries. It is said that the number groups plus monitoring of the launchings of included. aired are one -time -use numerical codes Soyuz-14 and 15 and the last days of The first two stations belong to ITT and these are nearly impossible to break, the Salyut -3 space station. Ober says, World Communicatidns, Inc., and are even by computer analysis. Some of with understandable pride, that when located at Cerritos, CA and Seattle, these stations are located in East Ger- the press refers to "radio amateurs" as WA, respectively. WAX, at Ft. Lauder- many, it is known. But other countries, the source of information on space sig- dale, FL, is operated by Tropical'Radio including presumably the U.S., also are nals they are "talking about the 'Ket- Telegraph Co. RCA Global Communi- involved. Most transmissions are in tering Group.'" cations operates WCC from. North Spanish, English, or German. Here are New members are always needed, adds Chatham, MA and WOE. from Lake a few frequencies (in kHz) to try: Oberg. "This activity 'can be enjoyable and educational ... even for those with only a simple receiver tuned to 20 MHz. It can be the basis for radio clubs or science classes who want to try something more advanced. It involves real space detective work and a lot of un- expected surprises." If this sounds like a new angle to DXing that you'd like to try, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to James E. Oberg, P.O. Box 46, College Park, MD 20740. In your letter, mention the radio gear you're using, your phone number and, if you know it, your latitude and longitude. "We're going to have a lot of fun!" Oberg concludes.

The Radio Peking building, right foreground, is spectacularly illuminated by a fireworks display during a nighttime celebration in the Chinese capital.

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.:...:::..,. operate with a good 15 -to-20 -year -old Gom mu n ICATIonS WORLD ...;; receiver. This suggests two things: there's a lot of life in a DX receiver and, in radios, one man's meat is an- not have to Spanish English German A beginning listener may other man's dogfood! invest a nickle to get started in DXing. 3,204 4,308 3,220 It is doubtful that you'll hear any- As earlier, the BCBer can start 3,270 5,810 4,050 noted thing on a $3,-000 rig that you won't with almost any radio that covers the 3,450 6,722 4,665 on a $300 model -if the operator is suf- wave band. For shortwave 4,556 8,413 5,020 AM medium ficiently skilled and has patience. The it be a multi -band por- 4,680 9,072 6,400 listening might fancy high priced set may make it own, or that old all - 5,810 9,117 7,450 table you already easier, may make real DX loggings more in the attic. 6,690 11,250 7,850 wave console regular, or simply make listening more in your head. Don't 6,725 12,405 11,400 Don't get over fun. But don't let the fact that you've will sour a novice 8,413 17,590 "overbuy." Nothing only got a hundred or several hundred than spending "mucho 9,920 19,460 DXer faster bucks to spend get you down. DXing with the expectation that he 9990 dinero" can be a great pastime even if you've be able to hear anything 11,400 will, overnight, got the simplest gear. 14,775 and everything. Basically there are three or four Yes, a receiver is probably the single things to look for in a communications piece of equipment a Frequently, COMMUNICATIONS WORLD most important receiver. One, and probably not the can buy. But in our not so hum- gets letters from readers who ask which DXer most important these days, is stability. experience and know-how, shortwave receiver they should buy. ble opinion, This means the ability of the radio to only after one serves a . . . Frankly, this is an area we shy which come stay tuned to the desired frequency in the hobby, away from. We're sympathetic; it's not learning apprenticeship without "drifting." The two major for at least half of the game. The that. You plan to invest some hard count causes of instability are heat and me- is than the guy twist- earned cash in a SW rig and you don't receiver no better chanical shock, which can alter the ac- want to make a mistake. But there are ing the dial. tions of delicate circuitry. As there is receiver you use for many factors to take into considera- So, whatever no appreciable heat generated in a solid it, tax it to its tion. We can't put ourselves into your your DXing, learn to use state transistorized design, thermal sta- DX potential, then trade up shoes. maximum bility is not an important factor. day 'and age it is There is no one best receiver. Ex- to a better set. In this Vacuum tubes do generate heat anä that you'll be able to perienced DXers can't agree. One more than likely every tube -designed set will drift. How- the old jobbie and move swears by one manufacturer, another sell or trade ever, a good unit will stabilize on fre- too great an additional in- wouldn't touch that brand with a ten up without quency and not drift after about a half- time get that foot pole. Even among different models vestment. And, by the you hour warm-up. Thermal stability usually set you've been dreaming about, you'll by the same maker, opinions vary. It's is only worth worrying about in the DX skills to the like asking a half dozen people which have built up your case of an inexpensive tube set. the new rig auto or TV set you should buy. You'll point where you can use Manufacturers can lick the mechani- probably get six different answers. And to best advantage. cal shock problem by using solid con- is factor that for many of who's right, and who's wrong? Price one struction techniques, a sturdy chassis, us is the critical one. A new communi- In a recent mail, for instance, there and heavy-duty components. Again, it is doesn't sell for pennies. were two letters from purchasers of a cations receiver the less expensive sets, where corners Yet, I don't think DXing can fairly be well-known medium-priced communica- are cut to meet a price, that this is hobby. tions receiver. One writer gave it rave called an expensive worth considering. reviews; the other panned it horribly Yes, the initial outlay, whether it's Sensitivity is more important. This is buy that manu- $100 or $4,000 or somewhere in be- and vowed he'd never the ability of the communications receiv- facturer's products again. tween, is not peanuts. But with proper er to bring in aoweak radio signal .. . specific shortwave receiver that attention and care, periodic replacement One what DXing is all about, after all. One mail is a South of tubes, perhaps, a realignment when has drawn considerable way to obtain sensitivity is to design a import, the Barlow -Wadley that's called for, there is no reason why African set with a tuned radio frequency (RF) Among those seeking it shouldn't continue to perform well XCR-30 portable. amplifier stage. Again, except for the the B -W are for a decade or two. more information about budget units, most communications rigs L. J. The state of the electronics art is ad- Mark Kirschenbaum, Union, NJ; have an RF stage. Demers, Saginaw, MI; and Charles Ha- vancing, to be sure. But much of today's A sensitive receiver is one thing, but jek, Baltimore. To these readers, and electronic design work is very special- it's not enough. The electronics of a others who haven't been able to locate ized. Receivers of the future probably receiver creates at least some internal a stateside source, we suggest you write will have fancy digital electronic read-. proper design can minimize to the importer, Gilfer Associates, Inc., outs. Top of the line models have that noise. But this. Too much internal receiver -gener- P.O. Box 239, Park Ridge, NJ 07656, feature today. Sets may become even incoming signal, for information. more compact. ated noise will mask an sensitive a radio might The Shortwave Receiver. While not There are some mighty good com- no matter how You want a good signal to signal - anxious to have some readers out for munications receivers on the market tobe. to make the our blood for recommending a com- day ... not as wide a selection as there plus -noise ratio (S/S+N) use of your receiver's munications receiver which for some was a few years back, perhaps, but those most effective sensitivity. reason, real or imagined, doesn't live up sold today are fine DX machines. Yet it available to their expectations, there are some is also true that some very experienced Here's a quick and easy test you can general tips that may help you reach SWLs, who very likely could afford a make, even in a dealer's showroom if your own decision. new multi-kilobuck beauty, choose to he has some sort of suitable antenna

38 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 available. With the antenna connected, nate at the IF amplifier frequency. It mally you get a sliderule-type system, tune across all the bands. Don't be con- "narrows the gate" and shaves off most in which a bar -marker moves across a cerned about the stations you can hear; of the interference on either side of the marked dial plate. Often these are poor- listen instead for the background noise tuned frequency. Other receivers use ly marked, and with a fairly small dial "between" stations. Next, disconnect the ceramic or mechanical filters, which plate it is hard to tell, for instance, if antenna and make the same check. A generally perform the same function. you're tuned to 9,600, 9,650 or 9,700 set without antenna connected should Mechanical filters, which employ a kHz. Unless you can tell a frequency produce significantly less background series of resonant discs instead of quartz far more accurately than that, your DX- noise. The noises you hear with the or ceramic devices, are considered su- ing will be a rather hit or miss proposi- antenna disconnected are produced by perior if well made. But mechanical tion. the receiver's circuitry. filtering, done properly, really kicks up Some sets have a built-in frequency It' is possible to boost the sensitivity the price of a receiver! determining aid called a crystal cali- of an inexpensive receiver. Adding an But all the selectivity and sensitivity brator. This device spots audio tones, outboard auxiliary preselector can be a in the world won't help you bring in usually every 100 kHz (though external big help by increasing signal gain and wanted DX signals unless you are able crystal calibrators producing tones every rejecting images, unwanted false signals to tune your receiver to exactly the fre- 50, 25, 10, etc. kHz can be added to that crop up where Irhey don't belong. quency where your station transmits, so your listening setup). Using the fre- But we'll talk more about preselectors frequency readout becomes very im- quencies of certain regular, known sta- at another time. portant. In the '70s, the problem of tions, plus the marker tones, it is pos- There are two more factors to look poor frequency readout has been licked sible to make homemade graphs of each for in choosing a communications re- ... but to get it you have to pay! DX band to help you find the frequen- ceiver, perhaps the most important. Top -of -the -liners usually feature an cies you want to tune. This will give a They are selectivity and frequency read- electronic digital readout. You want to fair degree of accuracy. out. Selectivity gleans being able to tune to 15,220 kHz? You just tune the The Pre -Used Set. Since communi- bring in the wanted station but rejecting receiver until its little illuminated nu- cations receivers have a long life, but all or most other signals on adjoining meral readout indicates you're tuned because many listeners choose from frequencies (in short, rejecting inter- right on the button. You can have tun- time to time to trade up to a classier rig, ference). Today's shortwave frequen- ing accuracy to a fraction of a kHz! there are used receivers on the market. cies are crowded and it takes a good Some less costly sets-but still costing a Like an auto that's been "pre -driven," receiver to sort out the desired signal couple of hundred dollars at least-will a used communications set can be a from the unwanted ones. Without ade- give you a highly accurate mechanical real buy ... or a lemon. Many dealers quate selectivity, station will seem to type readout of frequency, at least to take in older but perfectly good radios pile up on station, creating a bedlam of the nearest kilohertz and, with intérpo- in trade. Many will recondition the set noise and unintelligibility. And, in most lation, to fractional kHz. In terms of before reselling it. Others will simply cases, much of what you are paying for practical DX operation, the mechanical sell "as is." If it needs work, but is in an expensive set is circuitry to pro- type direct frequency readouts are no basically okay, you can recondition it

vide selectivity. less satisfactory than the . electronic yourself (with some electronics know- This can be done in a number of types. how) or pay to have it done. ways or in a combination of ways. A But, with the inexpensive sets, nor- There may be a bit of a gamble in superheterodyne receiver makes use of an intermediate frequency amplifier- the so-called IF stage-to produce basic selectivity. A double or triple conversion model with multiple IF st ges will provide better selectivity and, o course, cost more. Some receivers use the notch filter technique. This device, built into the set, suppresses a narrow range Of frequencies. This "dead" notch is tunable a few kilohertz on each side of the frequency to which you are tuned. Tune the "dead spot" right on top of an adjacent undesired signal and you go a long way toward attenuating that interference. There are several types of filters em- ployed in receivers today. A crystal filter is a bit of quartz ground to reso -

This attractively paneled DX den belongs to Leland Swenson of Scandinavia, WI. A DXer for about five years, Leland's listening gear includes, from left, a Zenith Transoceanic portable, a Radio Shack DX -190 with a Realistic Patrolman 6 on top, and a Realistic DX150A communications set.

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 39 ..:.., 15,300 kHz, although 15,165 and GOmmunICATIOnS WORLD 15,120 were in use at the time also. Another query with a Gallic flavor buying a used set. But you can minimize about one -tenth of its new price. And -no Bunky, I didn't say garlic-comes the risks by dealing with a reputable -finding aging but adequate beginner sets from Tim Fisher, Columbus, OH. "I dealer, buying it from someone you for under $20 at amateur radio ham- picked up a broadcast at about 9,680 know and trust, getting a guarantee fests is not uncommon. So, new or kHz, repeating a statement that went from the seller that it is in the condition used, cheap or expensive, go get your- something like, "Ici Cayenne, Radio .. . he purports it to be, or by taking along self a receiver and get in on the DXing Terminal of the Administration ... this a knowledgeable friend-perhaps a local fun. is a test transmission...." Tim wants to ham radio operator-when you go More DXing Questions. A few know what the station is and can he shopping. quickies next on unidentified stations get a verification. And most American manufacturers readers have been hearing. Though I don't have the station listed will realign and recondition an older From Steven Macko, Northlake, IL: on that frequency, undoubtedly you set they once manufactured, and the "On Feb. 2 at 1702 GMT on a fre- heard a voice mirror (repeated identifi- result will be more than satisfactory. quency of 15.23 MHz I heard a station cation announcement) from a transmit- This service will cost a modest amount, called Radio France Int. I'm pretty sure ter of the French Telecommunications but if you buy at the right price you it broadcasts out of Africa. It was in Service at Cayenne, French Guiana. can afford it. English and had news and music. I'd The station has been known to verify, Depending on the condition, and the like to know what country it comes but with utility outlets it is never a sure demand for a particular used set, you from." Steve, you're going to hate your- bet. Reports can be ,sent to Le Chef de can probably save a quarter or a half self on this one. It comes from France. Centre, Centre Radioelectrique de Cay- of the original price. Norman Sims, one The former French government broad- enne, Boite Postal 1001, Cayenne, Fr. of our faithful readers, found a well - casting corporation, ORTF, was broken Guiana. used Hallicrafters SX-28 Super Sky - up at the end of '74. The radio division "Whatever happened to Radio Nord- rider at a flea market not long ago. is now called Radio France and at least see International?" asks Robert Bohl - True, it is a very old model, at least part of the program you heard seems man, Hartford, WI. Radio Nordsee In- 30 years old, but it worked. The price? to be France Inter, a relay of a home ternational was an unlicensed pirate Two dollars! service broadcast. But you are right in commercial broadcaster which operated We know of an early '50s receiver, suggesting an African connection. The from shipboard off the Dutch coast. A once Hallicrafters top line, an SX-62, in transmission is beamed to, not from, number of North American DXers log- very good shape, that recently sold for Africa. The frequency probably was ged its shortwave signals on a frequency that varied from 6,205 to 6,210 kHz. What happened to RNI was that the Dutch government finally acted and made it illegal for advertisers to buy radio time from the station. Also, efforts to get logistical support, food, and fuel, were hampered. So the pirate station closed up shop just a little less than a year ago. There was word that the ship station would be rechristened Radio Nova and would move to an anchorage off Italy. As of this writing it hasn't happened. We have an answer now to a question asked in the last issue of CW by Texan Scott Strentzsch about a mysterious "Radio VIP" heard on "about 1450 kHz." We blew the answer, but Tom Sundstrom, Willingboro, NJ, came through. Though Scott missed the correct frequency, Tom says Radio VIP is the identification of the all -English- speaking XEVIP, Mexico City, on 1560 kHz. Tom reports hearing it after about 0600 GMT. Unhappily for Scott, Tom reports that the station won't QSL "out of fear that Mexico's 'FCC' will clamp down on apparent widespread signals." Are you handicapped? Do you know

Radio Canada International is a widely heard, popular shortwave voice. One reason the SW signals get out so well is this elaborate antenna system at the CRC's transmitting center at Sackville, New Brunswick.

40 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD /Fall -Winter 1975 someone who is and would like some antennas for VHF and UHF if you ternational shortwave stations." help in getting started in DXing? Then don't wish to go "outdoors." Though different in specifics, there you should know about the Handi- But, regardless of the antennas, it is is a common theme in these and simi- capped Aid Program (HAP) . This or- unreasonable to expect to receive FM lar letters from readers. It is a need to ganization, made up of DXers, does DX from Hawaii and Alaska down know when and where to hear various all it can to assist physically handi- there in Louisiana. BCB reception of stations. At the outset, some tub -thump- capped persons get started or advance Alaska and Hawaii is possible, but rare. ing for our own White's Radio Log, in the hobby. In some cases this might Under E -skip conditions you should which you'll find, if you haven't already, involve the loan of receiving gear, free receive some distant police calls on the at the back of this (and every) issue of radio club memberships, or perhaps VHF public service bands. We suggest COMMUNICATIONS WORLD. But, admit- just a friendly helping hand, in person that, for now at least, you scale down tedly, it is only a sampling of the short- or by correspondence. your DX hopes. wave broadcast offerings available. Anyone interested in more dope on Next, three letters from listeners in We're glad that reader Gesell quali- the HAP operations may write to HAP different parts of the U.S. "I am a mer- fied his question about a shortwave Director, International Coordinating chant seaman," writes Dana Hitchcock, guide with the words "complete as pos- Committee, c/o Gene Moser, 6805 Newtown Square, PA. "I would like to sible." In nearly 30 years of DXing, Woodland Court, Coloma, MI 49038. find a source of information on the we've yet to come across the list with CHAP, the Canadian chapter of HAP AFRTS (Amdrican Forces Radio TV the ultimate in completeness. Things in is chaired by Harold T. Sellers, 20-122 Service) frequencies and schedules. the SW world change too fast to make Giroux St., North Bay, Ont. PI B 7Y7, These programs are also of interest to any sort of logbook totally complete or Canada. And if any non -handicapped those of us on the merchant ships. Also, correct. With that point in mind, let's DXers would like to contribute unused I'd like to find the same information on look at those DX information sources DX equipment to the program, which the Voice of America and any other that do exist and which will probably will be loaned out to HAPies and U.S. shortwave broadcast stations." answer most of your questions about CHAPies, Gene and Harold would be And from Tom Wraight, Kewanee, when and where to tune on SWBC. delighted to hear from you! IL, "I'd like to know how I can get There is one absolutely indispensable The Impossible Dream. Frank M. Russia, the Far East, Japan, India, Aus- source that shoùld be in every SW Little Jr., Bossier City, LA writes that tralia, New Zealand, Iceland, and other DXer's library. This is the annual he has three receivers which combined foreign shortwave stations around the World Radio TV Handbook, published give him frequency coverage of the world." each year in Denmark. It includes fre- BCB medium waves, shortwave from And, finally, from John Gesell, Tuc- quencies and schedules of most of the 160 to 10 meters, FM broadcast, VHF son, AZ, "I would like to lay hands on world's shortwave broadcasting stations, low and high bands, plus UHF. "I want a good, complete -as -possible log of in- plus languages used, transmitter powers, to be able to hook up all three receivers to one antenna," Frank says. "It would be great to be able to pull in AM and FM stations from Alaska and Hawaii; also pick up police calls from different parts of America and be able to tune in on all the shortwave meter bands from 160 to 10 meters." Sorry to say this, Frank, but you've set your. expectations too high! There just is no single antenna that can perform effectively over the huge span of frequencies from 540 kHz (the low end of the medium wave band) to 470,000 kHz (the top of the 450-470 MHz UHF band). A simple long wire antenna would work reasonably well for medium and shortwave. Your reluctance to go to an exterior antenna does complicate things, but you could get some reception by stringing it around the interior walls of your room, unless you live in a steel -framed apartment building. We'd suggest you stick to the built-in whip

The heart of Steve Weyhrich's listening post is his Heathkit GR -64 receiver. To give this receiver some added selectivity Steve has added a Heathkit GD -125 Q-multiplier, which he's "peaking" in this photo. On top of the receiver this Chicago SWL has a Heathkit HD -20 100 kHz crystal calibrator. As we note elsewhere in the text, this is the way to upgrade some basically simple receivers.

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 41 411, which lists by frequency all U.S. and WORLD Canadian AM stations, plus address in- GOmmunICATIOnS formation, power, and much other use- the names of station authorities and Foreign Broadcast Information Service, ful data. addresses, and much, much more. The the radio monitoring branch of the Foreign BCB information, based on current 1975 issue runs some 440 pages CIA. In some areas it is quite complete, actual loggings by medium wave DXers and the price is about $9. It is available but not so complete or accurate when in North America, is contained in the through Gilfer Associates, Inc., P.O. dealing with areas of the world which third volume of the "IRCA Foreign Box 239, Park Ridge, NJ 07656, and seem to figure less prominently in U.S. Log." It is compiled by well-known Glen Mueller, Billboard Publications, foreign affairs. BCB club editor Father Jack Pejza. The Inc., 2160 Patterson St., Cincinnati, Perhaps the most useful of the four cost is $3.75 postpaid from the Inter- OH 45214. In Canada it is handled by volumes is Part II, which lists stations national Radio Club of America, 12536 some local booksellers in Toronto, Van- from 150 kHz to 26 MHz in ascending Arabian Way, Poway, CA 92064. couver, Montreal, and Sudbury, Ont. frequency order. It costs $2.65 and can A more specialized book useful to Or it can be purchased direct from the be ordered from the Superintendent of more advanced DXers is available publisher, World Radio TV Handbook, Documents, U.S. Government Printing through SPEEDX, P.O. Box E, Elsi- Soliljevej 44, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark. Office, Washington, DC 20402. nore, CA 92330. It lists sunset -sunrise Another listing of shortwave broad- In addition to these reference works, times for over 200 different countries cast stations (which like WRTVH also Gilfer Associates (address above) han- worldwide. Since DX reception on the has similar information on longwave, dles a series of useful books for the medium and lower shortwave ranges is medium wave, FM, and TV stations) is DXer, including the "SWL Address mostly a "darkness" phenomenon, it is the series of four volumes of Broadcast- Book" authored by ace DXer Gerry useful to know just when a nighttime ing Stations of the World. The data in Dexter, which includes station addresses path exists between your location and this book series, published by the U.S. and helpful QSLing data for some 600 - that of a distant station. The SPEEDX government, is compiled by FBIS, the plus shortwave broadcast outlets. Sunrise -Sunset booklet, costing $1, will There are other important reference allow you to determine such times with A 16 -year -old Canadian listener, Pierre books for persons interested in other great accuracy. a Radio Mongeau of Verdun, Quebec, uses phases of DXing. A good booklet, Though there are many other DX - Shack AX -190 receiver and a SONY which costs only a buck, for TV and related publications that may be helpful TFM-1600 portable for his hobby listening. is "Beyond Shortwave," to hobby listeners, including a good Pierre says he studies hard at school and FM DXers also studies code and electronics at home. published by the Worldwide TV -FM world atlas, antenna construction books, His goal is to pass his federal exams this DX Association, Box 163, Deerfield, IL foreign language dictionaries and the year and get his ticket. 60015. WTFDXA also should have a like, we'll mention only one more for TV station listing guide, complete with now. It is a leaflet detailing times and maps, available by the time you read frequencies to tune for English lan- this. Pre -publication information avail- guage shortwave programs from a num- able suggests it to be a dandy! ber of the major international SW A wealth of information about FM broadcasters. It is yours free, except for stations and FM DXing can be found a large -size self-addressed, stamped en- in the updated third edition of the "FM velope, from the North American SW Atlas and Station Directory" written by Association, Box 8452, South Charles- Dr. Bruce F. Elving, generally recog- ton, WV 25303. NASWA makes the nized as the nation's top FM DXer. The offer with the hope that you will give 96 -page book costs $2.50 from FM some consideration to joining that radio Atlas, Box 24, Adolph, MN 557fJ1. hobby club ... but there is no obliga- Among several publications for tion to do so. medium wave BCB fans published by Club Information. We've already the National Radio Club (Box 127, mentioned somé of the DXing clubs as Boonton, NJ 07005) is the latest -edi- publishers or sources of data on DX tion of the "NRC Domestic Log," stations. And that brings us to our final letter this time. It comes from Nathan Cupingood, Old Bridge, NJ, who asks, simply, "Could you give me the names and addresses of the leading DX clubs in the U.S. tha'I publish bulletins?" It's a good question, Nat, because, with the volatile nature of broadcasting

Michele Golder is 12 and her brother, Michael is 10. They live in Killbuck, NY. They have just begun DXing, although their Dad has been interested in DX and ham radio since 1960. Since brothers and sisters rarely agree, is it any surprise that Michele favors SWBC listening and Mike likes the BCB band? They use their father's listening gear, right photo, including Radio Shack SX190 and A250 receivers.

42 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fail-Winter 1975 the only way to keep really current on which stations are broadcasting, when (,)\r and where, is to join one or more DX clubs. There are many DXing clubs in No .3 1969 North America and abroad, ranging in size from just a handful to many hundreds of members. Most publish regular bulletins containing up-to-date data on stations and other useful information

for DXers. Except in very special cases, viniru nule

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD lists only r . those stable enough to join the Associa- t'A14 !SI ,4\ [:ALLIM; \ tion of North American Radio Clubs Most international SW broadcasting stations publish regular schedule booklets which (ANARC), an organization affiliating not only contain information on their current broadcasting schedule and frequencies the major hobby organizations of this but often include feature stories about their stations and countries. Here are several continent. Some smaller regional clubs of these booklets, which are sent free of charge to any SWL who requests to be placed have ANARC associate memberships. on the stations' mailing lists. A list of those club groups is available for a stamped, self-addressed envelope International Radio Club of America, SWL International, 4375 De Lorimier to ANARC Executive Secretary, David 12536 Arabian Way, Poway, CA Avenue, Montreal, Quebec,' Canada Browne, 557 N. Madison Ave., Pasa- 92064. Coverage is exclusively medium H2H 2B3. Club bulletin covers short- dena, CA 91101. wave domestic and foreign. wave broadcast only. The ANARC affiliated clubs differ National Radio Club, P.O. Box 127, In addition to these ANARC-affiliated in several ways. Some are general type Boonton, NJ 07005. This is another clubs, one more of possible interest is organizations, catering to DXers inter- medium -wave -only club. the general DX coverage Newark News ested in a number of different aspects Radiq USA, 1602 West Pierson Ave- Radio Club, P.O. Box 539, Newark, NJ of the hobby, from medium and short- nue, #231, Phoenix, AZ 85015. Club 07101: Though not part of ANARC, wave to FM/TV/VHF/UHF. Others bulletin covers shortwave and BCB NNRC has been publishing DX bul- specialize in only one phase of DX medium wave. letins regularly as clockwork since the activity. There are clubs which publish 1930s and is stable as the Rock of P.O. monthly bulletins and a few which SPEEDX, Box E, Elsinore, CA Gibraltar. 82330. publish as often as 34 times a year, SPEEDX, which stands for, be- In addition to their bulletin publish- lieve it The weekly during the prime DX season. or not, Society to Preserve ing activities, a number of the above the Some publish mimeographed bulletins, Engrossing Enjoyment of DXing, clubs stage annual conventions in vari- covers SWBC and utility others have offset printed papers com- DXing. ous parts of the. U.S. and Canada. These plete with illustrations. Annual mem- World Wide TV FM DX Association, gatherings provide a wonderful oppor- berships vary in cost, depending on the P.O. Box 163, Deerfield, IL 60015. This tunity to get together with other DXers club and the type of mailing desired, club specializes in TV/FM and VHF/ to socialize and learn more about the 1st class or air, up to around $15 a UHF utili:y DXing. fascinating hobby of DXing. year. All are non-profit groups that operate on a voluntary basis of "share the DX information." Information and a sample copy of the club bulletin can be obtained from any or all of the following full members of ANARC. I'n most cases there is a nominal fee, usually about 50 cents, to cover postage and handling of the request for a sample bulletin copy. American Shortwave Listeners Club, 16182 Ballad Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92649. A general coverage club specializing in SWBC, BCB and utility DX data. Canadian International DX Club, 169 Grandview Ave., Winnipeg 16, Man., Canada. This is another general coverage club. Membership is not restricted to Canadians.

Mike Fuzie, Mastic Beach, NY is 17 and hopes for a career in radio electronics. Mike says he has one DXing thrill, but finds the entire hobby-which has occupied him for two years-thrilling. His DXing receivers are a Hallicrafters S-125 and A GE World Monitor portable.

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 43 ACTION BAND RECEIVERS They come in all sizes and styles-here are just a few .. .

TION BANDS are now. Transmis- there when another bomb might go off sions are real and up to date. It's was enough to start my feet moving a fact. Many news gathering or- the three blocks to our 10th floor edi- ganizations provide their employees torial office. As it turned out, that extra with monitors covering local police, bag was for loot he never got. fire, aero and/or public safety channels No one was seriously hurt, and the because they know that action band alleged bomber was picked up a few channels carry firsthand informatipn months later. But that didn't last long; of law enforcement, government, med- apparently this guy had talent (such as ical, business and other organizations. it is), for he soon escaped-James Some of you may have read about Bond style-by crawling through an air the "remote control" bank bomber who duct and lowering himself to the street. detonated a charge in the lobby of a I'm sure local residents could have 4 bands, 8 channels: Electra Bearcat IV. New York City bank after being re- heard about that first hand too-by mon- $179.95 for 30 to 50,150 to 174, 450 fused, so the story goes, a ransom. At itoring the right police channel. to 470, and 470 to 512 MHz. the scene, as people stood and watched from across an intersection a plain- There are probably many interesting clothes detective went bounding across happenings on the radio where you live. Park Avenue South to an unmarked Some representative receivers are shown. police car where this editor was stand- And, if you do tune the action bands, ing. He grabbed the 2 -way radio mike keep in touch With ELEMENTARY ELEC- through the. front window and barked TRONICS, COMMUNICATIONS WORLD'S bi- (just like TV), "There's another bomb monthly sister publication. e/e presents in an identical bag that hasn't gone off articles on a wide range of action band 3 bands, 16 channels: subjects in every issue, as well as a wealth Radio Shack PRO -16. $229.95 yet." for VHF Lo, VHF Hi, and UHF. Well, being around a real -life bank of information for all you shortwave lis- bombing was one thing, but standing teners and DXers out there.

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E. F. Johnson Mini -Scan, Midland Model 13-904, Fanon Scanfare, VHF Hi, $119.95. VHF Hi, $129.95. VHF Hi, $206.95. COMBO -BAND Midland's 13-908, AM BCB plus FOUR ON VHF crystal controlled VHF Hi, $47.95.

Pace Scan 10-4H, $99.95, DC powered for portable, mobile.

Regency ACT-C4H, $89.95, AC Midland 13-916, $102.95, DC Electra's Jolly Roger JR -1 H, powered for base use w/whip. powered, AC adaptor available. AM BCB plus 2 -channel scanner, $79.95.

44 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD Fall -Winter 1975 1r - L RADIO LOG AN UP-TO-DATE DIRECTORY OF NORTH AMERICAN AM, FM, AND TV STATIONS INCLUDING A SPECIAL SECTION OF WORLDWIDE SHORTWAVE STATIONS

U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelengtn W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P.

WNAX Yankton, S.Dak. 5000 540-555.5 WFAA KROD El Paso. TX 5000 Dallas -Ft. Worth TX 5000 KERB Kermit, Tex. 1000d 640-468.5 KLUB Salt Lake City, Utah KVIP Redding, Calif. 1000 5000 I

Abbreviations used in this list: kHz-frequency in kilohertz; MHz-frequency in megahertz; W.P.-power in watts; d-daytime operation only; r-reduced rower at night; n= nighttime power; C.L. or Call-call letters or call sign; Chan. or Ch.-TV channel number; t-educational TV station. Wavelength is given in meters. Listing indicates stations on the air as of June 9, 1975.

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 45 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P.

WUFF Eastman, Ga. I000d KALT Atlanta, Tex. 1000d WROM Rome, Ga. I000d 790-379.5 850-352.7 KIKR Conroe, TX KEEL Shreveport, La. 50000 WT UG Tuscaloosa AL I000d WYDE Birmingham AL 10000r KFLP Floydada TX 250d WEPA Eupora. MS 500d KCAM Glennallen AK 5050 KICY Nome AK 5000 KCLW Hamilton, Tex. 250d WHB Kansas City, Mo. 10000 KCEE Tucson AZ 5000r KGKO Benton AR 1000d WnOY Bassett, Va. 500d WOR New York, N.Y. 50000 KOSY Texarkana AR I000r KGOE Thousand Oaks, CA 500 WKDW Staunton, VA WZ00 Asheboro, N.C. 1000d KGPD Clovis, CA 500d KOA Denver, Colo. 50000 KUEN Wenatchee. Wash. 1000d WEGG Rose Hill. N.C. 250d KHUM Eureka CA 5000d WRUF Gainesville, Fla. 5000 WATK Antigo. Wis. 250d WKJB Mayaguez, PR 5000r KABC Los Angeles, Calif. 5000 WEAT W. Palm Beach. Fla. 1000 WLBE Leesburg, WQKI St. Matthews, SC Fla. 5000 WCUG Ga. 5001 WTPR Paris. Tenn. 250d WFUN Miami, Fla. 5000 Cuthbert, 910-329.5 KHLO Hilo, Hawaii 1000 I(GNC Amarillo, Tex. 10000 WPFA Pensacola, Fla. I000d KJJJ Phoenix AZ W I 5001 5000 ltURV Tex. 250 WQXI Atlanta, Ga. 5000 VS Crystal Lake. Ill. Edinburg, KLEU Waterloo IA 500d KLCN Blytheville AR 5000d WQBX Blacksburg, VA 5000d WYNR Brunswick, Ga. 500d WHO H Boston, Mass. 50000 KAMD Camden AR 5000r KIRO Seattle. Wash. WGRA Cairo, Ga. I000d 50000 WKBZ Muskegon. Mich. 1000 KDEO El Cajon, Calif. 1000 WDSM Superior. Wls. 5000 KKON Kealekekua, Hawaii 5000 KNEW Oakland, Calif. 5000 KSPD Boise, Idaho I000d WWJC Duluth, Minn. 10000d W M A G Forest. M iss. I0000d KOXR Oxnard, Cal. 5000 KBRV Soda Springs, Ida. 720-416.4 5000d KFUO Clayton, Mo, 5000d KPOF Denver. Colo. 5000 WRMS Beardstown, Ill. 500d WRCQ New Britain. KXXX WKIX Raleigh, N.C. 10000 CT 5000 KOTZ Kotzebue AK 5000 Colby. KS 5000d WJW Cleveland, Ohio 10000 WPLA Plant City, Fla. 1000d KMAI Agana, GU 10000 WAI(Y Louisville. Ky. 511011 KRPT Anadarko, Okla. 1000 WGAF Valdosta, Ga. 5000 WRUM Rumford, Me. I(UAI Eleele, HI 5000 1000d WJAC Johnstown, Pa. 10000 KBGN Caldwell, Ida. 1000d WGN Chicago. Ill. 50000 WSGW Saginaw, Mich. 5000 WAKO Lawrenceville, III. 500d KGHL Billings. Mont. WEEU Reading, Pa. 1000 KDWN Las Vegas, NV 50000r 5000 WABA Aguadilla, 500 WSUI Iowa City, Iowa 5000 Watertown, 1000 P.R. WWNY N.Y. WIVK Knoxville, Tenn, 50000d KINA Salina. Kan. 5001 WLSV Wellsville, N.Y, I000d WUCR WLCS Baton Rouge, La. 1000 730-410.7 WTNC Thomasville, N.C. I000d Sparta, TN 250d K EV H Houston, TX 10000 WABI Bangor, Maine 5000 WJMW Athens AL 1000d KFGO Fargo, N.D. 5000 WFDF Flint. Mich. 5000 KWIL Oreg. WRAP Norfolk. Va. 5000 KSUD West Memphis AR 250d Albany, 1000 KTAC Tacoma. Wash. 100b0 WOKK Meridian. MS 5000r WLOR Thomasville, Ga. 5000d WAEB Allentown, Pa. 1000 KOYN Billings, Mont. 1000d KLOE Goodland, Kans. I000d WPIC Sharon, Pa. I000d KBIM Roswell, N.M. 5000 WFMW Madisonville, Ky. 500d WEAN Providence, R.I. 5000 860-348.6 WRKL New City, N.Y. 1000d WWBD Bamberg -Denmark, WLAS Jacksonville, NC 5000 WMTC Vancleve, Ky. 1000d WHRT Hartselle AL 250d I(TRY Bastrop. La, 250d S.C. 1000d KCJB Minot, N.D. 5000 WETS Johnson City, Tenn. 1000d WAMI Opp AL 1000d WBRI Marietta, WARB Covington, La. 250d KIFN Phoenix AZ 1000d OH 5000d WJTO Bath. Maine I000d WMC Memphis, Tenn. 5000 WPFB Middletown, Ohio 1000 KULF Houston, Tex. 5000 KOSE Osceola AR 1000d KGLC WACE Chicopee, Mass. 5000d KWRF Warren AR 250d Miami, Okla. 1000 WVIC E. Lansing, Mich. 500d KFYO Lubbock, Tex. 5000 KURY Brookings, Oreg. 1000d IArlington, Va. I000d WXEW Yabucoa, PR 250d WCOR Lebanon, Tenn. 500d WI

46 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. W FM D Frederick, Md. 5000 KSRA Salmon. Idaho 1000d WAZS Summerville. S.C. I000d KODA Houston TX 5000 WREB Holyoke, Mass. 500d WDLM E. Moline, Ill. 1000d WYCL York, S.C. I000d KAWA Waco -Marlin, Tex. 10000d WBCK Battle Creek, Mich. 5000 WSBT South Bend. Ind. 5000 KDSJ Deadwood, S.Dak, 1000 WELK Charlottesville, VA 1000r KKIN Aitkin, Minn. I000d KMA Shenandoah, Iowa 5000 WSIX Nashville, Tenn. 5000 WMEV Marion. Va. I000d WSLI Jackson. Miss. 5000 WPRT Prestonsburg. (y. 5000d KFRD Rosenberg -Richmond. WPM H Portsmouth -Norfolk, KWOC Poplar Bluf. Mo. 5000 IC ROF Abbeville, La. 1000d Tex. I000d VA 5000 KYSS Missoula, Mont. 5000d WBOC Salisbury, Md. 5000 KSCV Richfield, Utah 5000d WCST Berkeley Sprgs.. W.Va. 250d KOGA Ogallala, NE 500 WFGL Fitchburg, Mass. 1000 WFHG Bristol, Va. 5000 WSPT Stevens Pt., Wis. I000d KCCC Carlsbad. N.M. I000d W HAK Rogers City, Mich. SOOOd WMEK Chase City, Va. 500d W W N H Rochester. N.H. 5000 KLTF Little Falls, Minn. 500d l(UTI Yakima, Wash. 5000d WPAT Paterson, N.J. 5000 WABG Greenwood. Miss. 1000 WHAW Weston, W.Va, I000d 1020-293.9 WBEN Buffalo, N.Y. 5000 IC FVS Cape Girardeau. Mo. 5000 WCUB Manitowoc, Wis. I000d I(GBS Los Angeles- Calif. 50000d WIZR Johnstown, N.Y. I000d KFLN Baker. Mont. 5000d WNBI Park Falls, Wis. 1000d WCIL Carbondale, III. I000d WSOC Charlotte, N.C. i 5000 KNEB Scottsbluff -Gering, NE WPRE Prairie du Chien. WPEO Peoria. IL I0000d WITN Washington. N.C. 5000 IOOOr Wis. I000d KSWS Roswell, N.M. 50000 WEOL Elyria, Ohio 1000 KWYI( Farminton, N.Mex. I000d ICDICA Pittsburgh. Pa. 50000 W KY Oklahoma City. Okla- 5000 WEAV Plattsburg, N.Y. 5000 KAGI Grants Pass, Oreg. 5000 WFTC Kinston, N.C. 5000 990-302.8 KS W B Seaside. Ore. I000d WWST Wooster, Ohio 1000d WEIS Centre AL 250d 1030-291.1 WCNR Bloomsburg, Pa. 1000d KGWA Enid, Okla. 1000 W W W F Fayette AL I000d WBZ Boston, Mass, 50000 WEKO Cabo Rojo, PR 500 (LAD Klamath Falls OR 5000d WTCB Flomaton AL 500d 1(CTA Corpus Christi, Tex. 50000d I

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 47 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P.

WSCP Sandy Creek -Pulaski, WSLV Ardmore, Tenn. 1000d KAYO Seattle. Wash. 5000 KDDR Oakes ND NY I000d WUAT Pikeville, TN WABH Deerfield, Va. I000d W GAR Cleveland. Ohio 50000 WNCT Greenville, N.0 10000 KDRY Alamo Heights, Tex. I000d WELC Welch. W.Va. I000d WERT Van Wert. Ohio 250d WYNE Appleton, Wise. 1000 KRMC Midwest City OK WHPE High Point, N.C. 1000d WZAM Norfolk VA WKOK Sunbury, Penn. 10000 WAXX Chippewa Falls, Wis. KBLY Gold Beach, Oreg. 1000d WMIA Arecibo, P.R. 500 5000d KCCS Salem OR I000d WHYZ Greenville, S.C. 50000d 1120-267.7 WJUN Mexico, Pa. I000d WFLI Lookout Mountain - WRIB Providence, R.I. IOOOd WUST Washington DC IOOOd 1160-258.5 Camden, Tenn. 250d Chattanooga TN KMOX St. Louis, Mo. 50000 WFWL WDIA Memphis, Tenn. 50000 WJJD Chicago, Ill, 50000d WCPH Etowah, Tenn. I000d WWOL Buffalo, N.Y. I000d KZEE Weatherford TX 5110d KOPY Alice, Tex. 1000 KPNW Eugene, OR 50000 WBQN Barceloneta, PR 250 Lake City, Utah 50000 KVLL Woodville. Tex. 250d KNNN Friona, Tex. 250d , KSL Salt KCLE Cleburne, Tex. 250d WLSD Big Stone Gap. Va. I000d KENR Houston, Tex. 10000 W V U V Leone. Am. Samoa 10000 WI NA Charlottesville, Va. 5000 WFAX Falls Church, Va, 5000d WCIR Beckley, W.Va. 10000 1170-256.3 KASY Auburn, Wash. 250d WTSO Madison, Wisc. 10000 1130-265.3 WCOV Montgomery AL 10000r North Pole AK 50000 KRDU Dinuba, Calif. 1000 KJNP 1230-243.8 3 1080-277.6 KSDO San Diego, Cal. 50000 I(CBQ San Diego, CA 50000r WPUL Bartow, Fla. I000d I(LOK San Jose, CA 50000r WAUD Auburn AL 1000r 1000d W KAC Athens AL 50000d WN R1 Gainesville, GA I0000d KUAD Windsor, Colo, WJBB Haleyville AL 1000r KANC Anchorage, AK 10000 WMGA Moultrie, Ga. 10000 WSNE Cumming, Ga. I000d WBHP Huntsville AL IOOOr KSCO Santa Cruz, Calif. 10000 KLEI Kailua, Hawaii 10000 KOHO Honolulu, Hawaii 5000 WHOD Jackson, AL I000r WTIC Hartford, Conn. 50000 WWCM Brazil, Ind. 500d WLBH Mattoon, IL SUOOd WNUZ Talladega AL 1000r Iowa 1000 WVCG Coral Gables, Fla. 10000 KKSI Mt. Pleasant, IA IOOOr KSTT Davenport, WTBC Tuscaloosa AL IOOOr WFIV Kissimmee, Fla. 5000d KLEY Wellington, Kan. 250d WVLC Orleans, Mass, 1000d I(IFW Sitka AK 250 MN WJOE Port St. Joe, Fla. I000d K W K H Shreveport, La. 50000 KOWO Waseca KSUN Bisbee, AZ IOOOr WBIE Marietta, Ga. I0000d WCAR Detroit, Mich. 50000 KJAS Jackson MO 250d KAAA Kingman AZ IOOOr KHAI Honolulu HI 5000 WDGY Minneapolis. Minn. 50000 KFNW Fargo, ND I000d KRIZ Phoenix AZ 1000r WPOI( Pontiac, Ill. I000d WGUF Gulfport, MS W H L W Lakewood, N.J. 5000d KATO Safford AZ I000R WNWI Valparaiso, IN 5000d KBLR Bolivar, Mo. 250d WBRW Somerville NJ 500d KINO Winslow AZ IOOOr KOAK Red Oak, Iowa 250d WNEW New York, N.Y. 50000 W W LE Cornwall, N.Y. 1000d KCON Conway AR IOOOr W KLO Louisville, Ky. 10000 WPYB Benson, N.C. I000d WMVI Mechanicville, N.Y. 250d KFPW Fort Smith AR 1000r WOAP Owosso, Mich. I000d WCBX Eden, N.C. I000d KV00 Tulsa, Okla. 50000 KBTM Jonesboro AR IOOOr WECP Carthage, Miss. 250d WCTM Eaton OH 250d WLEO Ponce, P.R. 250 KCON Conway, Ark. 1000 KGCL East Prairie, Mo. 250d WASP Brownsville PA 5000d KPUG Bellingham. Wash. 5000 KGEE Bakersfield, CA 000r KJEL Lebanon, MO 250d WEED Waynesboro PA I000d WWVA Wheeling, W.Va. 50000 KWTC Barstow, CA 000r WUFO Amherst, N.Y. I000d WAMG Gallatin, Tenn. 250d WLKE Waupun, WIs. 1000d KIBS Bishop, CA OOOr WEWO Laurinburg, N.C. 5000d WDTM Selmer, Tenn. 250d I(XO El Centro, CA 000r WKGX Lenoir NC IOOOd KWBY Edna TX I0000d 1180-254.1 KDAC Fort Bragg, CA 000r WW D R Murfreesboro, N.C. I000d KBGH Memphis, l'ex. 1000d I(GFJ Los Angeles, CA 000r KNDK Langdon, N.D. I000d W RRL Rainelle, WV 1000d WLDS Jacksonville, III. I000d KPRL Paso Robles, CA 000r WMVR Sidney, O. 250d WISN Milwaukee, WIs. 50000 KOFI Kalispell, Mont. 50000 KRDG Redding CA IOOOr K W 11 Portland, Oreg. 50000 WHAM Koenester, N.Y. 50000 K W G Stockton, CA 000r WEEP Pittsburgh, Pa. 50000d KEXO Grand Junction, Colo. 1000 WLEY Cayey, P.R. 250 1140-263.0 KBRR Leadville, Colo. 1000 KRLD Dallas, Tex. 50000 KRAK Sacramento, Calif. 50000 1190-252.0 I(DZA Pueblo, Colo. 1000 WKBY Chatham, Va. I000d K NAB Burlington, Colo. I000d WAYD Ozark AL 10000 KGEK Sterling, Colo. 1000d WPNS Hurricane, WV 5000d WQBA Miami, Fla. 10000 KRDS Tolleson AZ 250 WINE Manchester, Conn. 1000 KGEM Boise, Idaho 10000 KMCW Augusta AR 250d WGGG Gainesville, Fla. 1000 WSIV Pekin, Ill. S000d I(EZY Anaheim, CA 5000r WONN Lakeland, Fla. 1000 1090-275.1 WAWK Kendallville, Ind, 250d KNBA Vallejo CA 1000d WMAF Madisol FL 1000r KAAY Little Rock AR 50000 l(NEI Waukon, Iowa IOOOd KADE Boulder, CO 1000d WSBB New Smyrna Bch., KNCR Fortuna, Cal, I0000d WKCM Hawesville KY 500d WAVS Ft. Lauderdale FL 5000d Florida 1000 KAAT Denver CO 50000d WAKK McComb, MS WHHL Pine Castle -Sky Lake, WNVY Pensacola, Fla, 1000 WQIK Jacksonville. FL I0000d KBIL Liberty, Mo. 500d FL 250d WCNH Quincy. Fla. I000d WTBJ Monticello, FL I000d l(PWB Piedmont. Mo. I000d WGKA Atlanta, Ga. 1000d WINO West Palm Beach FL IOOOr WBAF Barnesville, GA 500d KLUC Las Vegas. Nev. 10000d WOWO Ft. Wayne, Ind. 50000 WBIA Augusta GA I000r WCRA Effingham, Ill. 1000d WCJW Warsaw, NY I000d WANN Annapolis, Md. I0000d WBLJ Dalton, Ga, 000 WGLC Mendota, III. 250d WCLW Mansfield. Ohio 250d WKOX Fram'gham, Mass. 1000d WXLI Dublin, Ga. 000 KHAI Honolulu, Hawall 5000 KLPR Oklahoma City, Okla. I000d WPUP Bay St. Louis MS 5000d WFOM Marietta, Ga. 000 W F W R Fort Wayne. Ind, 1000d WBZY New Castle, Pa, 5000d KHAD Desoto, Mo, 1000d WSOK Savannah, Ga. 000 K V D B Sioux Center, Iowa 500d W11T San Juan, PR 10000 KAYO Kansas City MO I000d WAYX Waycross, Ga. 000 I(NWS Waterloo, Iowa 1000d KS00 Sioux Falls, S.Dak. 10000 I(PAR Albuquerque. N. M. 1000d KBAR Burley, Idaho 000 WSLG Donaldsonville, La. 500d W IXC Fayetteville. Tenn. 1000 WLIB New York, NY 10000 KORT Orangeville, Ida, 000 WBAL Baltimore. Md. 50000 I(BUY Fort Worth, Tex. 50000 WSML Graham, N.C. 500d KRXK Rexburg, Idaho 000 WILD Boston, Mass. I000d KORC Mineral Wells, Tex, 250d WIXE Monroe, N.C. 500d WJBC Bloomington, Ill. 000 WMUS Muskegon, Mich. I000d WRVA Richmond. Va. 50000 KEX Portland. Oreg. 50000 WQUA Moline. III. 000 WIID Garden City, Mleh. 2500 WRAI Rio Piedras. P.R. 500 WHCO Sparta, IL 000 K EXS Excelsior Springs, WBM1 San Juan, P.R. 10000 WJOB Hammond, Ind. 000 Mo, 250d 1150-260.7 KLIF Dallas, Tex. 50000 WSAL Logansport, Ind. 000 KBOZ Bozeman, MT 5000 WGEA Geneva AL IOOOd WAMB Denelson, Tenn. 250d W TCJ Tell City. Ind. 000 W KTE King, N.C. I000d WIRD Tuscaloosa AL 5000r WHMT Humboldt TN 500d WBOW Terre Haute, Ind. 000 WBZB Selma -Smithfield, NC KCKY Coolidge AZ 1000 K FIB Marshalltown, Iowa 000 I000d KXLR North Little Rock AR WHIR Danville, Ky. 1000d I

48 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. WFAS White Plains. N.Y. 000 WHAI Greenfield, Mass. 000 WPEL Montrose, Pa. 1000d KWRL Sparks -Reno NV 5000d WSKY Asheville. N.C. 000 WOCB W. Yarmouth, Mass. 000 WTAE Pittsburgh. Pa, 5000 WTSN Dover, N.H. 5000 W FAI Fayetteville, N.C. 000 WATT Cadillac. Mich. 000 WNOW York, Pa. 250d WDVL Vineland, N.J. 500d WMFR High Point, N.C. 000 WCBY Cheboygan, Mich. 000 WTMA Charleston, S.C. 5000 I(I N N Alamogordo, N.M. I000d WISP Kinston, N.C. 000 WJPD Ishpeming. Mich. 000 WCKM Winnsboro, S.C. 500d WHLD Niagara Falls, N Y. 5000d WNNC Newton, N.C. 000 WJIM Lansing, Mich. 000 WK BL Covington, Tenn. 1000d WDLA Walton, N.Y. 1000d WCBT Roanoke Rap.. N.C. 000 WMFG Hibbing, Minn. 000 W KYZ Madisonville, Tenn. 500d WCGC Belmont, N.C. 1000 KDIX Dickinson. N.D. 000 KPRM Park Rapids. Minn. 000 WNTT Tazewell, Tenn. 500d WMPM Smithfield. N.C. 5000d WUBE Cincinnati, 0. 000 WJON St. Cloud, Minn. I000r KPRE Paris, Tex. 500d KWWB Bismarck - WCOL Columbus. Ohio 000 WMPA Aberdeen, MS 1000 KPAC Port Arthur, Tex. 5000 Mandan. ND 1000 WIRO Ironton, Ohlo 000 WGRM Greenwood, MIss. 250 KUKA San Antonio. Tex. 1000d WILE Cambridge, Ohio 1000d WCWA Toledo. 0. 000 WGCM Gulfport. Miss. 000 KI KZ Seminole. Tex. 1000d KWPR Claremore, Okla. 500d KADA Ada. Okla. 000 WMIS Natchez, Miss. 000 WDVA Danville, Va. 5000 l(AJO Grants Pass, Orea. 5000d WBBZ Ponca City OK 000 KENO Flat River, Mo. 000 WYSR Franklin. Va. 1000d WLBR Lebanon PA 5000r KVAS Astoria, Ore. 000 KWOS Jefferson City, Mo. 000 WEER Warrenton, Va. I000d WBHC Hampton, S.C. 1000d I

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-WInter 1975 49 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P.

KOIL Omaha, Nebr. 5000 KUZN W. Monroe. La. I000d WFTO Fulton, Miss. 1000d (SID Sidney. Nebr. 1000 WKNE Keene, N.H. 5000 WLOB Portland, Me. 5000 WJPR Greenville, Miss. 1000 KRAM Las Vegas, Nev. 1000 I(SRC Socorro, N.M. 1000d WORC Worcester, Mass. 5000 WDAL Meridian, Miss. 5000d KBET Reno. Nev. 1000 WGLI Babylon, N.Y. 5000 WNIC Dearborn MI 5000 KUI(U Willow Springs, Mo. 1000d WDCR Hanover. N.H. f000 WNBF Binghamton, N.Y, 5000 WCCW Traverse City. Mich. 5000d WTNJ Trenton, N.J. 5000d W MI D Atlantic City, N.J. 1000 WHICY Hickory. N.C. 5000 KRBI St. Peter. Minn. 1000d KGAI< Gallup, N.Mex. 5000 KHAP Aztec. N.M. 1000 WBBS Jacksonville, N.C. I000d WXXX Hattiesburg, Miss. I000d WEVD New York, N.Y. 5000 K KIT Taos. N.Mex, 250 WEYE Sanford. N.C. I000d K FSB Joplin. Mo. 5000 WPOW New York, N.Y. 5000 KSIL Silver City, N.Mex 1000 WOMP Bellaire, Ohio I000d KEIN Great Falls MT 5000 WEBO Owego, N.V. 10000 WMBO Auburn. N.Y. 1000 - W H I O Dayton, Ohio 5000 KGMT Fairbury, Nebr. 500d WHAZ Troy. N.Y. 1000 WENT Gloversville Johnston NY IOOOr KUMA Pendleton, Dreg. 5000 W 1 L K Asbury Park. N.J. 1000 W I

50 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P.

KBMR Bismarck ND 10000d KCRV Caruthersville, Mo. 1000d WCAT Orange, Mass. I000d ()cUN Gieadive, Mont. 1000 WSLR Akron. 0. 5000 KXLF Butte, Mont. 5000 WPLM Plymouth, Mass. 5000 KARR Great Falls, Mont. 1000 WCSM Celina. Ohio 500d KAWL York, Nebr. 500d WCEH Charlotte, Mich. SuUud ( 100K Ainsworth, Neb. 1000 WCHI Chillicothe. Ohio 1000d W FEA Manchester, N.H. 5000 KAUM pinata MN 5U00 KCOW Alliance, Nebr. IÚ00 KRHD Duncan, Okla. 250 WELV Ellenville, N.Y. 500d KRFU Owatonna, Minn. sued (LIN Lincoln, Neo. 1000 KTLQ Tahlequah. Okla. 1000d WALK Patchogue, N.Y. 500d WROA Gulfport -Biloxi, MS 5000 KBMI Henderson NV IOOOr KDOV Ashland OR 1000d WSAY Rochester, N.Y. 5000 WINK Merman, M5 5000e KWNA Winnemucca, Nev. IUUO WZIX York, PA 5000 WLTC Gastonia, N.C. 5000d KJPW Waynesboro, Mo, 10000 WBHL Berlin NN IOOOr WWBR Windher. Pa. 1000d WTAB Tabor City, N.C. 5000d KENN Farmington, N.Mex. auuu WTSL Hanover, N.H. 1000 WEGA Vega Baja. PR 500 KFJM Grand Forks, N.D. 1000d KHUB Hobbs, N.Mex. 5000d WLTN Littleton, N.H. 1000 WDAR Darlington, S.C. 1000d WSPD Toledo, Ohio 5000 WEOK Poughkeepsie, N.Y. aim I(TRC Santa Fe, N.M. 1000 WRKM Carthage. Tenn. 1000d KVYL Holdenville, Okla. 500d WRIV Hivernead, N.Y. 10000 KCHS Truth o? Consequences, KCAR Clarksville. Tex. 500d KAST Astoria Oreg. 1000 WI -BL Syracuse. N.Y. 5UVU New Mexico 250 KTXJ Jasper. Tex. I000d KFIR Sweet Home. Ore. 1000d WEED Rocky Mount NC 5UUgr KTNM Tucumcari, N.M. 000 KCOR San Antonio, Tex. 5000 WWCB Corry, PA 1000d WADA Shelby, N.C. 1000 WOND Pleasantville, N.J. 000 WBLT Bedford. Va. 1000d WPAZ Pottstown, Pa. 1000d WJKM Iroy, N.C. 10000 WABY Albany, N.Y. 000 WFLS Fredericksburg, Va. 1000d WKMC Roaring Spring, Pa. 1000d KLPM Minot, N.Dak. 5000 WYSL Buffalo, N.Y. 000 WNVA Norton. Va. 5000d WIVV Vieques. P.R. 5000 WTOO Bellelontaine. Ohio Sui WSLB Ogdensburg, N.Y. 000 W I

COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 51 U.S. AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P. kHz Wavelength W.P.

WEGO Concord, N.C. I000d WRXO Roxboro. N.C. 1000d WGPC Albany, Ga. 1000 WREL Lexington, VA 000r WSRC Durham. N.C. 1000d KTYN Minot, N.D. 5000d W BHF Cartersville, Ga. 1000 WMVA Martinsville, VA 000r WVCB Shallotte, N.C. 500d WFOB Fostoria, Ohio 1000 WCON Cornelia, Ga. 250 WLPM Suffolk, VA 000e WING Dayton. Ohio 5000 WCLT Newark. Ohio 500d W I(EU Griffin, Ga. 1000 I(BKW Aberdeen. WA 000r KLSC Portland. OR 5000d KALV Alva, Okla. 500 WMVG Milledgeville, Ga. 1000 KCLX Colfax. WA 000r WLSH Lansford, Pa. 5000d KELI Tulsa. Okla. 5000 WQQT Savannah GA I000r KONP Port Angeles. WA 250 KQV Pittsburgh, Pa. 5000 I(GAY Salem, Oreg. 5000d WVLD Valdosta, Ga. 1000 KUPY Puyallup, WA 000r WPCC Clinton, S.C. 1000d WVAM Altoona, Pa. 5000 KVSI Montpelier, Ida. 1000 W PA R Parkersburg, WV 000r WY MB Manning. S.C. 1000,1, WNEL Caguas. P.R. 5000 I(YET Payette. Idaho 250 KFIZ Fond du Lac, WI 000r WCMT Martin, Tenn. I000d WBLR Batesburg, S.C. 5000d KEEP Twin Falls, Idaho 1000 WDLB Marshfield. WI 000r KBUD Athens. Tex. 1000d WATP Marion, S.C. I000d W 1

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WOHO Toledo. Ohio 1000 KIIQ Manitou Springs, CO 500 WAYB Waynesboro, Va. 1000 WKVI Knox IN 250d K V L H Pauls Valley. Okla. 250d WGCH Greenwich, Conn. 1000 1(BRO Bremerton. Wash. 1000 WSVL Shelbyville. Ind. 1000 KVIN Vinita. OK 500! WTRL Bradenton. Fla. 1000 KVAC Forks, Wash. 1000 I(S1 B Creston. Iowa 10000 KDUN Reedaport, Oro. 5000d WETO De Land. Fla. 1000 1KAI R Tucson, AZ 1000 KOTY Burger TX 000 WYRD East Syracuse, 1000 KXAR Hope AR I000r W I( Y1( Burnsville, N.C. 1000 I(NEL Brady, Tex. 000 1520-197.4 I000d KDRS Paragould AR IOOOr KWMC Del Rio, Tex. 1000 W RPL Charlotte, N.C. KOTN Pine Bluff AR I000r I

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WBRY Woodbury TN 500d WADD Brockport, N.Y. IOPOd WKIG Glenville, Ga. 1000d WSRW Hillsboro, Ohio 500d KBUY Ft. Worth TX 5000Or WQXR New York. N.Y. 50000 WYYZ Jasper GA 250d KHEN Henryetta, Okla. 500d 1<0 BC Galveston, Tex. 1000 WTRQ Warsaw, N.C. 12000d WKUN Monroe, Ga. 1000d I(W EY Weatherford, Okla. I000d KEOA San Antonio TX 1000d WBKC Chardon, Ohlo 1000d WFVR Aurora IL 250d KTI L Tillamook, Ore. 5000 WRGM Richmond. Va. 10000d WTNS Coshocton, Ohlo 10004 WDQN DuQuoin, III. 250d WZUM Carnegie. Pa. 1000d KZAM Bellevue, WA 1000 W C N W Fairfield. 0. 5000d WBBA Pittsfield, III. 250d WCBG Chambersburg. Pa. 5000 WIC -FM Hartford, Wis. 500d WTOD Toledo, Ohlo 5000d WCCR Urbana, III, 250d WEEZ Chester, Pa. 1000 KWCO Chickasha. Okla. 1000 WCNB Connersville. Ind. 250d WHPA Honesdale PA 500d KRBB Sallisaw, Okla. 250d WJVA South Bend, Ind. 10004 W M I M Mt. Carmel. Pa. 500d WRSI Bayamon. P.R. 5000 WAMW Washington, Ind- 250d WXRF Guayama. P.R. 1000 1550-193.5 WCCP Clemson SC 1000d I

Abbeville AL WAR1 1480 KCAD 560 Aguadilla, P.R. WABA 850 Alamogordo, N.M. KALG 1230 Abbeville, La. KROF 960 KNIT 280 WGRF 1340 KINN 1270 Abbeville, S.C. WABV 1590 KWKC 340 Ahoskie, N.C. WRCS 970 Alamo Heights, Tex. Aberdeen, Md., WAMD 970 Abilene, Kans. KABI 560 Aiken, S.C. WAKN 990 KDRY 1110 Aberdeen, Miss. WMPA 1240 Abingdon. Va. WBBI 230 WLAW 1300 Alamosa Colo. KGIW 1450 Aberdeen, S.Dak. KSDN 939 Ada, Okla. KADA 230 Ainsworth, NE KBRB 1400 Albany, Ga. WALG 1590 KABR 1420 Adel, Ga. WEIT 470 Aitkin, Minn. KKIN 930 WJAZ 960 KKAA 1560 Adrian, Mich. WABJ 490 Akron, Ohio WAKR 1590 WQDE 1250 Aberdeen, Wash. KBKW 1450 Agana, GU KUAM 610 WSLR 1350 WGPC 1450 KXRO 1320 KATB 570 WCUE 1150 WJAZ 960 Abilene, Tex. KRBC 1470 KMAI 720 WHLO 640 Albany, Ky. WANY 1390

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Bronson. Mn. (BUM 1220 Carthage, Mo. KDMO 1490 Chippewa Falls, Wis, Concord, Calif. KWUN 480 Brookfield, Cnnn. WINE 940 Carthage, MS WECP 1480 WAXX 1150 Concord. N.H. WKXL 450 Brookfield. Mo. KGHM 1470 Carthage, Tenn. WRKM 1350 Christianshurg, Va. W111 1260 Concord. N.C. WEGO 410 Brookhaven, Miss. WCHJ 1470 Carthage, Tex. I(GAS 1590 Christiansted, V.I. WSTX 970 Concordia, Kans. KNCK 390 WJMB 13411 Caruthersville, Mo. KCRV 1370 Church Hill, Tenn. WMCH 1260 Conneaut, Ohio WWOW 360 Brookings. Oreg. KURY 910 Casa Grande AZ KPIN 1260 Cicero, Ill. WVON 1450 Connellsville, Pa. WCVI 340 Brookings. S.Dak. KBRK 1430 Casey, Ill. WKZI 800 Cincinnati, Ohio WCKY 1530 Connersville. Ind. WCNB 580 Brookline. Mass. WUNR 1600 Casper, Wyo. KTWO 1030 WCIN 1180 Conroe, TX KI KR 900 Brookneal. Va. WODI 1230 KVOC 1230 WKRC 550 Conway AR KCON 230 Bronksville. Fla. WWJB 1450 KATI 1400 WLW 700 KVEE 330 Brownfield. Tex. KKUB 1300 Cathedral City, CA KWXY 1340 WSAI 1360 Conway. N.H. WBNC 050 Brownsville. Pa. WASP 1130 Catskill, N.Y. WCKL 560 WUBE 1230 Conway. S.C. WLAT 330 Brownsville. Tenn. WBHT 1520 Cave City, KY WKVE 800 WZIP 1050 Cookeville, Tenn. WHUB 400 Brownsville, Tex. KBOR 1600 Cayce, S.C. WCAY 620 Circleville OH WNRE 1540 WPTN 550 Brnwnwond. Tex. KBWD 1380 Cayey, P.R. WLEY 1080 Clanton AL W KLF 980 Coolidge AZ KCKY 150 i KEAN 1240 Cedar City. Utah KSUB 590 Clare MI WCRM 990 Coos Bay, Oreg. I(00S 230 Brunswick. Ga. WGIG 1440 KBRE 940 Claremont, N.H. WTSV 1230 KYNG 420 WMOG 1490 Cedar Falls, Iowa (CFI 1250 Claremore. Okla. KWPR 1270 Copper Hill, Tenn. WLSB 400 WYNR 790 Cedar Rapids, Iowa l(CRG 1600 Clairon. Pa. WWCH 130n Coouille, Oreg. KWRO 630 Brunswick, ME WKXA 900 KLWW 1450 Clarksburg, W. Va. WBOY 1400 Coral Gables, FL WRHC 5.50 080 Brunswick. Md. WTRI 1520 WMT 600 WHAR 1340 WVCG KHAK 1360 WPDX 750 Corbin, Ky. WCTT 680 Bryan. Ohio WBNO 1520 WYGO Bryan TX 1240 Cedartown, Ga. WGAA 1340 Clarksdale, Miss. WROX 1450 330 KTAM 490 Bryson City, N.C. WBHN 1590 Celina, Ohio WCSM 1350 WKDL 1600 Cordele, Ga. WMJM Ruckhannnn. Center, Tex. KDET 930 Clarkston, WA KCLK 1430 Cordova AK KLAM 450 W.Va. WBUC 1480 WCMA 230 Bucyrus. Ohio WBCO 1540 Centerville, Iowa KCOG 1400 Clarksville AR KLYR 1360 Corinth, Miss. WKCU 350 Buena VIsta. VA WRNV 1270 Centerville, Ind. WHON 930 Clarksville, GA WIAF 1500 Centreville, Miss. WLBS 1580 Clarksville, Tenn. WIZM 1400 Cornelia, Ga. WCON 450 Buffalo -Hodgenville, KY Corning AR KCCB 260 WLCB 1430 Centerville, Tenn. WHLP 1570 WDXN 540 1360 Centerville UT KLAT 1600 KCAR 1350 Corning, N.Y. WCBA 350 Buffalo MN KRWC Clarksville. Tex. WCLI 450 N.V. WBEN 930 Central City, Ky. WNES 1050 Ga, WCLA 1470 Buffalo. Claxton, W W LE 170 WYSL 1400 WMTA 1380 Ga. WGHC 1570 Cornwall, N.Y, Clayton, Cal. KREL 370 WEBB 970 Centralia, Ill. WILY 1210 Clayton, Mo. KXLW 1320 Corona, TX KCTA 0305 W G R 550 Centralia & Chehalis, Wash. KFUO 850 Corpus Christi, KELA 1470 KCCT WKRW 1520 Clayton, N.Mex. KLMX 1450 KEYS 440 WWOL 1120 Centre AL WAGC 1560 Clayton NC WHPY 1590 K RYS 60 Buffalo. Wyn. KBBS 1450 WEIS 990 WCPA 900 Centreville AL WBIB 1110 Clearfield, Pa. KSIX 230 Ruined. GA WOYX 1460 Clearwater, Fla. WTAN 1340 KUNO 1nn Burbank CA (ROO 1500 Ceres. Calif. KLOC 920 WAZE 880 Rurgaw 1470 Chadburn, N.C. WVOE 1590 Corry. PA WWCB NC WVBS Cleburne, Tex. KCLE 1120 Corsicana, Tex. KAND 340 Borien. Wash. KQ1N 800 Chadron, Nebr. KCSR 610 800 Clemson. S.C. WCCP 1560 Cortez, Colo. KVFC 740 Burley, Idaho KBAR 1230 Chamhersburg, Pa. WCHA WCBG 1590 Clermont FL WSLC 1340 Cortland, N.Y. WKRT 920 Burlington. Colo. KNAB 1140 Cleveland. Ga, WRWH 1350 Ore. KLOO 1340 Burlington. Iowa KBUR 14°0 Champaign, Ill. WDWS 1400 Corvallis, Chanute, Kan. KKOY 1460 Cleveland, Miss. KFLY 1240 1150 WCLDDSK 1490410 KK11Z 1360 KOAC 550 Burlington. N.C. WBBB 020 Chapel Hill, N.C. WCHL WRBX 1530 Cleveland OH W W W E 1 100 Corydon, Ind. WPDF 1550 WBAG 1150 WIXY 1260 Coshocton, Ohio WINS 1560 -Graham, N.C. Chardon, O. WBKC 1560 Burlington Charleroi, Pa. WESA 940 WERE 1300 Cottage Grove, Ore. KNN 1400 WBBB 920 Charles City. Iowa KCHA 1580 WGAR 1220 Cottonwood AZ KVIDO 1600 Burlington, Vt. WDOT 1400 Charleston. Ill. WEIC 1270 W H K 1420 Coudersport, Pa. WFRM 600 WJOY 1230 KCHR 1350 WABQ Council Bluffs, Iowa WVMT Charleston, Mo. 1540 620 Charleston, S.C. WCSC 1390 W J W 850 KRCB 1560 Burnet TX KHLB 1340 WOKE 1340 Cleveland, Tenn. WBAC 1348 Courtenay, B.C. CFCP 1440 Burnettnwn, S.C. WVAP 1510 WPAL 730 WCLE 1570 Covington, Ga. WGFS 1430 Burney. Cal. KAVA 1450 WQSN 1450 Cleveland, TX KJCH 1410 Covington. Ky. WCLU 1320 730 Burns, Oreg. KRNS'1230 WTMA 1250 Cleve. Hghts., Ohio WJMO 1490 Covington, La . WARB Burnsville, N.C. WKYK 1540 Charleston, W.Va. WCAW 680 Clewiston, Fla. WOWY 1550 Covington, Tenn. W KBL 1250 Butler AL WPRN 1240 WCHS 580 Clifton AZ (CUZ 1490 Covington, Va. W I

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Dearborn MI WNIC 310 Eastland, Tex. KERC 1590 KFRB 900 Franklin, La. KFRA 1390 Decatur AL WHOS 800 E. Lansing, Mich, WKAR 870 K1AK 970 Franklin, N.C. WFSC 1050 WAJF 490 WVIC 730 Fair Bluff, N.C. W W KO 480 Franklin, N.N. WFTN 1240 WMSL 400 E. Liverpool, Ohio WOHI 1490 Fairbury, Nebr. KGMT 310 East Longmeadow, Franklin, Pa. WFRA 1450 Decatur -Atlanta, Ga. Mass. Fairfax, Va. WEEL 310 Franklin, Tenn. WAGG 950 1600 WGUN 010 WTYM Fairfield AL WJLD 400 WIZO 1380 Eastman, Ga. WUFIF WQAK 310 710 Fairfield, III W FI W 390 Franklin, Va. WYSR 1250 Decatur, Ill. WDZ 050 E. Moline, IL WDLM 960 Fairfield, Iowa KMCD 570 Franklintnn, E. Point, La. WFCG 1110 WSOY 349 Ga. WT114 260 Fairfield, O. WCNW 560 Frederick, Md. one East Prairie. Mo. I(GCL WFMD Decatur, Ind- WADM 540 080 Fairhope AL WARF 220 Frederick. Okla. KTAT 1570 KWLC 240 E. St. Louis IL WESLL. 490 Fairmont, Minn. KSUM 370 Decorah, E. Syracuse, NY WYRD Fairmont, Fredericksburg. Tex. Iowa KWLC 240 540 N.C. WFMO 860 KNAF 910 Deer Lodge, Mont, Easton MD WEMD 460 Fairmont, W.Va, WMMN KDRG 400 920 Fredericksburg, VA WFAV 1230 Deerfield, Va. Easton, Pa. WEER 230 WTCS 1490 WABH 150 W FLS 1356 Defiance, Ohio WONW 280 WEST 400 Fairway, Kan. KUDL 1380 De Funiak Eaton. OH WCTM 1130 Fajardo, WMDD Fredericksted, VI WRRA 1290 Springs, Fla, P.R. 1480 Fredericktown. Mo. Eatonton. Ga. WXPQ. 520 Falfurrias, Tex. KPSO 1260 WGTX 280 KFTW 1450 460 Eatontown, N,I. WHIG 410 Fallon, Nev. 980 WZEP KVLV Fredonia, N.Y. WRUZ 1570 De Kalb, Ill. WLBK 360 Eau Claire. Wis. WEAQ 790 Fall River, Mass. WALE 1400 De Land. Fla. WETO WBIZ 400 Freeport. III. WFRL 1570 490 WSAR 1480 Freeport, N.Y. WGBB 1240 WKI

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Bch.. Fla. KKXL 1440 WLEA 1400 Jacksonville WKBO 230 WBIX 1010 KNOX 1310 Harrison AR KHOZ 900 Horseheads, N.Y. WIQT 1000 Hot Springs AR KBHS 590 Jamestown, Ky. WJKY 1060 Grand Haven, Mich.WGHN Harrisonburg, Va. WHBG 360 Jamestown, N.Dak. KEY! 1400 1370 W KCY 300 KXOW 1420 KING 1340 KSJB 600 Grand Island, Nebr. WSVA 550 1240 750 Hot Springs, S.Dak. Jamestown, N.Y. WJTN KMMJ Harrodsburg, Ky. WHBN 420 W I

WKGN 1340 Leominster, Mass. WLMS 000 WLLL 930 WAPF 980 WKXV 900 Leonardtown, Md. W K I K 370 WLGM 320 McCook, Nebr. KERL 1300 WNOX 990 Leone, Am. Samoa WVUV 120 WWOD 390 KICX 1380 WROL 490 Leveiland, Tex. KLVT 230 WBRG 050 McFarland, Cal. KXEM 1590 WSKT 580 Levittown, Pa. WBCB 490 Lynn. Main. WLYN 360 McGehee AR KVSA 1220 Kodiak AK KVOK 560 Lewisburg, Pa. WUDO 010 Lyons. Ga. WBBT 340 McKeesport, Pa. WEDO 810 Kokomo. Ind. WIOU 35n Lewisburg, Tenn. WJJM 490 Machias, Me. . WMCS 400 WIXZ 1360 Kosciusko, Miss. WKOZ 34n Lewiston, Idaho KRLC 350 Macomb, Ill. W KAI 510 McKenzie, Tenn. WHOM 1440 Kotzebue AK KOTZ 720 KOZE 300 Macon, Ga. WBML 240 McKinney, Tex. KYAL 1600 Laconia, N.H. WLNH 350 Lewiston, Maine WCOU 240 WCRY 900 MCLeansuoro, 111, WMCL 1060 WEM1 490 WLAM 470 WDEN 500 McMinnville, Oreg. KMCM 1260 La Crosse. W I WIZM 410 Lewistown, Mont. KXLO 230 WIBB 2i 0 McMinnville, Tenn. WBMC 960 WLCX 490 Lewistown, Pa. WKVA 920 WMAZ 940 WAKI 1230 W KTY 580 WMRF 490 WNEX 4011 McPherson, Kans. KNEX 1540 Ladysmith. Wis. WLDY 340 Lexington, Ky. WLAP 830 Macen, Mo. KLTI McRae, Ga. WUAX 1410 Lafayette, Ga. WLFA 590 WBLG 300 Madawaska, Me. WSJR 230 Meadville, Pa. WMGW 1490 Lafayette. Ind. WASK 450 WVLK 590 Madera, Calif. KNOT 250 Mechanicville, N.Y. WMVI 1170 WAZY 10 Lexington, Miss. WXTN 000 Madill. Okla. KMAD 550 Mebane NC W(JWX 1080 WBAA Lexington, Mo. KLEX 570 Madison FL WMAF 230 Medford MA WWEL 1430 Lafayette, La. KPEL 420 Lexington. Neb. KRVN 880 Madison, Ga. WYTH 250 Medford, Oreg. KMED 1440 KVOL 330 Lexington. N.C. WBUY 440 Madison, Ind. WORX 270 KSHA 860 KXKW 520 Lexington, Tenn. WOXL 490 Madison. S.D. (JAM 390 KBOY 730 Lafayette. Tenn. WEEN 460 Lexington, Va. WREL 450 Madison, Tenn. WENO 430 KYJC 1230 LaFnllette, Tenn. WLAF 450 Lexington Pk.. Md, WPTX 920 Madison, Wis. WHA 970 Medford, Wis. WIGM 1490 LaGrande. Oreg. KLBM 450 Libby, Mont. KLCB 230 WIBA 310 Melbourne, Fla. WMMB 1240 LaGrange, Ga. WLAG 240 Liberal, Kant. KSCB 270 WISM 480 WMEL 920 WTRP 620 )(LIB 470 WTSO 070 Memphis, Tenn. WHBQ 580 LaGrange. III. WTAQ 300 Liberty, Ky. WKDO 560 WMAD 550 WWEE 1430 LaGrange. Tex. KVLG 570 Liberty, Mo. KBIL 140 Madisonville, Ky. WFMW 730

LaJunta. Colo. KBZZ 400 Liberty, N.Y. WVOS 240 , WTTL 310 WDIA 1070 Lake Charles, La. KLOU 580 Liberty. Tex. l

N(XIV 4400 Powell, Wyo. KPOW 1260 W008 590 Joseph, Mich. WSJM 1400 Poynette. Wis. St. Picayune, Miss. WRJW 1320 WIBU 1240 WTVR 30 St. Joseph -Benton Harbor, Piedmont AL WPID 1280 Praire du Chien, Wis. WRNL 910 Mich. WHFB 1060 Piedmont, Mo. KPWB 1140 WPRE ^80 WRVA St. Joseph, Mo, KFEQ 680 Kan. K W NS Pierre, S.D. KGFX 1060 Pratt, 290 WXGI 950 KKJO 1550 KCCR 240 Prattville AL WPXC 410 WRGM 540 KUSN 1270 Prentiss. I

Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz KAAA Kingman AZ 1230 KALM Thayer. Mo. 1290 KASI Ames, Iowa 1430 KBBB Borger, Tex. 1600 KAAP Santa Paula, CA 1400 KALN Iola, Kan. 1370 KASL Newcastle, Wyn. 1240 KBBO Yakima, Wash. 1390 KAAR Mountlake Tarr.. WA 1510 KALO Little Rock AR 1250 KASM Albany, Minn. 1150 KBBQ Ventura-Oxnard, KAAT Denver CO 1090 KALT Atlanta, Tex. 900 KASO Minden, La. 1240 KAAY Little Rock AR 1090 KALV Alva. Okla. 1430 KAST Astoria, Ore. 1370 KBBR North Bend, Oreg. 1340 KABC Los Angeles. Calif. 790 KAMA El Paso TX 1080 KASY Auburn, Wash. 1220 KBBS Buffalo. Wyo. 1450 KASI Abilene, Kans. 1560 KAMO Camden AR 910 KATA Arcata CA 1340 KBBV Big Bear Lake. CA 1050 KABL Oakland, Calif. 960 KAMI Cozad. Neb, 1580 KATB Agana, GU 570 KBCH Lincoln City OR 1380 KABQ Albuquerque, N.M. 1350 KAML Kenedy-Karnes City, KATE Albert Lea. Minn. 1450 KBCL Shreveport, La. 1220 KARR Aberdeen, S.Dak. 1420 Tex. 990 KATI Casper, Wyo. 1400 KBDF Eugene. OR 1280 KACE Riverside, Calif. 1570 KAMO Rogers AR 1390 KATL Miles City, Mont. 1340 (BEA Mission, Kans. 1480 KACI The Dalles, Oreg. 1300 KAMP El Centro, Call. 1430 KATO Safford AZ 1250 KBEC Waxahachie, Tex. 1390 KACO Bellville, TX 1090 KAMX Albuquerque NM 1520 KATR Eugene, Ore. 1320 KBEE Modesto. Calif. 970 KACT Andrews, Tex. 1360 KAMY McCamey, Tex. 1450 KATY San Luis Obispo, Cal. 1340 KEEL Idabel, Okla. 1240 KACY Port Hueneme, Calif. 1520 KANA Anaconda. Mont. 580 KATZ St. Louis. Mo. 1600 KBEN Carrizo Sprgs., Tex. 1450 KADA Ada. Okla. 1230 KANC Anchorage, AK 1080 KAUS Austin. Minn. 1480 KBET Reno, Nev. 1340 KADE Boulder CO 1190 KAND Corsicana, Tex. 1340 KAVA Burney, Cal. 1450 KBEW Blue Earth, Minn 1560 KARL Pine Bluff AR 1270 KANE New Iberia, La. 1240 KAVE Carlsbad, N.Mex. 1240 KBFS Belle Fourche, S.Dak. 1450 KADO Texarkana. TX -AR 940 KANI Wharton. Tex. 1500 KAVI Rocky Ford, Colo. 1320 (BFW Bellingham. Wash. 930 KANN 1090 KAVL Lancaster, Calif. 610 KADS Elk City. Okla. 1240 Ogden, Utah KBGH Memphis. Tex. 1 f30 KAFE Sante Fe, N.M. 810 KANO Anoka, Minn. 1470 KAVR Apple Valley, Calif. 960 (BON Caldwell, Idaho 910 KAFF Flagstaff AZ 930 KANS Larned, Kan. 1510 KAWA Waco -Marlin, Tex. 1010 KBHB Sturgis, S. D. 810 KAFY Bakersfield, Calif. 550 KAOH Duluth. Minn. 1390 KAWC Yuma AZ 1320 KBHC Nashville AR 1260 KAGE Winona, Minn, 930 KAOK Lake Charles. La. 1400 KAWL York, Neb. 1370 KBHM Branson, Mo 1220 KAGH Crossett AR 800 KAOL Carrollton. Mo. 1430 KAWT Douglas AZ 1450 KBHS Hot Springs AR 590 KAGI Grants Pass, Oreg. 1380 KAPA Raymond, Wash. 1340 KAWW Heber Springs AR 1370 KBIB Monette AR 1560 KAYC Beaumont, Tex. 1450 KAGO Klamath Falls, Oreg. 1150 I

630 KRNT Des Moines, Iowa KTAC Tacoma. Wash. 850 KVAN Vancouver. Wash. 1480 KWRO Coquille, Oreg. KRNY Kearney, Nebr. 1460 KTAE Taylor. Tex. 1260 KVAS Astoria, Ore. 1230 KWRT Boonville. Mo. 1370 KROB Robstown. Tex 1510 KTAM Bryan TX 1240 KVBR Brainerd, Minn. 1340 KWSD Mt. Shasta. Callf. 620 KROC Rochester, Minn. 1340 KTAN Sierra Vista AZ 1420 KVCK Wolf Point. Mont. 1450 KWSH WewokaSeminole, KROD El Paso. Tex. 600 KTAR Phoenix AZ 620 KVCL Winnfield, La. 1270 Oklahoma 1260 KROE Sheridan, Wyo. 93 0 KTAT Frederick. Okla. 570 KVCV Redding. Calif. 600 KWSL Sioux City, IA 1470 KROF Abbeville, La. 960 KTBB Tyler, Tex. 600 KVDB Sioux Center, la. 1090 KWSO Wasco, Calif. 1050 KROP Brawley. Celli. 1300 KTCB Malden. Mo. 470 KVEC San Luis Obispo, Calif. 920 KWSR Rifle, Cato, 810 KROQ Burbank CA 1500 KTCH Wayne, Neb, 590 KVEE Conway AR 1330 KWSU Pullman. Wash. 1250 KROS Clinton. Iowa 1340 KTCR Minneapolis. Minn. 690 KVEG Las Vegas. Nev. 970 KWTC Barstow. Calif. 1230 KROW Dallas, Ore. 1260 KTCS Fort Smith AR 410 KVEL Vernal,. Utah 920 KWTO Springfield, Mo. 560 KROX Crookston, Minn. 1460 KTOL Farmersville. La. 470 KVEN Ventura. Calli. 1450 KWTX Waco, Tex, 1230 KROY Sacramento. Calif. 1240 KTDO Toledo. Oreg. 230 KVET Austin, Tex. 1300 KWUN Concord. Cal. 1480 KRPL Moscow. Idaho 1400 KTEE Idaho Falls. Idaho 260 KVFC Cortez. Colo. 740 KWVR Enterprise, Oreg. 1340 KRPT Anadarko, Okla. 850 KTEL Walla Walla. Wash. 490 KVFD Ft. Dodge. Iowa 1400 KWWB Bismarck-Mandan,ND KRRR Ruidoso. NM 1360 KTEM Temple, Tex. 400 KVGB Great Bend. Kans. 1590 1270 Sherman. Tex. 910 KTEO San Angelo. Tex. 340 KV1 Seattle, Wash. 570 KWWL Waterloo, Iowa 1330 KRRV CA 1340 KRSC Othello. Wash. 1400 KTER Terrell. Tex, . 570 I(VIC Victoria. Tex. 1340 KWXY Cathredal City KRSI St. Louis Park. Minn. 950 KTET Payette. Idaho 450 KVIL Highland Park, Tex. 1150 KWYK Farmington, N.Mex. 9110 KRSL Russell. Kans. 990 KTFI Twin Falls, Idaho 270 470 KWYN Wynne AR 1400 400 KVIN Vinita. OK Wyo. 1410 KRSN Los Alamos. N.Mex. 1490 )(TFS Texarkana, Tex, AZ 600 KWYO Sheridan, KTGO Tinga, N. D. 090 KVIO Cottonwood KWYR Winner, S.Dak. 1260 KRSP Salt Lake City. Utah 1060 KVIP Redding, Calif. 540 KRSY Roswell. N.Mex. 1230 KTGR Columbia, Mo. 580 KWYS W. Yellowstone, Mont. 920 Hobart OK 420 KVKM Mnnahans, Tex. 330 KWYZ Everett, Wash. 1230 KRTN Raton, N.Mex. 1490 KTIS KVLF Alpine, Tex. 240 KRTR Thermopolis, Wyo. 1490 KTHE Thermopolis, Wyo. 240 KXA Seattle, Wash. 770 Lake Tahoe, Cal. 590 KVLG LaGrange, Tex. 570 AR 1490 KRUN Ballinger. Tex. 1400 KTHO South 470 KXAR Hope KTHS Berryville. Ark. 480 KVLH Pauls Valley, Okla. Waterloo, Iowa 1540 KRUS Ruston, La. 1490 KVLL Woodville. Tex. 220 KXEL Glendale AZ 1360 KTIB Thibodaux, La. 630 KXEM McFarland, Cal. 1590 KRUX 590 KVLV Fallon, Nev. 980 1340 KRVN Lexington, Neh. 880 KTIL Tillamook. Oreg. 630 KXEO Mexico, Mo. 510 KVMA Magnolia AR Louis. Ma. 1010 KRWB Roseau. Minn. 1410 (TIM San Rafael. Calif. 320 KXEN Festus-St. Porterville. Calif. 450 KVMC Colorado City, Tex. KXEW Tucson AZ 1600 KRWC Buffalo MN 1360 (TIP KVML Sonora, Calif. 450 AK 950 KTIS Minneapolis. Minn. 900 KXEX Fresno, Calif. 1550 KRXA Seward Ore. 240 KVNC Winslow. Ariz, 010 1400 KRXK Rexburg, Idaho 1230 KTIX Pendleton. 240 KXGN Glendive, Mont. Okla. 420 KVNI Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Iowa 1360 KRYS Corpus Christi, Tex. 1360 KTIS Hobart. KVNU Logan, Utah 610 KXGI Ft. Madison, Ketchikan AK 930 sr Iowa Iowa 800 KRYT Colo Springs. Colo. 1530 KTKN KVOB Bastrop. La. 340 XIC City. KRZE Farmington. N.M. 1280 KT K R Taft, Calif 310 KXIT Dalhart. Tex. 1410 AZ 990 KVOC Casper. Wyo. 230 AZ 1400 KRZI Waco TX 1580 KTKT Tucson Kans. 400 (XIV Phoenix La. 3680 KVOE Emporia. City AR 950 KRZY Albuquerque, N.M. 1450 KTLD Tallulah, KVOG Ogden. Utah 490 KXJK Forrest KSAC Manhattan, Kana. 580 KTLK Denver, Colo. KX K W Lafayette, La, 1520 Home AR 1240 KVOK Kodiak AK 560 Oreg. 750 KSAL Salina. Kans. 1150 KTLO Mountain KVOL Lafayette. La. 330 KXL Portland, Huntsville, Tex. 1490 KTLQ Tahlequah, Okla. 350 KXLE Ellensburg, Wash. 1240 KSAM KVOM Mnrrilton AR 800 1370 ICSCB Liberal. Kans. 1270 KTLU Rusk. Tex. 580 440 KXLF Butte, Mont. KVON Napa. Calif. 1230 Iowa 1360 KTLW Texas City, Tex. 920 170 KXLO Lewiston. Mont. KSCI Sioux City. KV00 Tulsa, Okla. Rock KSCO Santa Cruz, Calif. 1080 KTMC McAlester, Okla. 400 400 KXLR North Little KVOP Plainview. Tex. AR' 1150 KSD St. Louis, Mo. 550 KTMF New Prague, Minn, 350 KVOR Coln. Springs. Colo. 300 KSDN Aberdeen. S.Dak. 930 Trumann AR 530 KXLW Clayton, Mo. 1320 KTMM KVOU Uvalde. Tex. 400 Wash. 920 KSDO San Diego, Calif. 1130 KTMS Santa Barbara. Calif. 250 Henderson -Las Vegas, KXLY Spokane. KVOV KXO El Centro, Calif. 1230 KSOR Waterton. S.Dak. 1480 KTNC Falls City. Nebr. 230 KVV 280 (SEE Santa Maria. Calif. 1480 Tueumcarl. N.Mex. 400 450 KXOK St. Louis, Mo. 630 KTNM OW Riverton, Wyo. Tex. 1360 KSEI Pocatello. Idaho 930 KTNT Tacoma. Wash. 400 KVOX Moorhead, Minn. 280 KXOL Ft. Worth, K Kans. 1340 Cal. 490 400 KXOW Hot Springs AR 1420 KSE Pittsburg. KTOP Petaluma. KVOY Yuma, Ariz. 1240 KSEL Lubbock, Tex. 950 KTOC Jonesboro, La. 920 ICVOZ Laredo, Tex. 490 KXOX Sweetwater, Tex. KSEM Moses Lake, Wash. 1470 KTOE Mankato. Minn. 420 KVPI Ville Platte, La. 050 KXPO Grafton. ND 340 KSEN Shelby, Mont. 1150 S. D. 570 KXRA Alexandria. Minn. 490 KVRA Vermillion. 520 K SEO Durant. Okla. 750 KTOK Oklahn aawaiiCity, Okla. 000 KVRC Arkadelphia AR 240 KXRB Sioux Falls. S.D. KSET El Paso, Tex. 1340 Salinas, Cal. 380 460 KXRO Aberdeen. Wash. 320 KTOM KVRE Santa Rosa. CA 500 KSEW Sitka. Alaska 1400 KTON Beltnn. Tex. 940 Coto. KXRX San Jose. Calif. KVRH Salida. 500 KSEY Seymour. Tex. 1230 Topeka, Kane, 490 AR 34022260 KXTO Sherman. Tex. KTOP KVSA McGehee 450 KSFA Nacogdoches, Tex. 860 KTOQ Rapid City. SD 34i KVSF Sante Fe, N.Mex. KXXL Bozeman, Mont. KSFE Needles CA 1340 KTOW Sand Spring, Okla. 340 KVSH Valentine, Nebr. 940 KXXO Tulsa. OK 300 KSFO San Francisco, Calif.. 560 KTPA Prescott AR 370 KVSI Montpelier, Ida. 450 KXXR Spokane. WA 440 KSGM Chester, III. 980 KTRB Modesto. Calif. 860 KVSL Show Low AZ 450 KXXX Colby, Kans. 790 KSGT Jackson. Wyo. 1340 KTRC Santa Fe. N. Mex. 400 KVSO Ardmore. Okla. 240 KXYZ Houston. Tex. 320 KSHA Medford, Ore. 860 KTRF Thief River Falls. KVWC Vernon, Tex. 490 KYA San Francisco, Calif. 260 KSIB Creston. Iowa 1520 230 KVWG Pearsall. Tex. 280 KYAC Kirkland, Wash. 460 K SID Sidney. Nebr. 1340 KTRG Honolulu HI 990 K V W M Show Low AZ 970 KYAL McKinney, Tex. 600 KSIG Crowley. La. 1450 KTRH Houston. Tex. 740 KVWO Cheyenne. Wyo. 370 KYCA Prescott AZ 490 KSIL Silver City. N.Mex. 1340 KTRM Beaumont. Tex, 990 KVYL Holdenville. Okla. 370 KYCN Wheatland, Wyo. 340 (SIM Sikeston. Mo. 1400 KTRN Wichita Falls, Tex. 1290 KWAC Bakersfield. Calif. 490 KYES Roseburg, Oreg. 950 (SIR Estes Park. CO 1470 KTRT Truckee. Cal. 1400 KWAD Wadena. Minn. 920 KY ET Payette. Idaho 450 KSIS Sedaiia, Mo. 1050 KTRY Bastrop, La. 730 KWAK Stuttgart AR 240 KYJC Medford, Oreg. 230 KSIW Woodward, Okla. 1450 KTSA San Antonio. Tex. 550 KWAL Wallace. ID 620 KYKR Port Arthur, TX 1510 (SIX Corpus Christi. Tex. 1230 KTSM El Paso. Tex. 360 KWAM Memphis, Tenn. 990 KYLT Missoula, Mont. 340 ( SIB Jamestown. N.Dak. 600 KTTN Trenton. Mo. 600 KWAT Watertown. S.Dak. 950 KYME Boise, Idaho 740 KSKI Hailey. Ida. 1340 KTTR Rolla. Mn, 490 KWAY Waverly, Iowa 470 KYNG Coos Bay, Oreg. 420 KSKY Dallas, Tex. 860 KTTS Springfield. Mo. 400 KWBB Wichita. Kane. 410 KYNO Fresno, Calif. 300 KSL Salt Late City, Utah 1160 KITT Columbus. Nebr. 510 KWBC Navasota, Tex. 550 KYNT Yankton, S.Dak. 450 KSLM Salem. Oreg. 1390 KTTX Brenham. TX 280 KWBE Beatrice, Nebr. 450 KYOK Houston, Tex. 590 KSLO Opelousas. La. 1230 KTUC Tucson AZ 400 K W BG Boone, Iowa 590 KYOR Blythe, Calif. 450 KSLV Monte Vista. Coln. 1240 KTUF Tempe AZ 580 KWBW Hutchinson, Kans. 450 KYOS Merced, Calif. 480 KSLY San Luis Obispo. Cal. 1400 KTUE Tulin. Tex. 280 (WRY Edna. Tex. 130 KYRO Potosi, Mo. 280 KSMA Santa Maria. Calif. 1240 KTUI Sullivan. Mn. 560 KWCK Searcy. AR 300 KYOU Greeley. Colo. 450 KSMM Shakopee. Minn. 1530 KTW Seattle. Wash. 250 KWCL Oak Grove, La. 280 KYSM Mankato, Minn. 230 KSMN Mason City, Iowa 1010 (TWO Casper, Wyn, 030 KWCO Chickasha, Okla. 560 KYSN Colorado Svgs., Colo. 460 KSMO Salem, Mo. 1340 KTX1 Jasper. Tex. 350 KWEB Rochester, Minn. 270 K YSS Missoula, Mont. 930 KSNN Pneatelln, Ida. 1290 KTXO Sherman. Tex. 500 KWED Seguin. Tex. 580 KYUK Bethel AK 580 KSNO Aspen. Colo. 1260 KTYD Santa Barbara. CA 990 KWEI Weiser, Idaho 260 KYVA Gallup, N.Mex. 230 KSNY Snyder. Tex. 1450 KTYM Inglewood Calif. 460 KWEL Midland, Tex. 600 KYW Philadelphia. Pa. 060 KSO Des Moines. Iowa 1460 KTYN Minnt. N.D. 430 KWEW Hobbs. N.Mex. 480 KYXI Oregon City, Ore. 520 KSOA Ava, Mo. 1430 KUAD Windsnr. Cato. 170 KWEY Weatherford. Okla. 590 KZAK Tyler, Tex. 330 KSOH Little Rock. AR 1050 KUAI Eleele. Kanal, Hawaii 720 KWFA Merkle, Tex, 500 KIA M Bellevue, WA '(SOX Arkansas City. Kans. 1280 KUAM Agana. GU file KWFT Wichita Falls, Tex. 620 (ZEE Weatherford TX 1220 KSOM Ontario. Cal. 1510 KUAI Tucson AZ 1550 KWG Stockton. Calif. 230 KZEY Tyler. Tex. 690 KSON San Diego. Calif. 1240 KUBA Yuba City. Calif. 1600 (WON Big Lake, Tex. 290 KZIA Albuquerque, N.M. 580 KSOO Sioux Falls. S.Dak, 1140 KUBC Montrnse. Coln. 580 KWH K Hutchinson, Kans. 260 KZIP Amarillo. Tex. 310 KSOP Salt Lake City. Utah 1370 KUDE Oceanside. Calif. 1320 KWHN Fort Smith AR 320 1(210 Ridgecreat. CA 360 KSOX Raymondville, Tex. 1240 KUDI Great Falls. Mont. 1450 KWHO Salt Lake City, Utah 860 K ING Hot Springs AR 340 KSPD Boise. Idaho 790 KUDL Fairway, Kan. 1380 KWHW Altus, Okla. 450 KZOE Princeton, III. 490 KSPI Stillwater, Okla. 780 KUDY Spokane. Wash. 1280 (WI K Pocatello. Idaho 240 KZOL Farwell, Tex. 570 1260 790 600 KSPL Diboll. Tex. KUEN Wenatchee, Wash. 900 K W I L Albany, Oreg. KZON Santa Maria, Cal. KSPO Spokane. Wash. 1230 590 KWIP Merced, Calli. 580 KZOO Honolulu, Hawaii KUGN Eugene. Oreg. 460 KSPR Springdale AR 1590 KUHL Santa Marla, Cal. 440 KWIQ Moses Lake. Wash. 260 KZOT Marianna AR Idaho 1400 Douglas. WY 050 AR 540 KSPI Sandpnint. K U I K Hillsboro. Orep, 360 KWIV KZRK Ozark, KSRA Salmon, Idaho 960 Walla. Wash. 420 KWIX Moberly, Mo. 230 KZUL Parker, AZ 380 KUI Walla 630 KSRC Socorro. N.Mex. 1290 KU KA San Antonin. Tex. 250 KWIZ Santa Ana, Calif. 480 KZUN Opportunity, Wash. KSRM Soldotna AK 920 KUKI Ukiah, Calif. 400 KWJB Globe, AZ 240 KZYM Cape Girardeau, Mo. 220 KSRO Santa Rosa. Calli. 1350 KU KU Willow Springs. Mo. 330 (WJJ Portland. Oreg. 080 KZZN Littlefield, Tex. 490 KSRV Ontario. Oreg. 1380 KULA Honolulu. Hawaii 690 KWK St. Louis, Mo. 360 WAAA Winston-Salem. N.C. 980 KSSS Colorado Springs, Colo. 740 KULE Ephrata. Wash. 730 ICWKA Clovis, NM 680 WAAB Worcester. Mass. 440 1230 340 Haute, Ind. 600 KSST Sulphur Springs, Tex. I(U L F Houston. Tex. 790 KWKC Abilene. Tex. WAAC Terre KSTA Coleman. Tex. 1000 KULP El Campo. Tex. 1390 K W K H Shreveport, La. 130 WAAM Ann Arbor. Mich. 00 KSTB Breckenridge. Tex. 1430 KULY Ulysses, Kan, 1420 KWKW Pasadena, Calli. 300 WAAN Waynesboro, Tenn. KSTL St. Lnuls, Mo. 690 KUMA Pendleton, Oreg. 1290 KWKY Des Moines, Iowa 150 WAAO Andalusia AL 530 KSTN Stocktnn, Calif. 1420 KUMU Honolulu. Hawaii 1500 KWLA Many, LA 1400 WAAX Gadsden AL 570 KSTP St. Paul. Minn. 1500 KUNO Corpus Christi. Tex. 1400 KWLC Deeorah. Iowa 240 WAAY Huntsville AL 550 KSTR Grand Junction, Colo. 820 KUOA Siloam Springs AR 1290 KWLM Willmar, Mlnn. 340 WABA Aguadilla, P.Rlco 850 1170 KWMC Del Rio, Tex, 490 WABB Mobile AL 480 KSTT Davenport. Iowa KUOM Minneapolis, Minn. 770 770 KSTV Stephenville. Tex. 1610 KUPD Tempe AZ 1060 KWMT Ft. Dodge. Iowa 540 WABC New York. N.Y. KWNA Winnemucca, Nev. 400 WARD Ft. Campbell. Ky. (SUB Cedar City, Utah 590 KU'I Idaho Falls, Idaho 980 1220 Memphis AR 730 1050 KWNO Winona, Minn. 230 WABF Fairhope AL KSUD West KUPK Garden City, Kan. 960 1240 1450 KWNS Pratt, Kans. 290 WABG Greenwood, Miss. KSUE Susanville. Calif, KUPY Puyallup. WA 1150 1370 1450 KWNT Davenport. Iowa 580 WASH Deerfield. Va. (SUM Fairmont. Minn. KURA Moab. Utah 910 1230 730 KWOA Worthington. Minn. 730 WABI Bangor. Maine KSUN Bisbee AZ KURL Billings, Mont. 1490 KSUZ Port Neches. TX 1150 KURV Edinburg. Tex. 710 KWOC Poplar Bluff. Mo. 930 WAB1 Adrian. Mich. 980 910 KWOE Clinton. Okla. 320 WABK Gardiner. Me. 1280 KSVC Richfield. Utah KURY Brookings, Oreg. 1570 730 690 KWON Bartlesville, Okla. 400 WABL Amite. La. KSVN Ogden. Utah (USE) Vermillion, S.Dak. 990 1600 KWOR Worland, Wyo. 340 WABO Waynesboro, Miss, KSVP Artesia. N.Mex. 990 KUSH Cushing, Okla. Ohio 1540 KSWA Graham, Tex. 1330 KUSN St. Joseph. Mo. 1270 KWOS Jefferson City. Mo. 240 WABQ Cleveland. 790 KWOW Pomona, Calif. 800 WABV Abbeville, S.C. 1590 KSWB Seaside. Ore, 930 KUTA Blanding, Utah 1400 980 KWPC Muscatine, Iowa 880 WABY Albany. N.Y. KSWM Aurora. Mo. 940 KUTI Yakima. Wash. 1010 1470 KWPM West Plains, Mo. 450 WABZ Albemarle. N.C. KSWO Lawton, Okla. 1380 KUTY Palmdale. Calif. )590 KSWS Roswell. N. M. 1020 KUUU Seattle. Wash. 1590 KWPR Claremore. Okla. 270 WACA Camden, S.C. KWRC Woodburn, Ore. 940 WACB Kittanning, Pa. 1380 KSWW Wiekenburg AZ 1250 KUVR Holdredge. Nebr. 1380 730 1570 KWRD Henderson. Tex. 470 WACE Chicopee. Mass. KSXX Salt Lake City, Utah 630 KUXL Golden Valley, Minn. 1300 KWRE Warrenton, Mo. 730 W AC I The Dalles. Ore. KSYC Yreka. Calif. 1490 KUZN W. Monroe, La. lilo 1420 La. 970 KUZZ Bakersfield. Calif. 800 KWRF Warren AR 860 WACK Newark, N.Y. KSYL Alexandria. Roads. La. 1500 Waycross. Ga. 570 KSYX Santa Rosa, N.Mex. 1420 KVAC Forks. Wash. 1490 KWRG New WACL 70 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975

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WDEW Westfield. Maas. 570 WEMJ Laconia, N.H. 1490 WFRC Reidsville, N.C. 1600 WGUN Atlanta GA 1010 WDGL Douglasvllle, Ga. 520 WEMP Milwaukee, Wis. 1250 WERE Freeport. III. 1570 WGUS North Augusta, S.C. 380 WDGY Minneapolis. Minn. 130 WENC Whiteville, N.C. 1220 WFRM Coudersport. Pa. 600 WGUY Bangor, Maine 250 Memphis, Tenn. 070 WEND Ebensburg. Pa. 1580 WFRO Fremont, Ohio 900 WGVA Geneva, N.Y. 240 WDIA 260 WDIC Clinchco. Va. 430 WEN E Endicott. N.Y. 1430 WFRX West Frankfort, III. 1300 WGVM Greenville. Miss. WDIG Dothan AL 450 WENG Englewood. Fla. 1530 WFSC Franklin, N.C. 1030 WGWC Selma, Ala. 340 WDIX Orangeburg. S.C. 150 WENK Union City. Tenn. 1240 WFSH Valparaiso. Fla. 1340 WGWR Asheboro, N.C. 280 WDJS Mt. Olive, N.C. 430 WENN Birmingham. AL 1320 WFSO Pinellas, Fla. 570 WGY Schenectady, N.Y. 810 WDJZ Bridgeport, Conn. 530 WEND Madison. Tenn. 1430 WFSP Kingwood. W. Va. 1560 WGYV Greenville AL 388 Wis. 970 Kingstree, S. C. 310 WEN R Englewood, Tenn. 1090 WEST Caribou, Maine 600. WHA Madison, WDKD WHAG Halfway, Md. 410 W D KN Dickson, Tenn. 260 WENT Gloversville- WFTC Kinston, N.C. 960 WDLA Walton. N.Y. 270 Johnston NY 1340 WFTG London. Ky. 1400 WHAI Greenfield, Mess. 24g WDLB Marshfield, WI 450 WENY Elmira, N.Y. 1230 WFTL Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 1400 WHAK Rogers City. Mien. 960 WDLC Port Jervis. N.Y. 490 WENZ Highland Springe, WFTM Maysville, Ky. 1240 WHAL Shelbyville. Tenn. 400 Ohio 550 Va. 1450 N.H. 1240 WHAM Rochester. N.Y. 180 WDLR Delaware. WFTN Franklin, 930 WDLM E. Moline, III. 960 WEOK Poughkeepsle, N.Y. 1390 WFTO Fulton, Miss. 1330 WHAN Haines City, Fla. WDLP Panama City, Fla. 590 WEOL Elyria, Ohlo 930 WFTP Ft. Pierce, FL 1330 WHAP Hopewell, Va, 940 WDLT Indianola, Miss. 1380 WED() Smithfield. VA 940 WFTR Front Royal, Va. 1450 WHAR Clarksburg, W.Va. 340 Me. 1340 WEPA Eupora, MS 710 Beach, WHAS Louisville, Ky. 840 WDME Dover.Foxeroft, WFTW Ft. Walton Pa. 340 WDMG Douglas, GA 860 WEPG S. Pittsburgh. Tenn. 910 Fla. 1260 WHAT Philadelphia. WDMJ Marquette. Mich. 1320 WEPM Martinsburg, W.Va. 1340 WFUL Fulton, Ky. 1270 WHAV Haverhill. Mass. 490 810 WEQO KY 1229 790 WHAW Weston, W.Va, 980 WOMP Dodgeville, Wls. Whitley City, WFUN Miami, Fla. 330 WDMV Pocomoke City. Md. 540 WERA Plainfield, NJ 1590 WFUR Grand Rapids, Mich. 1570 WHAZ Troy. N.Y. 620 960 Va, 1230 WHB Kansas City, Mo. 710 WONC Durham. N.C. WERC Birmingham AL WFVA Fredericksburg, 490 1240 FL 1400 1580 WHBB Selma AL WDNE Elkins. W.Va. WERD Jacksonville, WFVR Aurora IL 480 1450 Ohlo 1300 Tenn. 1220 WHBC Canton, Ohio WDNG Anniston. AL WERE Cleveland, WFWL Camden, 270 1280 AL 970 Wayne, Ind. 1090 WHBF Rock Island, III. WDNT Dayton, Tenn. WERH Hamilton, WFWR Ft. Va. 360 Ky. 1310 Westerly, R.I. 1230 WFYC Alma, Mich. 1280 WHBG Harrisonburg, WDOC Prestonsburg, WERI WHBL Wls. 330 WDOD Chattanooga. Tenn. 1310 WERK Muncie, Ind. 990 WGAA Cedartown, Ga. 1340 Sheboygan, Wls. 950 Ga. 580 W HBN Harrodsburg, Ky. 420 WDOE Dunkirk, N.Y. 1410 WERL Eagle River, WGAC Augusta, 050 1450 Van Ohio 1220 Gadsden AL 1350 W H BO Tampa. Fla. WDOG Allendale. S.C. WERT Wert, WGAD 560 1470 Charleroi, Pa. 940 WGAF Valdosta. Ga. 910 WHBQ Memphis. Tenn. WOOL Athens, Ga. WESA WHBT Harriman, Tenn. 600 WDON Wheaton. Md. 1540 WESB Bradford, Pa. 1490 WGAI Elizabeth City, N.C. 560 Greenville. S.C. 660 Lancaster, Pa. 490 WHBU Anderson, Ind. 240 WDOR Sturgeon Bay, Wls. 910 WESC WGAL Wie. 230 730 E. Louis IL 1490 Maine 560 WHBY Appleton. WDOS Oneonta. N.Y. WESL St. WGAN Portland. N.C. 400 1410 WESO Southbridge, Mass. 970 WGAP Maryville, Tenn. 400 WHCC Waynesville. WDOV Dover, Del. W HCO Sparta, III. 230 WDOT Burlington, Vt. 1400 WESR Tasley, Va. 1330 WGAR Cleveland, Ohio 220 Easton, Pa. 1400 Va. 050 WHCU Ithaca. N.Y. 870 WDOW Dowagiac, MI 1440 WEST WGAT Gate City, Houghton. Mich. 400 1580 WESX Salem, Mass. 1230 WGAU Athens. Ga. WHDF WDQN DuOuoin, III. W H D H Boston, Mass. 850 WDRC Hartford. Conn. 1360 WESY Leland. Miss, 1580 WGAW Gardner, Mass. 3400 WETB City, Tenn. 790 MD 050 WHDL Olean, N.Y. 450 WDSC Dillon. S.C. 800 Johnson WGAY Silver Spring Tenn. 440 1450 WETC Wendell-Zebulon, N.C. 540 WGBB Freeport N.Y. 240 WHDM McKenzie, WDSG Dyersburg. Tenn. WHEB Portsmouth, N.H. 750 WDSK Cleveland, Miss. 1410 WETE Knoxville TN 620 WGBF Evansville. Ind. 280 490 N.C. 400 W HEC Rochester, N.Y. 460 WDSL Moeksville, N. C. 1520 WETO DeLand, Fla. WGBG Greensboro, 370 WETT Ocean City, Md. 590 Pa. 910 WH EE Martinsville, Va, WDSM Superior. Wis. 710 WGBI Scranton. New Albany, Ind. 570 1340 WETU Wetumpka AL 250 Goldsboro, N. C. 150 WHEL WDSR Lake City. Fla. WGBR Syracuse, N.Y. 620 1280 WETZ New Martinsville, WGBS Fla. 710 WHEN WDSU New Orleans. Le. Miami. WHEO Stuart, Va. 270 WDTM Selmer, Tenn. 1130 West Virginia 330 WGCA Chattanooga TN 190 WEUC Ponce, P.R. 420 440 WHEP Foley AL 310 WDUN Gainesville, Ga. 1240 WGCB Red Lion, Pe, WHEX Columbia. Pa. 580 WDUX Waupaea. Wis. 800 WEUP Huntsville AL 600 WGCD Chester, S.C. 490 WEVA Emporia, Va. 860 490 W HFB Benton Harbor -St. WDUZ Green Bay. WI 1400 WGCH Greenwich, Conn. Mich. 060 New N.Y. 330 2400 Joseph, WDVA Danville, Va. 1250 WEVD York, WGCM Gulfport, Misa. 290 WEVE Eveleth, Minn. 340 Geneva WHGR Houghton L., Mich. WDVH Gainesville, Fla. 980 WGEA AL Ohio 440 WEVR River Falls, Wls. 550 Quincy, Ill. 440 WHHH Warren, WDVL Vineland. N.J. 1270 WGEM WH L Pine Castle -Sky Lak WOWD Dawson. Ga. 990 WEW St. Louis, Mo. 770 WGEN Geneseo IL 500 N.C. 080 F 1190 WOWS Champaign. Ill. 1400 WEWO Laurinburg, WGET Gettysburg, Pa. 320 580 W EX L Royal Oak, Mich. 940 490 WHHM Henderson, Tenn. WOXB Chattanooga. Tenn. 1490 WGEZ Beloit. Wis. WHHO Hornell, N.Y. 320 WDXE Lawrenceburg. Tenn. 1370 WEXM Jamesville, VA 520 WGFA Watseka. Ill. 360 W. Hartford, Conn. 550 WH HT Lucedale, Mise. 440 WDXI Jackson, Tenn. 1310 WEXT WOES Covington. Ga. 430 WHHV Hillsville. Va. 400 WDXL Lexington, Tenn. 1490 WEXY Oakland Park, Fla. 520 WGFT Youngstown. OH 300 44u 290 WHHY Montgomery AL WDXN Clarksville, Tenn. 640 WEYE Sanford, N.C. WGGA Gainesville, Ga. 550 520 Talladega. 580 WHIG Hardinsburg, Ky. WDXR Puducah, KY. 1560 WEYY AL WGGG Gainesville. Fla. 230 WHIE Griffin, Ga. 320 1240 WEZE Boston, Mass. 260 150 WOXY Sumter, S.C. WGGH Marion, III. 11 Miss. 570 WEZI Williamsburg, Ky. 440 W H Bay Springs, WDYX Buford, GA 1460 WGGO Salamanca, N.Y. 50 WHIM Providence, R.I. 110 WOZ Decatur, Ill. 1050 WEZQ Winfield AL 300 WGH Newport News, Ve. 310 010 1350 WHIN Gallatin, Tenn. WEAB Greer, S.C. 800 WEZY Cocoa Beach. FL WGHC Clayton, Ga. 570 WHIO Dayton, Ohio 290 WEAC Gaffney, S. C. 1500 WFAA Dallas -Ft. Worth TX 570 WGHN Grd, Haven, Mich. 370 WHIP Mooresville, N.C. 350 WEAG Alcoa. Tenn. 1&70 WFAB Miami, Fla. 990 WGHQ Kingston. N.Y. 920 WHIR Danville, Ky. 230 N.C. 1510 WFAD Middlebury. Vt. 490 WGIC Xenia, O. 500 WEAL Greensboro, 250 WHIS Bluefield. W.Va. 440 WEAM Arlington, Va. 1390 WFAG Farmville, N.C. WGIG Brunswick, Ge. 440 New Bern, N.C. 450 WFAH Alliance, Ohio 310 400 WHIT WEAN Providence, R.I. 790 WGIL Galesburg, Ill. WHIY Moulton. Ala. 530 790 WFAI Fayetteville, N.C. 230 WGI R Manchester. N.H. 610 240 WEAQ Eau Claire, Wls. 470 WHIZ Zanesville, Ohio W LAS Oa. 900 WFAR Farrell, Pa. W GI V Charlotte. N.C. 100 bavannan, WFAS Plains, N.Y. 230 WHJB Greensburg, Pa. 620 WEAT W. Palm Beach, Fla. 850 White WGKA Atlanta, Ga. 90 WHJC Matewan, W. Va. 360 WEAV Plattsburg, N.Y. WFAU Augusta, Me. 340 WGKR Perry FL 310 420 WFAW Atkinson, Wis. 940 250 WHK Cleveland, Ohio W EAW Evanston, III. 1330 Ft. WGL Fort Wayne, Ind. WH I(P Hendersonville, N.C. 450 Md. 1360 WFAX Falls Church, Va. 220 WGLB Port Wash., Wls. 560 WEBB Baltimore, 460 WHKY Hickory, N.C. 290 WEbe Uulutn, Minn. 880 WFBA San Sebastion, P.R. WGLC Mendota, Ill. 090 400 WFBC Greenville. S.C. 330 WHLB Virginia, Minn. WEBJ Brewton AL 1240 WGLI Babylon, N.Y. 290 WHLD Niagara Falls. N.Y. 270 WEBO Owego. N.Y. 1330 WFBG Altoona, Pa. 290 WGLX Galion, OH 570 400 WFBL Syracuse, N.Y. 390 WHLF South Boston. Va. WEBQ Harrisburg, III. 1240 WGMA Hollywood, Fla. 320 100 MD WHLI Hempstead, N.Y. WEBR Buffalo, N.Y. 970 WFBR Baltimore. 300 WGMF Watkins Glen. N.Y. 500 600 WEBS Spring Lake, N. C. 450 WHLL Wheeling, W.Va. WEBS Calhoun, Ga. 1110 WGML Hinesville, Oa 990 Bloomsburg, Pa, WFCM Winston-Salem, N. C. 550 WGMS Bethesda, Md 570 WHLM WELL Eau Claire, Wls. 1050 410550 WFDF Mich. 910 720 WHLN Harlan, Ky. WECO Wartburg, TN 940 Flint, WGN Chicago. Ill. WHLO Akron, Ohio 640 WECP Cartilage, MS 1480 WFDR Manchester, Ga, 370 WGNB Indian Rocks Beach, 1520 WHLP Centerville, Tenn. 570 WEDC Chicago, Ill. 1240 WFEA Manchester, N.H. 370 FL 450 WFEB Sylacauga AL 340 1450 WHLS Port Huron. Mich. W LU G sogay, Tenn. 1240 WGNC Gastonia, N.0 Harrisburg, Pa. 400 WHLT Huntington. Ind. 300 WEDO McKeesport, Pa. 810 WFEC WGNE Panama City 170 300 1480 WHLW Lakewood, N.J. Southern Pines, N.C. 990 WFFG Marathon, Fla. Bench, Fla. AL 1390 WEEB Mass. 960 WH MA Anniston WEED Honey Mount. N.C. 1390 WFGL Fitchburg. WGNG Pawtucket RI 550 350 WFGN Gaffney. S.C. 570 1450 W H MI Howell. Mich. WEED Waynesboro, Pa. 1130 WGNI Wilmington, N.C. Mass. 400 WFGW Black Mountains, 1450 WHMP Northampton. Boston, Mass. 590 WONS Murfreesboro, Tenn. 190 WEEI N.C. 010 930 WHMT Humboldt TN Fairfax, Va. 1910 WGNT Huntington. W.Va. 050 WEEL WFHG Va. 980 920 WHN New York. N.Y. Lafayette, Tenn. 1460 Bristol. WGNU Granite City, Ill. 890 WEEN 1220 WHNC Henderson, N.C. 1080 WFHK Pell City AL 430 WGNY Newburgh, N.Y. 560 WEEP Pittsburgh. Pa. 1090 WHND Monroe. MI Warrenton, Va. 1250 WFHR Wis. Rapids. Wls. 320 WGOC Kingsport, Tenn. 1250 WEER 900 590 WHNY McComb, Miss. VA 1320 WFIA Louisville, Ky. WGOE Richmond, Va. 1040 WEET Richmond. 1000 WHO Des Moines, Iowa Reading, 850 WFIC Collinsville. Va. 530 WGOG Walhalla, S.C. WEEU Pa. 370 WHOA San Juan, P.R. 870 WEEW Washington, N.C. 1320 WFIF Milford, Conn. 500 WGOH Grayson. Ky. Miss. 1490 WFIG Sumter, S.C. 290 WGOK Mobile AL 900 WHOC Philadelphia, WEEX Easton, Pa. 1230 860 WHOD Jackson. AL 1230 1590 WEIL Philadelphia. Pa. 560 WGOM Marion. Ind. WEEZ Chester, Pa. MI 1400 WHOK Lancaster, Ohio 1320 Vega Baja, P. R. 1350 WFTN Findlay. Ohio 330 WGON Munising 1600 WIG); WGOV Valdosta, Ga. 950 WHOL Allentown, Pa. WEGG Rose Hill, N.C. 710 WEIR Roanoke, Va, 960 New York. N.Y, 1480 WFIS Fountain Inn, S.C. 600 WGOW Chattanooga. TN 1150 WHOM WEGO Concord, N.C. 1410 930 ORO WGPA Bethlehem, Pa. 1100 WHON Centerville, Ind. WEGP Presque Isle, Maine 1390 WFIV Kissimmee, Fla. WFIW Fairfield, Ill, 390 WGPC Albany. Ga. 1450 WHO() Orlando, Fla. 990 WEHH Elmira Heights - 550 WHOP Hopkinsville, Ky. 1230 1590 WFIX Huntsville AL 450 WGR Buffalo, N.Y. Horseheads, N.Y. Ga. 790 cVHOS Decatur AL 800 1270 WFKN Franklin, Ky. 220 WGRA Cairo, WEIC Charleston, Ill. Mich. 1410 WHOT Campbell, Ohio 1330 1370 WFKY Frankfort. Ky. 490 WGRD Grand Rapids. WEIF Moundsville, W. Va. 1110 WHOU Houlton, Mahne 1340 1280 WFLA Tampa, Fla- 970 WGRG Pittsfield, MA WEI M Fitchburg, Mass. Ga. 1410 WHOW Clinton, III. 1520 Weirton, W.Va. 1430 WFLB Fayetteville, N.C. 490 WGR1 Griffin, WEIR Greensburg. KY 1550 WHOY Salinas, P. R. 1210 WEIS Centre AL 990 WFLI Lookout Mountain - WGRK Chattanooga TN 070 WGRM Greenwood, Miss. 240 WHP Harrisburg, Pa. 580 WEiL Scranton, Pa. 630 Fla. 960 WHPA Honesdale PA 1590 WEKG Jackson, Ky. 810 WFLN Philadelphia, Pa. 900 WGRO Lake City, WFLO Farmville, Va. 870 WGRP Greenville, Pa. 940 WHPB Belton, S.C. 1390 WEKO Cabo Rojo. P.R. 930 WHPE High Point, N.C. 1070 Tenn. 240 WFLR Dundee, N.Y. 1570 WGRV Greeneville, Tenn. 340 WEKR Fayetteville, Mich. 590 WHPL Winchester, Va. 610 WEKY Richmond. Ky. 340 WFLS Fredericksburg. Va. 1350 WGRY Grayling, WFLW Monticello. Ky. 1360 WGSA Ephrata. Pa. 310 WHPY Clayton NC 1590 WEKZ Monroe. Wie. 260 WHRT Hartselle AL 860 WELB Elba AL 350 WFMC Goldsboro, N.C. 730 WGSB Geneva, Ill. 480 WFMD Frederick, Md. 930 WGSE New Bern NC 380 WHSC Hartsville, S.C. 1450 WELC Welch. W.Va. 150 WHSL Wilmington, N.C. 1490 Fisher, W.Va. 690 WFMH Cullman. AL 1460 WGSM Huntington. NY 740 WELD New LA 280 WHSM Hayward, Wis. 910 WELE S. Daytona, Fla. 590 W F M J Youngstown. Ohio 1390 WGSO Orleans WFMO Fairmont. N.C. 860 WGSR Millen, Ga. 570 WHSY Hattiesburg, Miss. 1230 WELT New Haven, Conn. 960 WHTC Holland, Mich. 1450 WELK Charlottesville, Va. 010 WFMW Madisonville. KY 730 WGST Atlanta. Ga. 920 WFNC Fayetteville. N.C. ' 940 WGSV Guntersville AL 1270 WHIG Eatontown, N.J. 1410 WELM Elmira, N.Y. 410 1000 W FNL North Augusta, SC 600 WGTA Summerville, Ga. 950 WHTH Heath, 0. WELD Tupelo, Miss. 580 WHUB Cookeville, Tenn. 1400 WELP Easley S.C. 360 WFOB Fostoria, Ohio 430 WGTL Kannapolis NC 870 WFOM Marietta. Ga. 230 WGTM Wilson, N.C. 590 WHUC Hudson, N.Y. 1230 WELR Roanoke AL 360 WHUM Reading. Pa. 1240 WELS Kinston. N.C. 010 WFOR Hattiesburg, Miss. 400 WGTN Georgetown. S.C. 1400 . W H UN Huntingdon, Pa. 1150 WELV Ellenville. N.Y. 370 WFOY St. Augustine, Fla. 240 WGTO Cypress Gardens, Fla 540 WFPA Fort Payne AL 1400 WGTR Natick. Mass. 1060 WHUT Anderson, Ind. 1470 WELW Willoughby. 0. 330 WHVL Hendersonville, N.C. 1600 O. 110 WFPG Atlantic City, N.J. 450 WGTW Mt. Dora. FL 1580 WELX Xenia. WJVN NC 1310 WELY Ely, MN WFPM Fort Valley, Ga. 150 WGTX DeFuniak Springs, Charlotte 460 WFPR Hammond. La. 400 Fla. 1260 W H V R Hanover, Pa- 1280 WELZ Belzoni, Miss. Hyde N.Y. 950 WEMB Erwin. Tenn. 420 WFRA Franklin. Pa. 450 WGUF Gulfport, MS 1130 WHVW Park, WEMD Easton, Md. 460 WFRB Frostburg. Md. 560 WGUL New Port Richey, Fla , 1500 W H W 8 Rutland. Vt. 1000 72 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fa-Winter 1975 U.S. AM STATIONS BY CALL LETTERS Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz

W H W H Princeton, N.J. 1350 WIYN Rome, Ga. 1360 W K BL Covington. Tenn. 250 WHYD WKXL Concord. N.H. 1450 Columbus, Ga. 1270 WILE Springfield. Ohio 1340 WKBN Youngstown, Ohlo 570 1500 WHYL Carlisle, Pa. 960 WIZM La Cross, WI 1410 WKBO Harrisburg. Pa. 23(1 WKXO Berea, KY WHYN Exeter. 1540 Springfield, Mass. 560 WIZO Franklin. Tenn, 1380 WKBQ Garner. N.C. 000 WKXR N.H. WHYP North WKXV Knoxville. Tenn. 900 East, Pa. 1530 WIZR Johnstown, N. Y. 930 WKBR Manchester, N.H. 290 W //VT Noblesville, Sarasota, Fla. Ind. 1110 WIZS Henderson, N.C. 1450 WKBV Richmond, Ind. 490 WKXY 930 WHYZ Greenville, WKY Oklahoma Okla, 930 S. C. 1070 WIZZ Streator. III. 1250 WKBW Buffalo, N.Y. 520 City, WHZN Hazleton, WI(YB Hemingway, S. C. 1000 Pa. 1300 WJAC Johnstown. Pa. 850 WKBX Winston-Salem, N.C. 500 WIAC San Juan, P.R. WKYE Bristol. Tenn. 1550 740 WJAG Norfolk. Nebr. 780 WKBY Chatham. Va. 080 WIAD Jacksonville, W KY G Parkersburg WV 1230 FL 1530 WJAI< Jackson, Tenn. 1450 WI

1370 TN 590 WODY Bassett, Va. 900 WPRA Mayaguez, P.R. 990 WLTH Gary, Ind. WMSO Collierville 580 1370 WLTN N. H. 1400 W MSR Manchester. Tenn. 320 WOFE Rockwood, Tenn. WPRC Lincoln, III, Littleton, 1540 Wis. 980 V 1520 WMST Mt. Sterling, Ky. 150 WOGA Sylvester. Ga. WPRE Prairie Du Chien, W LU Loves Park, Ill. -Troy WLUX Baton Rouge, La. 1550 W MT Cedar Rapids, Iowa 800 WOGO New Smyrna Beach, WPRJ Parsippany Hills, 1600 Ky. 780 Fla. 1550 N.J. 1310 WLUZ Bayamon, P. R. WMTA Central City, 1240 Va. 590 Vancleve, Ky. 30 WOHI E. Liverpool, Ohio 1490 WPRN Butler AL WLVA Lynchburg, WMTC 630 WLVC Ft. Kent, ME 1340 WMTD Hinton, W. Va. 380 WOHN Herndon, Va. 1440 WPRO Providence, R.I. 1470 WPRP Ponce, P.R. 910 W LV N Luverne, Ala. 1080 WMTE Manistee, Mich. 340 WOHO Toledo, Ohlo WLW Cincinnati, Ohio 700 WMTL Leitchfield, Ky. 580 WOHS Shelby. N.C. 730 WPRS Paris, III. 1440 WLWL Rockingham, N.C. 1500 WMTM Moultrie, Ga. 300 W01 Ames. Iowa 640 WPRT Prestonsburg, Ky. 980 WLWO (V.O.A.) WMTN Morristown, Tenn. 300 WOIC Columbia. S.C. 320 WPRW Manassas. Va. 1480 1180 N.J. 250 W010 Canton, O. 060 WPSC Pageland, SC 1510 Marathon, Fla. WMTR Morristown, 1510 1050 Tenn. 810 WOKA Douglas, Ga. 310 WPSL Monroeville, Pa. WLYC Williamsport, Pa. WMTS Murfreesboro. 680 1380 SC 090 WOICB Winter Garden, Fla. 600 WPTF Raleigh, N.C. WLYN Lynn, Mass. WMTY Greenwood 920 1450 Muskegon, Mich. 098 WOKC Okeechobee, Fla. 570 WPTL Canton, N.C. WLYV Ft. Wayne, Ind. WMUS Tenn. 1550 Netter, Ga. 1380 Greenville. S.C. 260 WOKE Charleston, S.C. 340 WPTN Cookeville. WMAC WMUU N.Y. 1540 WMAD Madison, Wis. 1550 WMVA Martinsville, Va. 450 WOKI Oak Ridge TN 550 WPTR Albany, 1230 440 WOKJ Jackson. Miss. 550 WPTW Piqua, Ohio 1570 WMAF Madison FL WMVB Millville. N.J. 920 850 Ga. 450 WOKK Meridian, MS 910 WPTX Lexington Pk., Md. WMAG Forest, Miss. WMVG Milledgeville, 1130 1450 N.Y. 170 WO 1(L Eau Claire. Wis. 050 WPUB Camden, S.C. WMAJ State College, Pa. WMVI Mechanicville, 1130 Tenn. 1300 Vernon. Ohio 300 WOKO Albany, N.Y. 460 WPUL Bartow, Fla. WMAK Nashville, WMVO Mt. Louis MS 1190 Washington, D.C. 830 Ohio 080 WOKS Columbia, Ga. 340 WPUP Bay St. WMAL WMVR Sidney, Brewster, N.Y. 1510 570 W O K W Brockton, Mass. 410 WPUT WMAM Marinette, Wis. WMYB Myrtle Beach. S.C. 450 1580 1400 Milwaukee, Wis. 920 WPUV Pulaski, Va. WMAN Mansfield, Ohio WMYN Mayodan, N.C. 420 WOKY Va. 1290 WMAP Monroe, N.C. 1060 WOKZ Alton, III. 570 WPVA Colonial Hights., WMYR Ft. Myers, Fla. 410 WPVL Painesville, Ohio 1460 W MAQ Chicago. Ill. 670 WNAB Bridgeport. Conn. 450 WOL Washington, D.C. 450 Masa. 1450 Marion, Va. 330 WPWC Quantico, VA 1530 WMAS Springfield, WNAD Norman, Okla. 640 WOLD 1410 Mich. 1480 WOLF Syracuse, N.Y, 490 WPXC Prattville AL WMAX Grand Rapids, WNAE Warren. Pa. 310 1490 III. 970 WOLS Florence. S. C. 230 WPXE Starke, Fla. WMAY Springfield. WNAG Grenada. Miss. 400 WPXY Greenville. N. C. 1550 Ga. 940 W O M I Owensboro, Ky. 490 WMAZ Macon, WNAH Nashville, Tenn. 360 1130 Ambridge, Pa. 1480 WOMP Bellaire, Ohlo 290 WPYB Benson, N.C. WMBA WNAK Nanticoke, Pa. 730 WQAK Decatur GA 1310 WMBC Columbus, Miss. 1400 Nelsonville, 0. 940 WOMT Manitowoc, Wis. 240 WNAL Miss. 570 WQAM Miami, Fla. 560 WMBO Peoria, Ill. 1470 WNAM Neenah, Wis. 1280 WONA Winona, 1140 1450 WOND Pleasantville, N.J. 400 WQBA Miami, Fla. WMBH Joplin, Mo. WNAR Norristown, Pa. 1110 WQBC Vicksburg, Miss. 1420 W MBI Chicago, Ill. 1110 WONE Dayton. 0. 980 WNAT Natchez. Miss. 1450 WQBK Rensselaer, N.Y. 1300 WMBL Morehead City, N.C. 740 WNAU New Albany, Miss. 1470 WONN Lakeland, Fla. 230 1490 Tallahassee. Fla. 410 WQBS San Juan, P.R. 850 WMBM Miami Beach, Fla, WNAV Annapolis, Md. 1430 WONS VA 710 WMBN Petoskey, Mich. 1340 WONW Defiance, Ohio 280 WQBX Blacksburg WNAX Yankton, S.Dak. 570 WQDE Albany GA 1250 WMBO Auburn, N.Y. 1340 WNBC New York, N.Y. 880 WOOD Grand Rapids, Mich. 300 1460 WOOF Dothan AL 56( WQDI Homestead, FL 1430 WMBR Jacksonville, Fla. WNBF Binghamton, N.Y. 1290 1230 WMBS Uniontown, Pa. 590 WOOK Washington, D.C. 340 WADY Calais, Maine WNBH New Bedford, Mass. 1340 MS 1450 W M BT Shenandoah. Pa. 1530 WOOW Greenville, N.C. 340 WQIC Meridian. WNBI Park Falls, Wis, 980 WQ1 K Jacksonville, FL 1090 W MC Memphis, Tenn. 790 WNBP Newburyport, Mass. 1470 WOPA Oak Park, Ill, 496 New 570 Bristol, Tenn. 490 WQIZ St. George, S.C. 810 W MCA York, N.Y. W N BS Murray. Ky. 1340 WOPI 710 W Tenn. 1280 WOR New York. N.Y. 710 WOKI St. Matthews, SC MCH Church Hill, WNBT Wellsboro, Pa. 1490 1520 WMCL McLeansboro, Ill. 1080 WORA Mayaguez. P.R. 780 WOMA Marks, Miss. WNBY Newberry, Mich. 1450 1440 Tenn. 1280 WORC Worcester, Mass, 1310 WQOI( Greenville, S.C. WMCP Columbia. WNBZ Saranac Lake, N.Y. 1240 1430 WMCR Oneida. N.Y, 1800 WORD Spartanburg, S.C. 910 WQPD Lakeland FL WNCA Slier City, N.C. 1570 GA 1450 WMCS Machias, Me. 1400 WORG Orangeburg, S.C. 1580 WQQT Savannah WNCC Barneshoro, Pa. 950 1590 W Tenn. 1390 FL 1270 WQQW Waterbury CN MCT Mountain City, WNCG N. Charleston, S.C. 910 WORL Orlando 1220 1600 Savannah, Tenn. 1010 WQSA Sarasota FL WMCW Harvard. Ill. WNCO Ashland. Ohio 1340 WORM 1450 WMDC Hazelhurst. Miss. 1220 WORV Hattiesburg, Miss. 1580 WQSN Charleston, S.C. WNCT Greenville. N.C. 1070 WQTC Two Rivers. Wis. 1590 WMDD Fajardo. P.R. 1480 WNDB Daytona Beach, Fla. 1150 WORX Madison. Ind. 1270 WMEE Ft. Wayne IN 1380 WOSC Fulton, N.Y. 1300 WQTW Latrobe, Pa. 1570 WNDE Indianapolis IN 1260 WQUA Moline, III, 1230 WMEK Chase City, Va. 980 WND1 Sullivan, IN 1550 WOSH Oshkosh, Wis. 1490 WMEL Melbourne FL 20 WOSU Columbus, Ohio 820 WQWX Mebane NC 1060 WNDR Syracuse, N.Y. 1280 WQXI Atlanta, Ga. 790 WMEN Tallahassee. Fla. 1330 1490 WOTT Watertown NY 1410 WNDU South Bend, Ind. 900 WQXL Columbia. S.C. 1470 WMES Ashburn GA 1570 Ga. 1300 WOTW Nashua, N.H. WNEA Newnan. 1340 WQXR New York. N.Y. 1560 WMEV Marion, -va. 1010 WN EB Worcester. Mass. 1230 WOUB Athens, Ohio WMEX Boston. Mass. 1510 WOW Omaha, Nebr. 590 WQYK Tampa. Fla. 1110 WN EG Taccoa, Ga. 830 1240 WRAA Luray. Va. 1330 WMFC Monroeville AL 1360 R. 1430 WOWL Florence AL WNEL Caguas, P. 1190 WRAB Arab AL 1380 WMFD Wilmington, N.C. 830 1250 WOWO Ft. Wayne. Ind. WNER Live Oak, Fla. Conn. 1380 WRAD Radford. Va. 1480 WMFG Hibbing. Minn. 1240 ES Central City. Ky. 1050 W O W W Naugatuck, WN WOWY Clewiston, Fla. 1590 WRAG Carrollton AL 590 WMF1 Daytona Beach, Fla. 1450 WNEU Wheeling. W. Va. 1470 1520 N.C. 1230 WOZK Ozark AL 9011 WRAI San Juan. P.R. WMFR High Point. WNEW New York, N.Y. 1130 Anna. 1440 Ga. 1130 WOZN Jacksonville, Fla. 970 WRA1 III. WMGA Moultrie. WNEX Macon, Ga. 1400 1400 Canton. Miss. 1370 WPAB Ponce, P.R. 550 WRAK Williamsport. PA W MGO Bay, Wis. 1440 III. 1330 Ga. 930 WNFL Green WPAD Paducah, Ky. 450 WRAM Monmouth, WMGR Bainbridge, 1510 Green, Ohlo 730 WNGA Nashville, Ga. 1600 WPAG Ann Arbor, Mich. 050 WRAN Dover. N.J. WMGS Bowling Va. 850 WMGW Meadville, Pa. 490 WNGO Mayfield, Ky. 1320 WPAL Charleston, S.C. 730 WRAP Norfolk, AL WNHC New Haven. Conn. 1340 WPAM Pottsville, Pa. 450 WRAR Tappahannoek. Va. 1000 WMGY Montgomery 800 Reading, Pa. 1340 P. R. 070 WNHV White River Jet., Vt. 910 WPAQ Mount Airy, N.C. 740 WRAW WMIA Arecibo. WRAY Ind, 1250 WMIC Sandusky, Mich. 560 WNIA Cheektowaga, N.Y. 1230 WPAR Parkersburg, W.Va. 450 Princeton, N.J. 340 WNIC Dearborn MI 1310 WPAS Zephyrhills, Fla. 400 WRBC Jackson, Miss. 1300 WMID Atlantic City. WRBD Pompano Beach, F'a. 1470 W MIK Middlesboro, Ky. 580 WNIK Arecibo, P.R. 1230 WPAT Paterson, N.J. 930 Mt. Carmel, Pa 590 WNIL Niles, Mich. 1290 WPAX Thomasville, Ga, 240 WRBE Lucedale MS 1440 WMIM WRBJ St, Johns, Mich. 1580 WMIN Maplewood, MN 010 WNIO Niles, Ohio 1540 WPAY Portsmouth, Ohio 400 Iron Mountain. Mich. 450 WN1R Newark, N.J. 1430 WPAZ Pottstown, Pa. 3711 WOOL Columbus. Ga, 1420 WMIQ Robins. Ga. 1600 WMIR Lake Geneva, Wis. 550 WN KY Neon, Ky. 1480 WPBR Palm Beach FL 340 WRBN Warner WMIS Natchez, Miss. 240 WNLB Rocky Mount, VA 1290 WPCC Clinton. S.C. 410 WRBX Chapel Hill NC 1530 940 WNLC Nen London, Conn. 1510 WPCE Portsmouth. VA 400 WRC Washington. D.C. 980 WMIX Mt. Vernon, Ill. WRCD 1430 WMJL Marion, Ky. 010 WNLK Norwalk, Conn. 1350 WPCF Panama City, Fla. 430 Dalton, Ga. NY 1570 WMJM Cordele, Ga. 490 WNMT Garden City, Ga. 1520 WPCO Mt. Vernon, Ind. 590 WRCN Riverhead, Me. 240 WNNC Newton, N.C. 1230 WPDC Elizabethtown, Pa. 600 W RCO Richland Center. WI 145' WMI(R Millinoeket, W RCP Pa, 1540 W MLC Monticello, Misa. 270 WNNJ Newton. N.J. 1360 WPDF Corydon, Ind. 550 Philodelohia, WMLO Beverly, Mass. 570 WNNO Wisconsin Dells, WI 990 WPDM Potsdam. N.Y, 470 WRCQ New Britain. CT 910 WMLP Milton, Pa. 380 WNNR New Orleans LA 990 WPDQ Jacksonville, Fla. 600 WRCS Ahoskle, N.C. 970 WMLR Hohenwald. Tenn. 540 WNNT Warsaw, Va, 890 WPDR Portage, Wis. 350 WROB Reedshurg. WI 1400 WMLS Sylacauga AL 290 WNOE New Orleans, La. 1060 WPDX Clarksburg. W.Va. 750 WRDI Hammonton NJ 1580 WMLT Dublin. Ga. 330 WNOG Naples, Fla. 1270 WPED Crozet, Va. 810 WRDN Durand, Wis. 1430 WMMB Melbourne, Fla. 240 WNOK Columbia, S.C. 1230 WPEH Louisville, Ga. 1420 WRDO Augusta. Maine 1400 WV 1410 W M M H Marshall. N.C. 480 WN00 Chattanooga. Tenn. 1260 WPEL Montrose, Pa. 1250 WRDS S Charleston, Augusta, GA 1480 W M M M Westport, Conn. 260 WNOP Newport, Ky. 740 WPEN Philadelphia, Pa. 950 WRDW WMMN Fairmont, W.Va. 920 WNOR Norfolk, Va. 1230 WPEO Peoria, III. 1020 WREB Holyoke. Mass. 930 WMMW Meriden. Conn. 470 WNOS High Point, N.C. 1590 WPEP Taunton, Mass. 1570 WRFC Memphis, TN 600 WMNA Gretna. Va, 730 WNOV Milwaukee. Wis. 860 WPET Greensboro, N.C. 950 WREL Lexington, Va. 1450 230 WNOW York. Pa. 1250 WPFA Pensacola, Fla. 790 WREM Jenkins, Ky. 1000 WMNB No. Adams, Mass. 11511 WMNC Morganton, N.C. 430 WNOX Knoxville, Tenn. 990 WPFB Middletown, Ohio 910 WREN Topeka, KS 980 WREO Ashtabula, Ohio 970 M N E Menomonie, Wis. 360 WNPS New Orleans. La. 1450 W P G A Perry, Ga. W WREV Reidsville. N.C. 1220 W MNI Columbus, Ohio 920 WNPT Tuscaloosa AL 1280 WPGC Morningside. MD 1580 WMNS Olean, N.Y, 380 WNPV Lansdale, Pa. 1440 WPGD Winston-Salem NC 1550 WREY New Albany, Ind. 1290 WMNT Manati, P.R. 500 WNRE Circleville OH 1540 WPGM Danville, Pa. 1570 WRFC Athens, Ga. 960 WMNZ Montezuma, Ga. 050 WNRG Grundy, Va, 940 WPGW Portland, Ind. 1440 WRFD Worthington, Ohio 880 WMOA Marietta. Ohio 490 WNRI Woonsocket, R.I. 1380 WPHB Philipsburg, Pa. 1260 WRFS Alexander City. Ala. 1050 Mobile AL 840 W N R1 Gainesville, Ga. 1130 WPHC Waverly, Tenn. 1060 WRGA Rome. Ga. 1470 WMOB Marco Island FL 1510 W MOC Chattanooga, Tenn. 450 WNRK Newark, Del. 1280 WPHM Port Huron, Mich. 1380 WRGI WMOG Brunswick, Ga. 490 WNRS Saline, Mich. 1290 WPIC Sharon, Pa, 790 WRGM Richmond, Va. 1540 Ohio 450 WNRV Narrows-Pearisburg, WPID Piedmont AL 1280 WRGS Rogersville. Tenn. 1370 WMOH Hamilton. Coral Gables, FL 1550 W MOK Metropolis. III. 920 Va 990 WPI K Alexandria, VA 730 WRHC WMON Montgomery, W.Va. 340 WNSL Laurel, Miss. 260 WPIT Pittsburgh, Pa, 730 WRHI Rock Hill. S.C. 1340 WM00 Mobile. AL WNST Milton WV 600 WPID Soddy -Daisy TN 550 WRHL Rochelle. Ill. 1060 900 WNTN Newton. Mass. 550 WPKE Pikeville, Ky. 240 WRIB Providence, R.I. 1220 WMOP Ocala, Fla. Va. 540 WMOR Morehead, KY 330 WNTS Indianapolis. IN 590 WPIt O Waverly, Ohio 380 WRIC Richlands, N.H. 230 WNTT Tazewell, Tenn. 250 WPKY Princeton. Ky. 580 WRIE Erie. Pa. 1330 WMOU Berlin, WRIG Wis, 1400 WMOV Ravenswood, W.Va. 360 WNTY Southington. Conn. 990 WPLA Plant City, Fla. 910 Wausau, Miss. 010 WNUE Ft. Walton Bch., Fla. 400 WPLB Greenville, Mich. 380 WRIM Pahokee, Fla. 1250 WMOX Meridian. Ind. 1560 WMPA Aberdeen, Misa. 240 WNUZ Talladega AL 230 WPLK Rockmart. Ga. 220 WRIN Rensselaer, 230 WNVA Norton, Va. 350 WPLM Plymouth, Mass. 390 WRIP Rossville. Ga. 980 WMPC Lapeer, Mich. WPIS Roanoke, Va, 1410 WMPL Hancock, Mich. 920 WNVL Nicholasville. Ky. 250 WPLO Atlanta, Ga. 590 N.C. 270 WNVY Pensacola, Fla. 230 WPLY Plymouth. Wis. 420 WRIT Milwaukee, Wis. 1340 WMPM Smithfield, WRIV Riverhead, N.Y. 1390 WNW 1 Valparaiso. Ind. 080 WPMB Vandalia, III. 500 WMPO Middieport-Pomeroy. WROC Maunston, Wis. 1270 Ohio 390 WNXT Portsmouth. Ohio 260 WPME Punxsutawney, Pa, 540 478 WNYC New York. N.Y. 830 WPMH Portsmouth, VA 010 W141N Racine, Wis. 1400 WMPP Chicago Heights, Ill. WRJW Picayune, Miss. 1320 WMPS Memphis, Tenn. 680 WNYN Canton. 0. 900 WPMP Pascagoula, Miss. 580 470 W RICE Kannapolis. N.C. 1460 WMPT S. Williamsport, PA 450 WNYR Rochester, N.Y. 680 WPNC Plymouth, N.C. WOAI San Antonio. Tex. 1200 WPNF Brevard, N.C. 240 WRCCD Rockland. Maine 1450 WMPX Midland. MI 490 WRKL New City, N. Y. 910 WMQM Memphis. Tenn. 480 WOAP Owosso, Mich. 1080 WPNH Plymouth. N. H. 300 WOAY Oak Hill, W.Va. 860 WPNO Auburn, Me. 530 WOK M Carthage, Tenn. 1350 WMRB Greenville, S.C. 490 WRKN Brandon, Miss. 910 WMRC Milford, Mass. 490 WOBL Oberlin. 0. 1570 WPNS Hurricane, W. Va. 080 490 WOBR Wanchese, N.C. 1530 WPNX Phenix City, AL 460 W RICO Boston, Mass. 680 WMRE Monroe, Ga. WRKR WI 1460 WMRF Lewistown. Pa. 490 WOBS Jacksonville, Fla. 1360 WPNX Columbus, GA 480 Racine, 080 WRKT Cocoa Beach, Fla. 1300 W M RN Marion, Ohio 490 WOBT Rhinelander, Wis. 1240 WPOI( Pontiac, III. Iowa 1420 WPOM Riviera Beach, FL 800 WRKV Rockville, Conn. W M RO Aurora. III. 280 WOC Davenport, 490 340 WOCB W. Yarmouth. Mass. 1240 WPON Pontiac, Mich. 460 WRLD Lanett AL WMSA Massena, N.Y. WRMA Montgomery AL 950 W MSG Oakland, Md. 050 WOCH North Vernon. Ind. 1460 WPOP Hartford, Conn. 410 Fla. 1450 WPOR Portland, Maine 490 WRMF Titusville, FL 1060 WMS1 Sylva, N.C. 880 WOCN Miami. 1430 550 WOCO Oconto. Wis. 1280 WPOW New York, N.Y. 330 WRMG Red Bay AL WMSK Morganfleld. Ky. WRMN Elgin, 1410 WMSL Decatur, AL 400 WODI Brookneal. Va. 1230 WPPA Pottsville, Pa. 360 Ill. 74 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 U.S. AM STATIONS BY CALL LETTERS Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz

W R MS Beardstown, III, 790 WSMA Marine City. Mich. 590 WTMR Camden, N.J. 800 WRMT Rocky Mount, N.C. 1490 WSMB New Orleans. La. 350 WVON Chicago. IL 1390 WTMT Louisville, Ky, 620 WVOP Vidalia, Ga. 970 WRNB New Bern, N.C. 1490 WSMD La Plata, Md. 560 WTNC Thomasville, N.C. 790 W RNC Raleigh, N.C. WSME Sanford. Maine WVOS Liberty, N.Y. 1240 1240 220 WIND Orangeburg, S.C. 920 WVOT Wilson, N.C. WRNG N. Atlanta, Ga. 680 WSMG Greeneville, Tenn. 450 WTNJ 1420 Trenton NJ 1300 WVOV Huntsville AL 1000 WRNJ Hackettstown, NJ 1000 WSMI Litchfield. III. 540 W TN K Meridian MS 1390 WRNL Richmond, Va. 910 WSML Graham, N.C. 190 WVOW Logan, W.Va. 1290 WTNN Millington. TN 1380 WVOX New Rochelle, N.Y. 1460 WRNR Martinsburg. WV 740 WSMN Nashua. NH 590 WINS Coshocton, Ohlo 1560 W RNY Rome, WSMT WVOY Charlevoix, MI 1270 N.Y. 350 Sparta. Tenn. 050 WTNT Tallahassee, Fla. 1270 WROA Gulfport -Biloxi, MS 390 WSMY Weldon. N.C. 400 WVOZ Carolina, P.R. 1400 WTNW Chapel Hill, N.C. 1530 WVPO Stroudsburg, Pa. 840 WROB West Point, MS 450 WSNE Cumming. Ga. 170 WTOB Winston-Salem. N.C. 1380 WROC Rochester, N.Y. 280 WSNG Torrington, CT 610 WVRC Spencer, W. Va. 1400 WTOC Savannah, Ga. 1290 WVSA Vernon AL 1380 WROD Daytona Beach. Fla. 340 WSNJ Bridgeton. N.J. 240 WTOD Toledo, Ohio 1580 W RO K Rockford. III. 440 WSNO Barre. Vt. 450 WVSC Somerset. Pa. 990 WTOE Spruce Pine, N.C. 1470 WVSM Rainsviite AL 1500 WROL Knoxville, Tenn. 490 WONT Sandersville. Ga. 490 WTON Staunton, Va. 1240 WROM Rome, Ga. 710 WSNW Seneca. S. C. W V U V Leone, Am. Samoa 120 150 WTOO Bellefontaine, 0. 1390 WVVW Grafton, W.Va. WRON Ronceverte, WV 400 WSNY Schenectady. N.Y. 240 WTOP Washington, 260 WSOC D.C. 1500 WVVX Highland Park IL 430 WROS Scottsboro AL 330 Charlotte, N.C. 930 WTOT Marianna, Fla. 980 WROV Roanoke, Va. 240 WSOK Savannah, Ga. 230 WVWI Charlotte Amalie, VI 000 WTPR Paris, Tenn. 710 WWAB Lakeland. Fla. 330 WROW Albany, N.Y. 590 WSOL Tampa, Fla. 300 WTOW Towson, Md. 570 WROX Clarksdale, Miss. 450 WSOM Salem, Ohio 600 WWAM Cadillac, Mich. 370 WTOY Roanoke Va. 910 W W BA St. Petersburg, Fla. 680 WROY Carmi, III. 460 WSON Henderson. Ky. 860 WTQX Selma AL 570 WROZ Evansville, Ind. 400 WS00 Slt. Ste. Marie, M:Tch. 1930 W W BC Cocoa, Fla. 510 WTRA Latrobe, Pa. 480 WWBD Bamberg -Denmark, WRPL Charlotte. N.C. 540 WSOQ No. Syracuse, N.Y- 1220 WTRB Ripley, Tenn. 570 WRPM Poplarville, Miss. 530 WSOY Decatur. III. 1340 S.C. 790 WTRC Elkhart, Ind. 340 WWBR Windber, Pa. 1350 WRR Dallas, Tex. 310 WSPA Spartanburg, S.C. 950 WTRE Greensburg, Ind. 330 WRRA Fredericksted. VI 290 WSPB Sarasota. Fla, 1450 WWBZ Vineland, N.J. 1360 WTRI Brunswick. Md. 520 WWCA Gary, Ind. 1270 WRRL Rainette. WV 130 WSPD Toledo. Ohio 1370 WTRL Bradenton. Fla. 490 WWCB Corry. PA 1370 WRRR Rockford, III. 330 WSPF Hickory. N.C. 10011 WTRN Tyrone, PA 340 WRRZ Clinton, N.C. 880 WSPR Springfield. Mass. 1270 WWCC Bremen, Ga. 1440 WTRO Dyersburg, Tenn, 330 WWCH Clarion, Pa. 1300 WRSC State College. Pa. 390 WSPT Stevens Pt., Wis. 1010 WTRP LaGrange, Ga. 620 WRSG San German, P.R. 090 WSRC Durham, N.C. 1410 WWC M Brazil, Ind. 1130 WTRQ Warsaw, N.C. 560 WWCO Waterbury, Conn. 1240 WRSJ Bayamon, P. R. 560 WSRF Fort Lauderdale. FL 1580 WIRR Sanford, Fla. 400 WRSL Stanford, Ky. 520 WSRO Marlboro, MA 1470 WWDC Washington, D.C. 1260 WTRS Dunnellon, Fla. 920 WWOJ Hackensack, WRSW Warsaw IN 480 WSRW Hillshorn, Ohlo 1590 WTRU NJ 970 Muskegon. Mich. 600 WWDR Murfreesboro, N. C. 1080 WRTA Altoona, Pa. 240 WSSA College Park. Ga. 1570 WTRX Flint, Mich. 330 WRTH Wood River. III. 590 WSSB Durham, NC W W EE Memphis TN 1430 1490 WIRY Troy, N.Y. 980 Medford MA WRTL Rantoul, III. 460 WSSC Sumter, S.C. 1340 WTSA WWEL 1430 Brattleboro, Vt. 450 WSLC Clermont FL 1340 WRUF Gainesville, Fla. 850 WSSO Starkville. Miss. 1230 WTSB Lumberton, N.C. 340 W RUM Rumford. Maine 790 WSST Largo. Fla. 800 WWGM Nashville, Tenn. 1560 WTSL Hanover -Lebanon, WWGO Erie, Pa. 1450 WRUN Utica, N.Y. 1150 WSSV Petersburg, Va. 1240 New Hampshire 400 WRUS Russellville, Ky. 610 WSTC Stamford. Conn. 1400 WTSN W W OP Sanford, N.C. 1050 Dover, N.H. 270 WWGS Tifton, Ga. 1430 WRVA Richmond, Va. 1140 WSTH Taylorsville, N.C. 860 WTSO Madison, Wis. 070 WRVK Mt. Vernon. Ky. 1460 WST K Woodstock. Va. 1230 WTSV WWHY Huntington. W.Va. 1470 Claremont, N.H. 230 WWIN Baltimore, Md. 1400 W R W D Augusta, Ga. 1480 WSTL Eminence, Ky. 1800 WTTB Vero Beach, Fla. 490 W R W H Cleveland. Ga. 1380 WSTP Salisbury. N.C. WWIS Black River Falls, 1490 WTTC Towanda, Pa, 550 Wis. WRXO Roxboro, N.C. 1430 WSTR Sturgis, Mich, 1230 WTTF 1260 Tiffin, Ohio 600 W W IT Canton, N.C. 970 WRYM New Britain. Conn. 840 WSTU Stuart. Fla. 1450 WTTI Dalton, Ga. 530 WRYT Boston, Mass. 950 WSTV Steubenville, Ohio 1340 WTTL Madisonville, WW1 Detroit. Mich. 950 Ky, 310 WWJB Brooksville, Fla. 1450 WRYZ Jupiter, FL 1000 WSTX Christiansted, V.I. 970 WTTM Trenton, N.J. 920 - WWDC Duluth, Minn. WSAC Fort Knox. Ky. 1470 WSOB Groton WTTN Watertown. Wis. 580 650 W W K E Ocala. Fla. 1370 WSAF Sarasota, Fla. 1220 New London CT 980 WTTR Westminster, Md. 470 WSAI Cincinnati, Ohio 1360 WSUF Patchogue NY 1580 WITS Bloomington. W W KO Fair Bluff, N.C. 1480 Ind, 370 WW KY Winchester, WSAJ Grove City, Pa. 1340 WSUH Oxford. Miss. 1420 WTTT Amherst, Mass, 430 Ky. 1380 WSAL Logansport. Ind. 1230 WSUI Iowa City, Iowa 910 WTTX WWL New Orleans, La, 870 Appomattox VA 280 WWLE Cornwall, WSAM Saginaw. MI 1400 WSUM Parma OH 1000 WTUG Tuscaloosa AL 790 N.Y. 1170 W W M L Portage. Pa, 1470 WSAN Allentown, Pa. 1470 WSUN St. Petersburg, Fla. 620 WTUP Tupelo, MS 490 WSAO Senatobia, Miss. 1550 WSUX Seaford, Del. 1280 WTUU Toledo, W W N H Rochester, NH 930 OH 520 WWNR Beckley, W.Va. WSAR Fall River, Mass. 1480 WSUZ Palatka, Fla. 800 WTUX Wilmington. Del. 290 620 WSAT Salisbury. N.C. 1280 WSVA Harrisonburg. Va, 550 WWNS Statesboro. Ga. 1240 WTVB Coldwater, Mich. 590 WWNY WSAU Wausau, Wis, 550 WSVL Shelbyville. Ind. 520 WTVL Waterville, MaIne 490 Watertown, N.Y, 790 WWOD Lynchburg, Va, 1390 WSAV Savannah, Ga 630 WSVM Valdese. N.C. 490 WTVN Columbus, Ohio 810 WSAY Rochester, N.Y. 1370 WSVS Crewe, Va. 800 WTVR Richmond. WWOK Miami. Fia. 1260 Va, 380 WWOL Buffalo. WSB Atlanta. Ga. 750 WSWG Greenwood, MS 540 WTWA Thomson, Ga. 240 N.Y. 1120 WSBA York, Pa. 910 WSWN Belle Glade, Fla. 900 WTWB Auburndale, Fla. 570 WWON Woonsocket, R.I. 1240 WSBB New Smyrna Beath, WSWV Pennington Gap, Va. 570 WTWN St, Johnsbury. Va. 340 W W O W Conneaut. Ohio 1360 Fla. 1230 WSWW Platteville, Wis. 590 WTXL W. Spgfd.. Mass. 490 WWPA Williamsport, Pa. 1340 WSBC Chicago, III. 1240 WSYB Rutland, Vt. 380 WTYC Rock Hill. S.C. 150 WWPF Palatka, Fla. 1260 WSBR Boca Raton, Fla. 740 WSYD Mt. Airy, N.C. 300 WTYL Tylertown, Miss. 290 WWRL New York, N.Y. 1600 WSBS Gt, Barrington, Mass. 860 WSYL Sylvania, Ga. 490 WTY M East Longmeadow, WWSC Glens Falls, N.Y. 1450 WSBT South Bend, Ind. 960 WSYR Syracuse, N.Y. 570 Mass. 600 WWSF Loretto, Pa. 1400 WSBP Chattahoochee, Fla. 580 WTAB Tabor City. N.C. 370 WTYN Tyros. N.C. 550 WWSR St. Albans. Vt. 1420 WSCM Panama City Beach, WTAC Flint, Mich. 600 WTYS Marianna, Fla. 340 WWST Wooster, Ohio 960 Fla. 290 WTAD Quincy. Ill. 930 WTZE Tazewell. Va. 470 WWSW Pittsburgh, Pa. 970 WSCP Sandy CreekPulaski, WTAE Pittsburgh, Pa. 1250 WUAT Pikeville TN 110 WWTC Minneapolis, Minn, 290 NY 070 WTAG Worcester, Mass. 580 WUBE Cincinnati, 0. WWUN Jackson. Miss. 590 WSCR Scranton, 230 Pa. 320 WTAI Eau Gallie, Fla. 1560 WUCR Sparta TN 850 WWVA Wheeling, W.Va. 170 WSCV Peterborough, N.H. 050 WTAL Tallahassee, Fla. 1450 WUDO Lewisburg. Pa. 010 W W W B lasner AL 360 WSDC Hartsville SC 490 WTAN Clearwater, Fla. 1340 WUFE Baxley, Ga. 260 WWWC Wilkesboro, N.C. 240 WSDL Slidell LA 560 WTAQ LaGrange. III. 1300 WUFF Eastman, Ga. 710 W W W E Cleveland, OH 100 W D R S Sterling. III. 240 WTAR Norfolk. Va. 790 Wl1FO Amherst. N.Y. 080 W W W F (Fayette AL 990 WSDS Ypsilanti. Mich. 480 WTAW College Station, Tex. 1150 WULA Eufula AL W W W R Russellville AL 920 WSEB Sebring, 1240 Fla. 340 WTAX Springfield, III. 1240 WULF Alma, GA 400 WWXL Manchester, Ky. 1450 WSEL Pontotoc, Miss. 440 WTAY Robinson, Ill. 1570 WUMU Gainesville. WWYN Erie, Pa, 1280 WSEM Donalsonville, Ga. WTBC Tuscaloosa Fla. 390 500 AL 1230 WUNA Aguadilla, P. R. 340 WWYO Pineville, W.Va. 970 WSEN Baldwinsville, N.Y. 050 WTBF Troy AL 070 WUNI Mobile AL 410 WXAL Demopolis, AL 1400 WSER Md. Elkton, 550 WTBJ Monticello, FL 1090 WUNN Mason, Mich. 110 WXCF Clifton Forge VA 1230 WSEV Tenn. WTRO Cumberland. Sevierville, 930 Md. 1450 WUNO Rio Piedras. P.R. 320 WXCL Peoria. Iii. 1350 WSEW Selinsgrove, PA 240 WTBP Parsons, Tenn. 1550 WUNR Warwick Brookline, Mass. 1600 WXCO Wausau, Wis. 1230 WSFB Quitman. Ga. 490 WTBQ NY 1110 WUOK Cumberland. Md. 270 WSFC Somerset, Ky. 240 WTCA Plymouth, Ind, 1050 WXEE Welch, WV 1340 530 WXEW Yabucoa, PR WSFR Sanford. Fla. 300 WTCB Flomaton AL 990 WUPY Ishpeming MI 840 WSFT Thomaston. Ga. WTCH Shawano, 970 WXGI Richmond, VA 950 220 Wis. 960 Whys Atlantic City. NJ WSFW Seneca Falls. 110 WTCJ Tell 490 WXIT Charleston, W.Va. 1490 N.Y. City. Ind. 1230 WUST Washington DC 120 WSGA Savannah. Ga.. 400 WTCL Warren, Ohlo 1570 WUSJ Lockport NY WXLI Dublin, Ga. 1230 WSGB Sutton, W.Va. 340 980 490 WTCM Traverse City, Müeh. 1400 WVAB Virginia Bch., Va. 550 WXLL Big Delta. Alaska WSGC Elberton. GA 400 WTCO Campbellsville, Ky. 1450 W X LW Indianapolis. Ind. 950 WVAK Paoli, IN 560 WSGN Birmingham AL 610 WTCR Ashland, Ky, 1420 WVAL Sauk Rapids, WXLX Milledgeville, GA 060 WSGO Oswego. Minn. 800 Rouge, 460 N.Y. 440 WTCS Fairmount, W.Va. 1490 WVAM Altoona, Pa. WXOK Baton La. WSGW Saginaw, Mich. 790 WTCW Whitesburg, Ky. 920 430 WXOX Bay City. Mich. 250 Raeford. WVAP Burnettown. S.C. 510 WSHB N.C. 400 WTEL Philadelphia. Pa. 860 WVAR Richwnnd. W.Va. WXOR Florence AL 340 WSHF Sheffield AL 290 WTGA Thomaston, Ga. 590 600 WXPQ Eatonton. Ga. 520 WSHN Fremont. Mich. 550 WTGR Myrtle Beach, S.C. 520 WVBS Burgaw NC 470 WXTN Lexington, Miss. 000 WSHO New WVCB Shallotte. N.C. 410 Orleans, La. 800 WTHB Augusta, Ga. 550 WVCF Windermere. WXRF Guayama, P.R. 590 WSHP Shippenhurg. Pa. 480 D M Fla. 480 WXRL Lancaster, N.Y. 300 WTH ilford, Del. 930 WVCG Coral Gables, WSHY Shelbyville, III. 560 WTHE Mineola, N.Y. 520 Fla. 080 WXVA Charles Town, W.Va. 550 WSIB Beaufort. S.C. WVCH Chester, Pa. 740 490 WT HI Terre Haute, Ind. 480 WVEC Hampton, WXVW Jeffersonville, Ind. 450 WSIC Statesville, N.C. 400 WTHM Lapeer, Va. 490 WXXX Hattiesliur9, Miss. 310 Mich. 530 WVGT Mt. Dora, Fla. WSID Baltimore. Md. 010 WTHO Thomson, GA 530 580 WXYZ Detroit, Mich. 270 WVIC E. Lansing. Mich. 730 WSIG Mount Jackson. Va. 790 WTHU Thurmont, Md. 450 WVIM WYAL Scotland Neck, N.C. 280 WSI P Paintsville, Ky. 490 WTIC Virkshure, Miss. 400 WYAM Bessemer AL 450 Hartford, Conn. 080 WVIN Bath. NY WSIR Winter Haven, Fla. 490 WTID Newport News, Va. 270 WVIP 380 WYAZ Yazoo City. MS 530 WSIV Pekin, III, 140 WTIF Tifton, Mt. Kisco. N.Y. 310 WYBG Massena, N.Y. 050 Ga. 340 WVIX Pensacola WSIX Nashville, Tenn. 980 WTIG Massillon, Ohio 990 FL 810 WYCL York. S.C. 980 WSIZ Ocilla. Ga. 380 WTIK WVJP Caguas. P.R. 110 WYDE Birmingham AL 850 Durham, N.C. 310 WVJS WSJC Magee, Miss. 810 WTIL Mayaguez, P.R. 300 Owensboro. Ky. 420 WYDK Yadkinville, N.C. 1480 WSJM St. Joseph, Mich. 400 WTIM Taylorville. III. 410 WVKO Columbus. Ohio 580 WYFC Ypsilanti. MI 1520 WSJR Modawaska. Me. 230 WTIP Charleston, W.Va. 240 WVKY Louisa, Ky. 270 W Y F E Rockford, Ill. 1150 WSJS Winston-Salem, N.C, 600 WTIQ Manistigue, Mich. 490 WVLC Orleans. Mass. 170 WYGO Corbin, Ky. 1930 WSJW Woodruff. S.C. 510 WTIV Titusville. Pa. 230 WVLD Valdosta. Ga. 450 WYGR Wyoming MI 1530 WSKE Everett. Pa. 050 WTIX New Orleans, La. 690 WVLK Lexington, Ky. 590 WYHI Fernandina Beach FL 1570 WSKI Montpelier -Barre, Vt. 240 WTJH East Point, Ga. 260 WVLN Olney. III. 740 WYLD New Orleans. La. 940 WSKT Knoxville. Tenn. 580 WT.'S Jackson. Tenn. 390 WVLY Water Valley. Miss. 1320 WYLO Jackson, Wis. 540 WSKW Skowhegan ME 150 WTKM Hartford, Wis, 540 W V MC Mt. Carmel. III. 1380 WYLS York AL 1350 WSKY Asheville. N.C. 230 WTKO Ithaca, N.Y. 470 WVMG Cochran. Ga. 1440 WYMB Manning, S.C. 1410 WSLB Ogdensburg. N.Y. 400 WTKY Tompkinsville, Ky, 370 WVMI Biloxi, Miss. 570 WYNA Raleigh. N. C. 1550 WSLC Roanoke VA 610 WTLB Utica, N.Y. 310 WVMT Burlington. Vt. 820 WYND Sarasota. Fla. 1780 WSLG Donaldsonville. La. 000 WTLG Tallapoosa, GA 060 WVNA Tuscumbia. AL 1590 WYNE Appleton, Wis. 1150 WSLI Jackson. M iss. 930 WTLK Taylorsville, N.C. 570 WVN1 Newark, N.J. 820 WYNG Goldsboro, N.C. 1300 WSMA Marine City Mich. 590 WTLN Apopka, Fla. 520 WVOB Bel Air, Md. 1520 WYNK Baton Rouge. La. 1380 WSLM Salem, Ind. 220 WTLO Somerset, Ky, 480 WVOC Battle Creek, Mich. 1500 WYNN Florence, S.C. 540 WSLR Akron, Ohio 350 WTLS Tallassee AL 300 WVOE Chadburn, N.C. 1590 WYNR Brunswick, Ga. 790 WSLT Ocean City -Somers WTMA Charleston. S.C. 250 WVOG New Orleans, La. 600 WYNS Leighton, Pa. 1150 Pt., N.J. 520 WTMB Tomah WI 460 WVOH Hazelhurst, Ga. 920 WYNX Smyrna, Ga. 1550 WSLV Ardmore. Tenn. 110 WTMC Ocala, Fla. 290 WVOJ Jacksonville. Fla. 1320 WYOK Sopertan, GA 1000 WSLW White Sulphur W TN E Trenton, Tenn. 500 WVOK Birmingham AL 690 WY00 Richfield MN 980 Springs, WV 1310 WTM1 Milwaukee. Wis. 620 WVOL Berry Hill, Tenn. 1470 WYOU Tampa. Fla. 1550 WSM Nashville, Tenn. 650 WIMP Tampa, Fla. 150 WVOM luka, MS 1270 WYPR Danville. Va. 970

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Dora Smyrna Granite City WGNU-FM 106.5 WCCC-FM WORJ-FM 107.7 WQXI-FM 94.1 Greenville WGRN 89.3 106.9 Naples WNFM 94.5 Statesboro WMCD W.191.1 88.9 100.1 Harrisburg WEBQ-FM 99.9 WRGI-FM 93.5 WVGS 91.3 Havana WLVH 93.7 New Port Richey W D U K 99.3 WGUL-FM 105.5 Swainsboro WJATFM 98.3 Highland Park WVVX-FM 103.1 WQTQ 88.3 Oeala WFUZ Thomasville WRTCFM 89.3 93.7 WTUF 107.1 Hinsdale WHSD 88.5 Okeechobee WLMC 103.1 Thomson WTHO-FM 101.7 WTIC-FM 98.5 Orlando Jacksonville WEAI 100.5 Hartford -Meriden WD BO -FM 92.3 Tifton WABR-FM 90.5 lerseyville WJBM-FM 104.1 WKSS 95.7 WDI.Z 100.3 WCUP 100.3 Jollet WLLI-FM 96.7 WHOO.FM 98.5 Toccoa WLET-FM 106.1 Kent WKSB 90.9 WAiP 99.5 Middletown WK IS -PM 100.3 Vidalia WVOP-FM 97.7 WESU 88.1 Valdosta Kankakee WBYG 99.9 1 WGOV-FM 92.9 WKOC 88.3 WIHS 104.9 Palatka WIYD-FM 199.9 Monroe WMNR 88.1 WVVS 89.9 Kewanee WKEI-FM 92.1 Palm Beach WJNO-F M Now Britain WRCH-FM 100.5 97.9 WAFT 101.1 LaGrange WLTL 88.1 Panama City WPFM 107.9 Warner Robins WRBN-FM New Britain WFCS 90.1 101.7 Lake Forest WMXM 88.9 New Canaan WGNE-FM 98.5 Washington WLOV-FM 100.1 Lansing WLNR-FM 106.3 WSLX 91.9 WKGCFM Waycross WACL-FM New Haven WPLR 99.1 90.7 103.3 LaSalle WLPO-FM 99.3 WPAP-FM 92.5 WAYX-FM 102.5 Lawrenceville WAKO-FM 103.1 WYBC-FM 94.3 Pensacola WMEZ Waynesboro New London WTYD 100.9 94.1 WWGA 100.9 Lincoln WLCC 88.9 WJIQ 100.7 W. Point WCJM 100.9 WLNX 91.1 WBOP-FM 101.5 Norwalk WDRN 95.9 WPRC 100.1 Norwich PCS 89.3 Litchfield WSMI-FM 106.1 WICHFM 97.7 Plantation Key WXOS HAWAII Stamford WSTC-FM 100.3 Lockport WLRA 88.1 98.7 Pompano Beach WCKO 102.7 Hile KKEA 97.9 Storrs WHUS-FM 91.7 Honolulu Loves Park WLUV-FM 98.7 Port Charlotte WEEJ 100.1 KAIM-FM 95.5 Macomb Wallingford WWEBFM 90.1 Punta KUMU-FM 94.7 WIUM 91.3 Waterbury WWYZ 92.5 Gorda WCCF-FM 92.7 WKAI-FM 100.1 Quincy WCNH-FM 101.7 KGMQ 83.1 Marion WOOD F191..1 Riviera Beach KHSS 97.5 107.1 W. 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West 103.9 Pekin WSIVFM 95.3 Palm Beach Nampa KFXD.FM 94.9 WZRO 104.9 WEAT-FM Pocatello Washington WASH 97.1 104.5 KBGL 88.7 Peoria WMBD-FM 93.3 WAMUFM 88.5 WIRK -FM 107.9 KSNN-FM 93.7 WCBU 89.9 WETAFM 90.9 WMIB 92.1 KIH 94.9 WSWT 108.9 Winter Haven WHFL 97.5 Rexburg KRIC 105.7 WFAN-FM 100.3 Winter Park WPRK 90.1 WWCT WGAY-FM 99.5 91.5 KADQ 94.3 Peru WGSY 100.9 WGMS-FM 103.5 WLOQ 103 I Twin Falls KMTW 96.5 Pittsfield WBBA-FM 97.7 WGTB 90.1 WPFL 88.9 Plano WSPY 107.1 WMAL-FM 107.3 Pontiac WPOK-FM 103.1 WMOD 98.7 GEORGIA ILLINOIS Quincy WGEM-FM 105.1 W W QC 90.3 WKYS 93.9 Alton WOKZ-FM W H U R 96.3 Albany 100.3 W QCY 99.5 WGPCFM 104.5 Anna WRAJFM 92.7 Rantoul WRTL-FM W..IZ 96.3 95.3 Arlington Heights WW M M 92.7 River Grove W RRG 88.9 FLORIDA WWCW 101.7 Amerlcua WVH 88.3 Rohinsun WTAY-FM 101.7 WIPE 94.3 Aurora WKKDFFM 95.9 Rochelle WRHL-FM 102.3 Apopka WTLN-FM 95.3 WPUR 97.7 WAUR 107.9 Rockford Athens WNGrt WZOK 97.5 Atlantic Beach WJNJ-FM 104.9 95.5 Belvidere W K W L 104.9 WQFL 100.9 Belle Glade WSWN-FM 93.5 WAR 104.7 Benton WVFC 98.3 Rock Island WHBF-FM 98.9 Boca Ratan WUOG 90.5 WWOG 99.9 Atlanta WVIK 91.1 Boynton Beach WHRS 91.7 WABE 99.1 Bloomington WBNQ 101.5 Salem WPLO.FM 1033 WJBD-FM 100.1 Bradenton WDUV 103.3 Bloomington WESN 88.1 Savanna WCCI 100.1 Clearwater WTAN-FM 95.7 WZGC 92.9 Cahokia KRTE 89.5 Shelbyville WSITY-FM 104.9 W KLS Clearwater - 96.1 Canton WBYS-FM 98.5 Skokie WRSV 101.9 St. Petersburg WQXM 97.9 WRAS 88.3 Carbondale WSIU 91.9 WCLR 101.9 Cocoa WEZY-FM 99.3 WREK 91.1 WCIL-FM 101.5 S. Beloit WRWC 103.1 Cocoa Beach WCKS 101.1 WCLK 91.9 Carlinville 91.1 Springfield WDBR 109.7 Vigil -FM 98.5 Car WIBI WRKT-FM 104.1 WCentralia WFMB 104.5 Coral Gables WYOR WLTA.FM 95.7 105.1 Angnsta WAUG-FM RXXL 95.3 WVEM 101.9 WVUM 90.5 105.7 Champaign WDWS-FM 97.5 WSSR 91.9 Crestview WAAZ-FM WACG-FM 90.7 104.9 WRRn-FM WLRW 94.5 Sterling WVJM 94.3 Daytona Beach WDNJ 94.5 1043 Charleston WEIC-FM 92.1 Streator WLAX 97.7 WMFJ-FM 101.9 WGUS-FM 102.3 Chicago WBBM-FM 96.3 Sullivan WFWA 106.3 WZZW 103.1 DeFunlak Springs WQUH 109.1 WBEZ 91.5 i aylorville WEEE 92.7 DeLand WELE-FM 105.9 Bainbridge WDAD 97.5 WBHI 88.5 Tuscola WITT 93.5 Dunnellon WTRS-FM 102.3 Blue Ridge WPPL 103.9 WCYC 88.7 Urbana WILL -FM 90.9 Fort Lauderdale WAFG 90.3 Brunswick WG1G-FM 100.7 WZRD 88.3 WPGU 107.1 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 77 U.S. FM STATIONS BY LOCATION Location Call MHz Location Call MHz Location Call MHz Location Call MHz WTWC 103.9 KENTUCKY New Orleans WBYU 95.7 V an datia WKRV 107.1 IOWA WQUE 93.3 94.1 Albany WANY-FM 108.3 WEZB 97.1 Watseka WGFAFM 92.7 Waukegan WEFA 102.3 Algona KLGAFM Ashland WAMX 93.7 WNOE-FM 101.1 W. Frankfurt WFRX-FM 97.7 Ames KCCQ 107.1 Barbourville WYWY-FM 93.5 W R N O 99.5 Wheaton WEIN 88.1 W01 -FM 90.1 Beattyville WLJC 102.3 WTUL 91.5 95.3 KLFM 104.1 Benton WCBL-FM 102.3 WWNO 89.9 Winnebago WYFE-FM 91.9 W Innetka WNTH 88.1 KPGY Bowling Green WLBJ-FM 96.7 WYLD-FM 98 5 Woodstock WSTK 105.5 Atlantic KIAN-FM 103.7 W DNS 98.3 WWL-FM 101.9 Zion WKZN 96.9 Atlantic KJAN-FM 103.7 W M MG 93.5 Oakdale KCWR 104.9 99.9 Brandenburg Boone KFGO-FM Cadiz WKDZ-FM 106.3 Oak Grove KDDI 96.7 KWBG.FM 98.3 Campbellsville WTCO-F M 103.9 Opelousas KSLO-FM 107.1 INDIANA Burlington KBUR-FM 107.3 Carrollton WVCM 100.1 Ruston KRUSFM 107.1 Carroll KCIM-FM 93.7 WCAK 92.9 KLPI 89.1 Anderson WLHN 97.9 Catlettsburg Cedar Falls K H K E 89.5 Central City WNES-FM 101.9 Shreveport KRMD-FM 101.1 Angola WLKI 100.1 (UNI 90.9 -FM 93.5 KFPT 96.5 Auburn WIFF-FM 105.5 Columbia WAIN Cedar Rapids KHAK-FM 98.1 Corbin WCTT-FM 107.1 KMBO. 93.7 Aurora WSCH 99.3 KCOEFM 90.9 WYGO-FM 99.3 KROK 94.5 Bloomington WFIU 103.7 KCCK-FM 88.3 Cythiana WCYNFM 102.3 Slidell WVSL-FM 195.3 WGTC 92.3 I(WMR 88.9 WMGE 107.1 Rnrinthill KTKC 92.7 Bluffton WCRD 100.1 Danville 3 WMT-FM 96.5 WQXE 106.3 Thibodaux B -F M 106.3 Elizabethtown KTI Boonville WBN L F M 107.1 KQCR 102.9 103.1 Brazil Elkhorn City WECL KVFG 91.5 WWCMFM 97.7 KTOF 104.5 WHKK 100.9 Platte 93.5 Carmel WHOE 91.3 Erlanger Ville KVPI-FM Centerville KCOG-FM 98.7 Ft. 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WSWM 91.3 Hillsboro KHBR-FM 102.5 Brattleboro WKVT-FM 92.7 Newport KUBS 90.5 WLYX 89.3 Houston KHCB-FM 105.7 W TSA-FM 96.7 Ocean Shores KDUX-FM 104.7 WMPS-FM 97.1 KAUM 96.5 Burlington WQCR 98.9 Olympia KAOS 89.3 WQOX 88.5 KIKK-FM 95.7 WRUV 90.1 Opportunity KZUNFM 98.1 WREC-FM 102.7 KILT -FM 100.3 WEZF 92.9 Paseo KOLU 90.1 WQUD 104.5 KFMK 97.9 Colchester WWPV-FM 88.7 Prosser KACA 101.7 WKNO-FM 91.1 KLOL-FM 101.1 East Montpelier WVEP 88.3 Providence WPJB-FM 105.1 KWAM-FM 101.1 KODAFM 99.1 Johnson WJSCFM 91.5 Pullman KQQQ 104.9 Milan WKBJFM 92.3 KPFT 90.1 Middlebury WRMCFM 91.7 Richland KORDFM 102.7 Morristown WAZI 95.9 KLEF 94.5 WCVM 100.9 Seattle KING -FM 98.1 Murfreesboro WMTSFM 98.3 KQUE 102.9 Northfield WNUB-FM 89.1 KEZX 98.9 WMOT 89.5 KRBE 104.1 Plainfield WGDR 91.1 KCMU 90.5 Nashville WLAC-FM 105.9 KTSU 90.9 Putney WVUS 88.9 KBLE-FM 93.3 WKDA-FM 103.3 KUHF 88.7 Randolph Center WVTC 90.7 KETO-FM 101.5 WPLN 90.3 KRLY 93.7 Rutland WHWB-FM 98.1 KIRO-FM 100.7 WNAZ-FM 88.9 KTRU 91.7 WRUT 97.1 KISW 99.9 WRVU 91.1 Huntsville KSAM-FM 101.7 Springfield WCFR-FM 93.5 KYAC-FM 95.5 i WAMB-FM 92.9 KSHU 89.3 St. Albans WWSR-FM 102.3 KNHC 89.5 WSIX-FM 97.9 Jacksonville (001 108.6 Stowe WMTF 91.5 KOL-FM 94.1 3 102.3 KRAB 107.7 WSM-FM 95.5 Jasper KTXJ-FM White River Junction Oak Ridge WATO-FM 94.3 Keene KSUC 88.3 WNHV-FM 95.7 KTW-FM 102.5 WOKI-FM 100.3 Kerrvile KPFM 94.3 KUOW 94.9 Olive Hill WDNX 89.1 Kileen KIXSFM 93.3 KIXI-FM 95.7 Oneida WBNTFM 105.5 KNCTFM 91.3 VIRGINIA Spokane KREMFM 92.9 Paris WTPR-FM 105.5 Kingsville KPUP 97.7 KMBI-FM 107.9 Pulaski WMGL 98.3 KTAI 91.9 Abingdon WBBIFM 92.7 KDNC FM 93.7 Red Bank WSIM 94.3 La Grange KVLGFM 104.9 Altavista WKDE-FM 105.5 KEZE-FM 105.7 Sevierville WSEV-FM 102.1 Lake Jackson KGOL 107.3 Arlington WAVA-FM 105.1 KICN 98.9 Savannah WORMFM 101.7 Laredo KOYE 92.7 Ashland WIVE -FM 100.1 KSFC 91.1 Sewanee WUTS 88.1 Livingston KETX-FM 92.1 Big Stone Gap WLSDFM 93.5 KXLY-FM 99.9 Shelbyville WHAL-FM 102.9 Longview KYKX 105.7 Blacksburg WVVV 104.9 KHO-FM 98.1 Smithville WILE -FM 101.7 Lubbock KSEL-FM 93.7 WUVT-FM 90.7 Sunnyside KREW-FM 96.7 Sparta WSMTFM 105.3 KTEZ 101.1 Charlottesville WQMC 95.3 Tacoma KPEC-FM 90.9 Springfield WDBL-FM 94.3 KLBK-FM 94.5 WCCVFM 97.5 KLAY-FM 106.1 Sweetwater WDEH-FM 95.3 KLLL-FM 96.3 WTJU 91.3 KPLU-FM 88.5 Tullahoma WJIGFM 93.3 KLSD 91.1 Chesapeake WFOS 90.5 KTNT-FM 97.3 Union City WALR-FM 104.9 KTXT-FM 91.9 Chester WDYL 92.1 KTOY 91.7 Waverly WVRY 104.9 Lufkin KLUF-FM 105.1 Covington WKEY-FM 100.9 KTACFM 103.9 Marshall KMHT-FM 97.3 Crewe WSVSFM 104.7 Walla Walla KWCW 90.5 McAllen KQXX 58.3 Culpeper WCUL 103.1 Wenatchee KPQ-FM 102.1 TEXAS KVMV-FM 96.9 Danville WAKG 103.3 Yakima KUTIFM 104.1 McKinney KAWB 95.3 Emcee WEXM-FM 107.5 KFFM 107.3 Abilene KFMN 99.3 Midland KNFM 92.3 Farmville WFLO-FM 95.7 KIT -FM 94.5 KORQ 100.7 KBAT 93.3 Front Royal WFFV 99.3 Alice KBIC 102.3 Mineral Wells KMWT 96.1 Fredericksburg WFVA-FM 101.5 WEST VIRGINIA KWKC-FM 105.1 Mount Pleasant KPXI 100.7 WFLSFM 93.3 103.1 Amarillo KACVFM 89.9 Muleshoe KMUL-FM Galax WBOB-FM 98.1 Beckley 99.5 97.9 Nacogdoches KSFA-F M 92.1 WBKW KGNC-FM Gate City WGAT-FM 104.9 WCIR-FM 103.7 KDJW-FM 94.1 KSAU 90.1 Gretna WMNA-FM 103.3 94.9 KEFM 103.3 WVPB 91.7 Arlington KAMC Grundy WNRG-FM 97.7 Berkley Springs WCST-FM 93.5 Austin KHFI-FM 98.3 New Boston KNBO 95.9 Hampden -Sydney 92.1 Bethany WVBC 88.1 KASE 100.7 New Braunfels KNBT WWHS-FM 91.7 Bluefield WHIS-FM 104.5 KMFA 89.5 Odessa KQIP 96.9 95.5 KOCV 91.3 Hampton WVEC-FM 101.3 WBDY 106.3 KOKE-FM Buckhannon W C KLBJ-FM 93.7 KOYL-FM 97.9 WHOV 88.3 V W 88.9 90.7 Orange KOBS-FM 104.5 Harrisonburg WEMC 91.7 Charleston WQBE 97.5 KUTFM WBES 98.1 Beaumont KAYD 97.5 Palestine KLIS 94.3 WMRA 91.1 KBPO 94.1 Paris KPLT-FM 99.3 WQPO 100.7 WKNA 98.5 I WTIO 102.7 KTRMFM 95.1 Pasadena KYND 92.5 Kilmarnock W K W 101.7 KVLU 91.3 Plainview KPLA 97.3 Lexington WLUR 91.5 WVAF 99.9 KWIC 107.7 KWLD 91.5 Lynchburg WWOD-FM 100.1 Charles Town WZFM 98.3 Belton KTON-FM 106.3 Pleasanton KBOP-FM 98.3 WOOL 98.3 Clarksburg WRGT-FM 106.5 Big Spring KFNE 95.3 Port Arthur KYKR-FM 93.S Manassas WEZR 106.7 WPDX-FM 104.9 KPAC-FM 98.5 Marion WMEV-FM 93.9 WVHF-FM 92.7 Borger KBOB-FM 104.3 90.3 Brenham KWH1-FM 106.3 Robstown KROB-FM 99.9 WOLD-FM 102.3 Elkins WCDE Rosenberg KFRD-FM 104.9 Martinsville WMVAFM 96.3 WFGM 97.9 Brownsville KDUV 100.3 Fairmont WWFC 90.9 Brownwood KLSN 99.3 San Angelo KWLW 93.9 Newport News WGH-FM 97.3 KOXE 101.5 KIXY-FM 94.7 Norfolk WMTI 91.5 Fort Gay WFGH 90.7 97.5 WCMS-FM 100.5 Huntington WEMM 107.9 Bryan KORA-FM 98.3 (MT 88.1 KWTS 91.1 San Antonio KISS 99.5 WNOR-FM 98.7 WMUL Canyon WHEZ 103.3 Clear Lake City KLYX 102.1 KSAQ 100.3 WOWI 102.9 KEEZ 97.3 WTAR-FM 95.7 WKEE-FM 100.5 Cleburne KFAD 94.9 Keyser WKLP-FM 94.1 Coleman KSTA-FM 107.1 KEXL 104.1 WQRK 104.5 K1TV 92.9 WTGM 89.5 Logan WVOWFM 101.9 College Station WTAW-FM 92.1 Martinsburg WEPM-FM 97.5 Columbus KULM 98.3 KMFM 96.1 WXRI 105.3 KQXT 101.9 W Y F I 99.7 Morgantown WAJR-FM 101.9 Commerce KETR 88.9 100.1 108.9 KSYM-FM 90.3 Norton WNVA-FM 106.3 WCLG-FM Conroe KNRO Oak Hill WOAY-FM 94.1 Corpus Christi KZFM 95.5 KTFM 102.7 Orange WJMA 96.1 KIOU 98.5 San Marcos KRMH 103.7 Petersburg WPLZ 99.3 Parkersburg WKYGFM 103.1 93.9 Seguin KWED-FM 105.3 WPVAFM 95.3 W I BZ 99.3 KSIX-FM Pennington Gap WSWV-FM 105.5 Corsicana KCIR 107.9 Sherman KSHN 96.7 Portsmouth WNHS 88.7 Sinton KM10 101.3 Pulaski WPUV-FM 107.1 Princeton WAEY-FM 95.9 Crockett KIVY-FM 92.7 Romney WJGF 91.5 Dalhart KXIT-FM 95.9 KOUL 103.3 Radford WRAD-FM 101.7 Spearman KBMF-FM 98.3 Richmond WTVRFM 98.1 St. Albans WKLC-FM 105.1 Dallas KEZT 104.5 WSHC 88.7 KCCD 102.9 Stephenville K W W M 98.3 WEZS 103.7 Shepherdstown KNUS 98.7 Temple KPLE 104.9 WRFK-FM 106.5 Welch WKJC 106.3 105.3 Terrell KBUC 106.3 WRVQ-FM 94.5 Weston WHAW-FM 102.3 KOAX Hills Wheeling 97.3 KAFM 94.5 Texarkana KTAL-FM 98.1 WRXL 102.1 WKWKFM 97.9 Tyler KZAI(-FM 93.1 Roanoke WLRJ 92.3 WWVA-FM 98.7 WFAA-FM 107.5 WRR-FM 101.1 KROZ 99.3 WPVR 94.9 WTRF KVTT 91.7 KNUE 101.5 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KCDR-FM 88.1 WEFG 102.5 Delafleld WHAD 90.7 96.9 KBRE-FM 94.9 Woodbridge WXRA 105.9 Dodgeville WDMP.FM 107.1 El Campo KULP-FM 105.5 El Paso KTEP 88.5 Centerville (STU Yorktown WYCS 91.5 Durand WRDN-FM 95.9 Ephralm KEPH 89.5 WYVA-FM 94.1 Eagle River WERL-FM 94.3 KUOE 95.5 91.5 KEZB 96.3 Logan KUSU-FM Eau Claire WIAL 94.1 97.5 KVWI 94.5 WASHINGTON WBIZFM 100.7 KINT-FM 91.1 KLOZ 102.1 Mt. Pleasant KMTP WEAU-FM 104.5 KSET-FM 94.7 Ogden KQPD 101.9 Aberdeen KDUX-FM 104.7 W U EC 89.7 92.3 KDAB 101.1 Auburn KGRG 88.9 Fond du Lac WFON 107.1 ( SOL KWCR-FM 88.1 KAMAFM 93.1 Bellevue KZAM-FM 92.5 Fort Atkinson WFAW-FM 107.3 KPAS 93.9 Orem KOHS 91.5 KASB 89.3 Green Bay WBAY-FM 101.1 KTSM-FM 99.9 Parowan KP W N 90.9 KBCS 91.3 WGBP-FM 90.1 Provo KBYU-FM 88.9 Bellingham KVGM 92.9 WGBW 91.5 Fort Stockton KPJH 94.3 I

WSWW-FM 99.3 WIFC 95.5 Cam uy WCHQ-FM 102.9 WISM-FM 98.1 Portage WPDR-FM 100.1 Wauwatosa WEZW 103.7 Carolina WOLA-FM 107.7 WZEE 104.1 Port Washington West Bend WBKV-FM 92.5 Cidra WBRQ 97.7 W N W C 102.5 WGLB-FM 100.1 Whitewater WSUW 91.7 Corozal W O R O 92.5 Manitowoc WKUB 92.1 Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Dells WNNO-FM 107.1 Fajardo WMDD-FM 94.7 Marinette WHMD 91.5 WPREFM 94.3 Wise. Rapids WWRW 103.3 Guayana WXRF-FM 106.9 Marshfield WDLB-FM 106.5 Racine WRKR-FM 100.7 H orm ieueroe WBOZ-FM 92.1 Medford WIGM-FM 99.3 WFNY 92.1 Isabela WISA-FM 101.5 Menomonie WDMW 92.1 Reedsburg WRDB-FM 104.9 WYOMING Luquillo WZOL 92.1 WVSS 90.7 Rhinelander WRHN 107.9 Manati WMLD 96.9 Menomonee Fella WZMF 98.3 Rice Lake WJMC-FM 96.3 Casper KAWY 94.5 Mariam WAEL-FM 96.1 Merrill WJMT-FM 93.5 Richland Center WRCO-FM 100.9 Cheyenne KVWO-FM 106.3 Mayaguez WK1BFM 99.1 Middleton WMADFM 108.3 Ripon WCWC-FM 95.9 KFBC-FM 97.9 WORA-FM 97.5 Milwaukee WFMR 96.5 WRPN 90.1 Cody KYDZ 90.1 WOYE-FM 94.1 WZUU 95.7 River Falls WEVR-FM 106.3 Jackson KMTN 96.9 Ponce WZAR 101.9 WISN-FM 97.3 WR.FW 88.7 Laramie KUWR 91.5 WPABFM 93.3 WR1TFM 102.9 Sauk City WVLR 96.7 1(102 102.9 WPRP-FM 105.1 WBCS 102.9 Shawano WTCH-FM 100.1 Riverton KCWC 88.i Quebrad(llas WREI 98.3 WAWA -FM 102.1 Sheboygan WHBLFM 97.7 San German WRPC 95.1 W QF M 93.3 WSHS 91.7 GUAM San loan WIPR-FM 91.3 WKTI 94.5 Shell Lake WKCF 95.3 WIACFM 102.5 WVCY 107.7 Sparta WCOW-FM 97.1 Agana W1ITFM 93.7 WNUW 99.1 Stevens Point WSPTFM 97.9 KUAM-FM 93.9 WKAQ-FM 104.7 WUWM 89.7 WSUS 89.9 K8T0 95.5 WCAD-FM 105.7 WYMS 88.9 W WSP 89.9 WPRM-FM 98.5 Milton WMDF 89.9 Sturgeon Bay WDORFM 95.9 WQBS-FM 99.9 Minocqua WWMH 95.9 Sun Prairie WYXE 92.1 Utuade WUPR-FM 104.1 Monroe WEKZ=FM 93.7 Superior WSSU 91.3 PUERTO RICO Neenah -Menasha WROE 94.3 Suring WRVM 102.7 Neillsville WCCN-FM 107.5 Tomah WTMB-FM 98.9 Arecibo WCMNFM 107.3 New London WLIHFM 93.5 Two Rivers WQTC-FM 102.3 WNI K -FM 106.5 New Richmond WIXK-FM 107.1 Viroqua WGBM 102.3 Aguada WRFE 105.5 ()onto WOCO-FM 107.1 Watertown WTTN-FM 94.1 Aguadilla WIVA-FM 100.3 VIRGIN ISLANDS Oshkosh W M KC 96.7 Waukesha WAUK-FM 106.1 WTPM 92.9 WRSTFM 90.3 W aupaca WDUX-FM 92.7 Bayamon WRSIFM 100.7 Charlotte Amalie WESP 101.1 WYTL 103.9 W au pun WLKE-FM 99.3 WEYA 94.7 W1139 97.9 Park Falls WNBI-FM 98.3 Wausau WDEZ 101.9 WXYX 100.7 Christiansted WIVI-FM 99.5 Platteville WSUP 90.5 WHRM 91.9 Canaan WVJPFM 103.3 Frederiketed WVIS 108.7

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KAAM Berryville. AR 107.1 KBBD Beaver, UT 90.1 ((CBS -FM San Francisco, Calif. KDEW-FM DeWitt AR 96.7 KABG Cambridge MN 105.5 KBBF Santa Rosa CA 89.1 I(CBX San Luis Obispo, CA 90.1 K DEAF -FM Albuquerque, NM 94.1 KABI-FM Abilene, Kan. 98.3 KBBK-FM Boise, Ida. KCCK-FM Cedar Rapids IA 88.3 KDEX-FM Dexter, Mo. 102.3 KABL-FM San Francisco, Cal. KBBL Riverside, Cal. KCCM-FM Moorhead, Minn. 91.1 KDFC San Francisco CA 102.1 KACA Prosser, Wash. KBBY Ventura. Calif. 95.1 I

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KEXL San Antonio TX 104.5 KHKE Cedar Falls. IA 89.5 !CLEF Houston, Tex. KNIM-FM Maryville, MO 95.3 KEYA Belcourt, ND 88.5 KHLS Blytheville AR 96.1 KLEM-FM LeMars, la. KNIS Carson City. Nev. 94.7 KEYC-FM Mankato, Minn. KHOB-FM Hobbs, N. M. KLFD-FM Litchfield. Minn. 95.3 KNIX Phoenix AZ 102.5 KEYN-FM Wichita, Kan. KHOF Los Angeles. Calif. KLFM Ames, la. KNJO Thousand Oaks, Calif. KEZB El Peso, TX 96.3 KHOM Houma. LA 104.1 KLGA-FM Algona. Iowa 92.7 KNLU Monroe LA 88.7 KEZE-FM Spokane. Wash. 105.7 KH00 Waco TX 99.9 K -FM Redwood Falls,M KNOB Long Beach. Cal. 97.9 I

KPOP-FM Roseville, Cal. 93.5 KSET-FM El Paso, KPPC-FM Pasadena. Calif. Tex. 94.7 KTXN-FM Victoria. Tex. 98.7 ICWKC-FM Abilene, Tex. KSEZ Sioux City, IA 97.9 I(TWR Tacoma. Wash. KWKI Kansas City, MO 93.3 KPPS-FM Parsons, Kans. KTXR KPQ-FM Wenatchee, Wash. KSFA-FM Nacogdoches, TX 92.1 Springfield. Mo. 101.5 KWKK Dardanelle, AR 102.3 KSFC Spokane WA 91.1 KTXT-FM Lubbock. Tex. KWKO Anchorage AK 102,1 KPQX Havre, MT 92.5 KTYD Santa Barbara KPRA Paso Robles. Calif. 94.3 KSFH Mountain View CA 90.5 CA 99.9 K W KQ Graham. TX 107.1 KSFM Woodland ' KUAC College AK KPRI San Diego, CA 106.5 CA 102.5 104.7 KWLD Plainview, TX 91.5 KUAD-FM IC W KPRM-FM Park Rapids, MN KSFX San Francisco CA 103.7 Windsor, CO 99.1 L W San Angelo. Tex. 97.5 KSGM-FM Ste. Genevieve, MO KUAF Fayetteville AR 88.9 KWMO St. Louis, Mo. 90.7 105.7 KUAT-FM Tucson, AZ 90.5 KWMU St. Louis, Mo. 90.7 KPRS Kansas City. MO 103.3 KUBS Newport KPSR Los Altos, Cal. 91.5 KSHE Crestwood, MO 94.7 WA 90.5 KWNS-FM Pratt, Kan. I(SHN Sherman, Tex. 98.7 KUAM-FM Agana GU 93.9 I(WNT-FM Davenport, la KPTL Carson City NE 97.9 KUCA KPUB-FM Pueblo. CO 99.9 KSHU Huntsville TX 89.3 Conway. AR 91.5 KWOA-FM Worthington, Minn KSIB-FM Creston, IA 101.7 I(UCR Riverside. Cal. KWOD Sacramento. CA 106.5 KPWD Plentywood, MT 100.1 1(UCV Lincoln, Neb. KPXI Mt. Pleasant, TX 100.7 K81D-FM Sidney, NE 95.3 KWPB Liberty, MO 91.9 KSIH Pocatello, ID 94.9 KUDE-FM Oceanside. Cal. 102.1 KWPM-FM West Plains. MO 93.9 KQAD-FM Luverne MN 93.7 KUDU-FM KQAL Winona, MN 89.5 ISIS -FM Sedalia, MO 92.1 KWRT-FM Boonville, MO 99.9 Ventura -Oxnard. Calif. Is WSB-FM Gunnison, KQCA MO 102.3 KSIW-FM Woodward, OK 93.5 Colo. Canton, KSIX-FM Corpus Christi. Tex. I(UDY-FM Spokane, Wash. KWSC Wayne NE 91.9 KQCR Cedar Rapids, IA 102.9 KUER Salt Lake City, Utah KWSM CA KQED-FM San Francisco, Cal. KSIC-FM Stockton, Calif. 89.5 Tulare 106.7 88.5 i

WAJC Indianapolis, Ind. WBIZ-FM Eau Claire, Wis. WCKS Cocoa Beach, Fla. WDJC Birmingham AL 93.7 WAJP Joliet, III. WBJB Lineroft NJ 90.5 WCKW La Place, La. WDJF Westport, CT 107.9 WAJR-FM Morgantown, W.Va. WBJC Baltimore, Md. WCLA-FM Claxton GA 107.1 W D1K Atlanta, Ga. VA 103.3 WBJH Trenton. N.J. WCLD-FM Cleveland MS 103.9 WDJQ Baltimore, MD 104.5 WAKG Danville WU1R Oil Pa. W A K M Bedford, Pa. W BKE-FM North Manchester, WCLE-F M Cleveland, Tenn. City, WAKN-FM Aiken, B.C. Ind. 89.5 WCLG-FM Morgantown,WV WDJW-FM Orlando FL 105.1 WAKO-FM Lawrenceville, Ill. WBKR Owensboro KY 92.5 100.1 WDI

Memphis. 90.3 WEVL TN W GCS Goshen, Ind. W HOPFM Hopkinsville. Ky. WJA1 Eaton, OH 92.9 WEVR-FM River Falls, Wis. 106.3 WGCY New Bedford, Mass. 97.3 WHOTFM Youngstown OH 101.1 WJAT-FM Swainsboro. Ga. WEXMFM Exmore, VA 107.5 WGOR Plainfield VT 91.1 WHOV Hampton. Va. WJAXFM Jacksonville. Fla. WEXP Gadsden, AL 91.5 WUEA-FM Geneva AL 93.5 WHOW-FM Clinton. IL 95.9 WIAZ Albany, Ga. WEZB New Orleans LA 97.1 WGEM-FM Quincy, 111.(s) WHP-FM Harrisburg. Pa. WJBU-FM Salem IL 100.1 WEZC Charlotte NC 104.7 WUER-FM Bay City. Mich 102.5 WHPC Garden City NY 90.9 WJBI Clarksdale MS 101.7 WEZF Burlington VT 92.9 WGETFM Gettysburg, Pa. WHPE-FM High Point. N.C. WJBK-FM Detroit. Mich. WEZG, N. Syracuse NY 100.9 WGEV Beaver Falls. Pa. WHPH Hanover, N.J. WJBL-FM Holland. Mich. WEZI Memphis TN 105.9 WGFM Schenectady, N. Y. WHPI<-FM Chicago. Ill. w18M-FM lerseyvllle, III. WEZK Knoxville, Tenn. WGFS Greensboro, N. C. 90.7 WHPR Highland Park. MI 88.1 WJBQ-FM Scarborough. WEZL Charleston, S.C. 103.5 WGGC Glasgow, Ky. WHRB-FM Cambridge, Mass. ME 106.3 W EZN Bridgeport CT 99.9 WGGL-FM Houghton, Mich. WHRL Albany, N.Y. "1BR Wilmington, Del. WEZO Rochester, NY 101.3 WGGN Castalia, OH 97.7 WHRM Wausau. Wis. WJBW-FM Hampton, S.C. 103.1 WEXP Gadsden, AL 91.5 WGGO Buford, Ga. 102.3 WHRS Boynton Beach. Fla. 91.7 WJCC Angola, Ind. 100.1 WEZH Manassas. Va. WGGK Duluth, Minn. 105.1 v'HRW Bingnamton, N.Y. WJCU-FM Seymour, Ind. WEZV Bethlehem PA 95.1 WtiHFM Newport News, Va. WHSA Brute, Wis. 89.9 WICK Rensselaer IN 97.7 WEZW Wauwatosa, Wis. 103.7 WGHN-FM Grand Haven, Mich. WHSB Alpena. Mich. WJCLFM Savannah GA 96.5 WEZX Tampa FL 104.7 92.1 WHSD Hinsdale. III. 88.5 WJCR Washington PA 88.9 WEZY-FM Come. Fla. WGHS Glen Ellyn. III. 88.5 WHSH Albany NY 106.5 WJCT-FM Jacksonville, FL 89.9 WEZZ Clanton AL 97.7 WGIIiFM Brunswick, Ga. WHSN Bangor, ME 89.3 WJOB-FM Thomasville AL 95.3 WFAAFM Dallas. Tex. WGILFM Galesburg. Ill. W HSR-FM Winchester, Mass, 91.9 WJEE Jacksonville, FL 107.3 WFAC Columbus, OH 91.5 WGIR-FM Manchester NH 101.1 WHSS Hamilton. OH 89.5 WJEH FM Gallipolis. OH 101.5 WFAH-FM Alliance, Ohio WGLBFM Port Washington, Wis. W HSY -F M Hattiesburg. Miss. WJEI Hagerstown MD 104.7 WFAM Jacksonville FL 91.1 WGLCFM Mendota, Ill. WHTB Talladega AL 92.7 Washington, WJEL Indianapolis, IN 89.1 WFAN-FM D.C. WGLO Ft. Lauderdale FL 106.7 WHTC-FM Holland. Mich. WJEH-FM Dover. 0. 101.7 WFAU-FM Augusta, Maine WGLS-FM Glassboro, N. J. WHTG-FM Eabmt-wn, N.J. 106.3 W.IFM Grand Rapids, Mich. WFAWFM Ft. Atkinson, Wis. WGLT Normal. IL 89.1 W H UBF M Cookeville. Tenn. WJFR Jackson. MS 98.3 107.3 WGMC Greece NY 90.1 WHUC-FM Hudson, N.Y. WFBC-FM WJGA Jackson, GA 92.1 Greenville, S.C. WGMR Tyrone. PA 101.1 WHUD Peekskill NY 100.7 WIGS Houghton Lake, Mich. 98.5 WFBE Flint, Mich WGMS.FM Washington, D.C. WHUG Jamestown NY 101.7 WFBG-FM Altoona, WIND Portsmouth RI 90.7 Pa. 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WVCS California PA 91.9 WRCOFM Richland Center, Wis. WSCC Somerset, KY 90.7 WTAY-FM Robinson, IL 101.7 WVCY Milwaukee WI 107.7 WRCP-FM Philadelphia, PA 104.5 WSCD-FM Duluth, MN 92.9 WTBG-FM Brownsville, TN 95.. WVEC-FM Hampton. Va. WRCR Rushville, Ind. 94.3 WSCH Aurora, Ind. 99.3 WTBI McComb MS 105.7 WVELFM Fayette AL 98.1 WRCS-FM Ahoskie, N.C. 99.3 WSCI Charleston, SC 89.3 WTBO-FM Cumberland, Md. WVEM Springfield. Ill. WRCT Pittsburgh, PA 88.3 WSCC) West Columbia, SC 101.1 WTBS Cambridge. Mass. WVEN Franklin. Pa. 99.3 WRDB-FM Reedshurg, Wis. 104.9 WSCT-FM Berkeley Springs. W.V. WTCA-FM Plymouth. IN 94.3 WVEP East Montpelier VT 88.3 WRDL Ashland. 0. 89.5 WSDM Chicago, Ill. WTCC Springfield, MA 90.7 WVEZ Louisville, KY 106.9 WRDN-FM Durand WI 95.9 WSDP Plymouth. MI 89.3 WTCH-FM Shawano, WI 100.1 WVFC Benton, IL 98.3 WRDR Egg Harbor, N.J. 104.9 WSEA Georgetown. Del, 93.5 WTCMFM Traverse City, Mich. WVFM Lakeland. Fla, WRECFM Memphis. Tenn. WSEC Williamston. NC 103.7 WTCOFM Campbellsville, Ky. WVFV Dundee Ill. WREI Quebradillas PR 98.3 WSEF-FM Seneca Falls, N. Y. WTCW-FM Whitesburg. Ky. WVGR Grand Rapids. Mich. 104.1 WREK Atlanta, Ga. 99.3 WTDL-FM Lake City, Fla, 94.3 WViS Statesboro. GA 91.3 WREM-FM Jenkins. KY 94.3 WSEI Olney, Ill, 92.9 WHFM Lake Success, NY 103.5 W V HC Hempstead, N.Y. WREO-FM Ashtabula. Ohio WSEK Somerset, Ky. WTGI Hammond. LA 103.1 WVHF-FM Clarksburg, WV 92.7 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 89 U.S. FM STATIONS BY CALL LETTERS Call Location MHz Coll Location MHz Call Location MHz Call Location MHz WVHI Evansville. Ind. WVVE Norristown, PA 91.7 WWSR St. Albans VT 102.3 WVHP-FM Highland Park NJ WVVS Valdosta, GA 89.9 WWST-FM Wooster. OH 104.5 WYCH Hamilton OH 103.5 90.3 WVVV Blacksburg. Va. WW R F M Bethany Beach, WYCR York -Hanover, Pa. Highland Park IL D É 95.9 WYCS Yorktown, Va. WVIA-FM Scranton PA 89.9 WVVX-FM Ind. WVIC-FM E. Lansing. Mich. 103.1 WWTV-FM Cadillac. Mich. WYCA Hammond, Rock IL 91.1 WVWC Buckhannon, W.Va. 88.9 WWTV Corinth. Miss. WYCE Warwick, R.I. WVIK Island WYCS Yorktown, Va. WVIN.FM Hammondsport, NY WVWR-FM Roanoke, VA 89.1 WWTX Corinth. Miss 95.3 Ohio 91.7 W W U H W. Hartford CT 91.3 WYDC Dix Hills NY 88.9 98.3 WVXUFM Cincinnati, Pittsburgh PA 104.7 WVIP-FM Mount Kisco, N.Y. WWBA-FM St. Petersburg, Fla. WWVAFM Wheeling. W.Va. WYDD WVIS Frederiksted VI 108.7 107.3 WWVR W. Terre Haute, Ind. WYEN Des Plaines. III. 106.7 WVJC Mt. Carmel IL 89.1 W W BD -FM Bamberg, S.C. WWWB-FM Jasper AL 102.5 WYEP-FM Pittsburgh PA 91.5 WVJP.FM Caguas, P.R. WWCK Flint MI 105.5 WWWJ Johnhtown, OH 103.1 WYEZ Elkhart, IN 100.7 WVIS-FM Owensboro. Ky. WWCL Wesson, Miss. 91.1 WWWM Cleveland OH 105.7 WYFE-FM Winnebago IL 95.3 WVKCFM Galesburg, Ill. WWCM-FM Brazil IN 97.7 WWWS Saginaw. Mich. 107.1 WYFI Norfolk. Va. WVKO-FM Columbus. OH 94.7 WWCT Peoria, IL 105.7 W W W W Detroit, Mich. WYFM Sharon PA 102.9 WVLC-FM Orleans. MA 104.7 WWCW Albany GA 101.7 W W WY Columbus, IN 104.9 WYGO-FM Corbin. Ky. WVLJ Monticello, IL 105.5 WWDB Philadelphia. Pa. 96.5 W W WZ Summerville, SC 93.5 WYII Williamsport MD 95.9 WVLK-FM Lexington, Ky. WWDC-FM Washington. D.C. WWXL-FM Manchester. Ky. WYLD-FM New Orleans. LA 98.5 WVLR Sauk City. Wis. WWDLFM Scranton, Pa. 104.9 WWYD White Plains, NY 103.9 WYMS Milwaukee WI 88.9 3 Erie, Pa. WYNK-FM Baton Rouge, La. 101.5 WVLS Jackson. MS 91.5 WWEL-FM Medford MA 107.9 WWYN-FM WVMG-FM Cochran. Ga. 96.7 W W EZ Cincinnati. Ohio 92.5 WWYZ Waterbury CT 92.5 WYNQ Chattanooga TN 106.5 WVMH-FM Mars Hill, NC 90.5 W W FC Fairmont WV 90.9 WXAC Reading, Pa. WYNR-FM Brounwick, Ga. WVMO Monroe, Mieh. W W FM Charleroi. PA 98.3 WXAX Elkhart, Ind. WYON Grand Rapids. Mich. W V MS Chattanooga, Tenn. 88.9 WWGA Waynesboro, GA 100.9 WXBA Brentwood, NY 88.5 WY00-FM Richfield, MN 101.3 WVMV-FM Scranton, PA 91.5 WWGC Carrollton GA 89.3 WXBM.FM Milton. Fla. WYOR Coral Gables. Fla. WVMW-FM Scranton, PA 91.5 W WGP-FM Sanford. N.0 WXCI Danbury CT 91.7 WYRL Melbourne. Fla. WVHP-FM Highland Park NJ W W HC Hartford City, Ind. W X E N Cleveland. 0 106.5 WYSL-FM Buffalo. NY 103.3 90.3 WWHI Muncie, IN 91.5 WXEZ Sylvania OH 105.5 WYSO Yellow Springs OH 91.5 WVMW-FM Scranton PA 91.5 WWHS-FM Hampden -Sydney VA WXFM Elmwood Park, IL 105.9 WYSP Philadelphia. PA 94.1 WVNA-FM Tuscumbia AL 100.3 91.7 WXGC Milledgeville, GA 88.9 WYSU Youngstown. 0. 88.5 WVNJ-FM Newark, N.J. WWIB Ladysmith WI 92.9 WXID Mayfield, KY 94.7 WYTL Oshkosh, WI 103.9 WWIL Wilmington. N.C. 97.3 WXIS Erwin, Tenn. 103.9 WYVA-FM Yorktown, VA 94.1 WVNO-FM Mansfield, Ohio KY 93.5 WVNS Tuskegee, AL 95.9 WW1 -FM Detroit, Mich. WXIY Bay Springs, MS 93.5 WYWY-FM Barbourville 88.5 WWJO St. Cloud. Minn. 101.7 WXKW Allentown, Pa. 104.1 WYXE Sun Prairie, WI 92.1 WVOF Fairfield, CT 96.1 WVOI-FM Tisbury, MA 95.9 WWKI Kokomo, Ind. 100.5 WXKY Fairmont. NC 100.9 WYYD Raleigh NC WVOK-FM Birmingham, AL 99.5 W W KS Beaver Falls, PA 106.7 WXLI-FM Dublin. Ga. WYZZ Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WVOP-FM Vidalia, Ga. 97.7 W W LA La Crosse. Wis. WXLM Savannah, Ga. 973 WZAK Cleveland. OH 93.1 WVOR Rochester, N.Y. WWLM Canton, MS 101.7 WXLO New York NY 98.7 WZAR Ponce. P.R. 101.9 WVOS-FM Liberty. N.Y. WWMH Minocqua, WI 95.9 WXLQ Bailin NH 103.7 WZAT Savannah, GA 102.1 WVOT-FM Wilson, N.C. WWMM Arlington Heights IL 92.7 WXLS Willimantic. CT 98.3 WZBC Newton, MA 90.3 WVOW-FM Logan, W. Va. 101.9 W W MO Reidsville, N.C. WXNC Henderson NC 92.5 WZEE Madison, WI 104.1 WVOX-FM New Rochelle, N.Y. WWMS.FM Bryan, O. WXOS Plantation Key. Fla. 100.3 WZEP-FM DeFuniak. WVPB Beckley WV 91.7 WWNO New Orleans, La. 89.9 WXPN Philadelphia, Pa. Springs, Fla. Monmouth, WWOD-FM Lynchburg, Va. WXQR Jacksonville, N.C. 105.5 WZFM Charlestown. W.Va. WVPC-FM Ill. GA 92.9 WVPE Elkhart, IN 88.1 WWOG Boca Raton, Fla. WXRA Woodbridge. Va. WZGC Atlanta WVPO-FM Stroudsburg, Pa. WWOL-FM Buffalo. N.Y. WXRC Hickory. NC 95.7 WZID Manchester, NH 95.7 WVRY Waverly.Tenn. 104.9 WWOM Albany NY 100.9 WXRF.FM Guayama, P. R. WZLD Cayce, SC 96.7 WVSC-FM Somerset, Pa. WWON-FM Woonsocket, R.I. WXRI Norfolk, Va. WZLE Lorain, OH 104.9 WVSH Huntington, Ind. WWOS Palm Beach, Fla. WXRT Chicago, III. 93.1 WZMF Menomonee Falls, Wis. WVSL-FM Slidell, La. 105.3 W W PH Princeton Junction, NJ 90.3 WXRY-FM Cotumbla. S.C. 93.5 WZND Zeeland. Mich. 99.3 WWPT Westport CN 90.3 WXTA Greencastle, Ind. WZOK Rockford, IL 97.5 WVSR Rapid City, S.D. 92.1 WVSS Menomonie, WI 90.7 WWPVFM Colchester VT 88.7 WXTC Charleston SC 98.9 WZOL Luquillo. PR 96.7 WWQC Quincy, IL 90.3 WXTZ Indianapolis IN 103.3 WZOT Rockmart. Ga. 107.1 WVST Bolivar, TN 100.3 WVSU-FM Birmingham AL 91.1 W W RH Columbus, Ga. W X U S- F M Lafayette. Ind. 92.7 WZPR Meadville, Pa. WVTC Randolph enter, Vt. 90.7 WWRJ Southampton, NY 95.3 WXVJ Three Rivers MI 95.9 WZRD Chicago. IL 88.3 WVTL Monticello, Ind. WWRM-FM Gaylord MI 106.7 WXXI-FM Rochester NY 91.5 WZRO Pekin IL 104.9 WWRM Gaylord. MI 106.7 WXXY Montour Falls NY 104.9 WZTA Tamaqua PA 105.5 WVTS Terre Haute, Ind. WI 95.7 WVUB Vincennes,IN 91.1 W WSC-FM Glens Falls, N. Y. WXYW Suffolk. Va. WZUU-FM Milwaukee WWSE Jamestown NY 93.3 WXYX Bayamon, PR 100.7 WZZE Hockessin. DE 88.7 WVUD-FM Kettering, Ohio WZZM Grand Rapids MI 95.7 W VUM Coral Gables, Fla. WWSH Philadelphia, Pa. 106.1 WYAN-FM Upper Sandusky, WVUR Valparaiso. Ind. WWSM Bay Minette AL 105.5 OH 95.9 WZZQ Jackson MS 102.9 WVUS Putney VT 88.9 WWSP Stevens Pt. WI 89.9 WYBC-FM New Haven. CT 94.3 WZZW Augusta. GA 103.1

U.S. TV STATIONS BY LOCATION Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan.

Fayetteville - KIHP-TV 18 DELAWARE ALABAMA 36 KFMB-TV 8 Springdale KGTO-TV San Diego Wilmington TWHYY-TV 12 Anniston WHMA-TV 40 Fort Smith KFSM-TV S KGTV 10 Birmingham WBRC-TV 8 I

West Palm Beach WPEC 12 Dubuque KUOB-TV 40 Battle Creek WOHUTV 41 Hayes Center KWNB-TV 6 tort Uadge KVFD-TV 21 Bay City -Sag- Hay Springs KDUH-TV 4 Iowa City 12 GEORGIA TKIIN-TV inaw -Flint WNEM-TV 5 1

WSM-TV 4 Roanoke WDBJ-TV 7 Roseburg KPIC 4 5 WSLS-TV 10 Durham - WLAC-TV WTVD II Salem KVDOTV 3 WNGE 2 tWBRA-TV 15 Raleigh 27 nro WFMYTV 2 Sneedville tWSJKTV 2 WRFT-TV Greonsh Si Greenville WNCT-TV 9 Staunton tWVPT tWUNK.TV 25 Hickory WHKYTV 14 Hiatt Point - PENNSYLVANIA TEXAS Greensboro & Allentown Abilene KRBCTV 9 WASHINGTON 4 Winston Bethlehem TWLVTTV 59 Amarillo KGNCTV 12 8 7 Bellingham KVOS-TV Salem WGHP-TV Altoona WTAJ-TV 10 KVIITV KVEW 42 WXII 12 10 Kennewick WOPC 38 KFDA-TV Pasco Jacksonville WLNS-TV 19 Clearfield }WPSXTV 3 Austin KTBC-TV 7 1WUNE-TV 17 KTVV 36 Kennewick Linville Erie KEPR-TV 19 New Bern WCTI-TV 12 KVUE 24 Richland WJET-TV 24 Pullman TKWSU-TV 10 WJHF 22 KF D -TV Raleigh WSEE 35 Beaumont Richland -Pasco K 126 Raleigh - tWQLN 54 KNDU 25 D urham WRAL-TV 5 t K NCT 46 Kennewick Harrisburg WHP-TV 21 Belton KOMO-TV 4 Washington WITNTV 7 4 Seattle WTPA 27 Blg Spring KWAB-TV KING -TV 5 Wilmington WWAY 3 3 Hershey tWITF-TV 33 Bryan KBTXTV KiROTV 7 W ECT 8 15 Johnstown College Station TKAMU-TV t KCTS-TV 9 39 3 TWUN1TV WJNLTV 19 Corpus Christi KIII 2 28 16 Spokane KREMTV Winston-Salem TWUNLTV Lancaster WGALTV 8 tKEDT 4 KRIS -TV 6 KXLYTV Lancaster - KHQ-TV 6 WLVHTV 15 KZTV 10 Lebanon t tKSPS-TV 7 Philadelphia KYWTV 3 Dallas KERATV 13 KSTW II Worth KOFW-TV 4 Tacoma NORTH DAKOTA WPVI-TV 6 Dallas -Ft. KTVW 13 WCAUTV IO WFAATV 8 56 5 tKPEC-TV Bismarck KFYRTV WPHL-TV 17 KXTX-TV 39 62 12 tKTPS KXMB-TV WTAFTV 29 El Paso KDBC-TV 4 23 8 Yakima KN DO Devils Lake WDAZTV tWUHY 35 KTSM-TV 9 Ki MA -TV 29 Dickinson Philadelphia KELP -TV 13 35 WDAY-TV 8 KAPP Fargo t Burlington, El Paso - }KVVETV 47 1KFME 13 N.J.) WKBS 48 Juarez XEPM-TV 2 Fargo -Grand Pittsburgh KDKA-TV 2 XEJTV 5 Forks KTHI-TV 11 WTAE-TV 4 Fort Worth Grand Forks 1KGFE WPGHTV 53 Dallas WBAP-TV 5 WEST VIRGINIA Minot KNOTKXMC-TV 12 KHSDTV II KTVT 11 13 WIIC-TV 11 H oriingen KGBT-TV 4 Bluefield W H IST V 0 Pembina KCND-TV 12 TWQED 13 Houston KPRC-TV 2 Charleston Valley City TWQEX 16 tKUHT 8 Huntington WC HS -TV 8 (Fargo) KXJB-TV 4 WPGH-TV 53 KHOU-TV II Clarksburg W BOY -TV 12 Williston KUMV-TV 8 Scranton & KTRKTV 13 Grandview t WSW P -TN KXMD-TV II Wilkes-Barre WNEPTV 18 KVRL 26 Huntington t WM U L -T V 33 WDAU-TV 22 KHTV 39 Huntington 44 Laredo I(GNS-TV 8 Charleston W SAZ -TV 3 tWV1ATV WEN 13 29 KVTV 13 W TV State College WTIETV Lm'edo (Nuevo Morgantown tWW V U 24 OHIO W ilkes-Barre WBRE-TV 28 Laredo) XEFE-TV 2 Oak Hill - & Scranton Lubbock 5 Beckley WOAYTV 4 Akron WA KR -TV 23 York WBBA-TV 43 TKTXT-TV WCOT 55 KCBDTV II Parkersburg - Alliegs TWNEO-TV 45 KLBKTV IS Mari etta W7APTV 15 Athens TWOUB-TV 20 KSELTV 28 Weston - Cambridge tWOUC-TV 44 Lufkin KTRETV 9 Clarksburg WDTV 5 Canton WJAN 17 Midland KDCDTV 18 Wheeling - Cincinnati WLWT 8 RHODE ISLAND Midland & Steubenville WIRF -TV 7 WCPO-TV 9 Odessa KMID-TV 2 WKRC-TV 12 Providence WJAR-TV 10 Monahans KMOM-TV 9 iWCET 48 WPRI-TV 12 Odessa KOSA-TV 7 Chic innati- tWSBE-TV 36 Port Arthur WISCONSIN Nmoped. KY. WXIX-TV 19 Providence Beaumont K1AC-TV 4 Cleveland WKYC-TV 3 (New San Angelo KACB-TV 3 Colfax iWHWC-TV 28 WEWS b Bedford) WTEV 8 KCTV 8 Eau Claire W EAU -TV 13 WJW-TV 8 San Antonio WOAI-TV 4 Green Bay WBAYTV 2 WCTF 19 KENS -TV 5 WFRV-TV 5 tWVIZ-TV 25 KSATTV 12 WLU K -TV II WKBF-TV 61 KW EX -TV 41 tWPNE 38 Cul um bus WLWC 4 San Antonio - LaCrosse WKBT 8 WTVN-TV 8 SOUTH CAROLINA Austin tKLRN-TV 9 W XOW-TV 19 WBNS TV IO Allendale iWEBATV 14 Sweetwater 1WHLA-TV 31 iWOW34 Anderson WAIM-TV 40 Abilene KTXS-TV 12 Madison WISC-TV 3 Dayton LWO 2 Charleston WCBDTV 2 Temple - W MTV 15 WHIO-TY 7 WCIV 4 Waco KCEN-TV 6 tWHA-TV 21 WKEF 22 WCSCTV 5 Tyler WKOW-TV 27 Kettering tWITV 7 Longview KLTV 7 Milwaukee WTMITV 4 (Dayton) tWOETTV 18 Columbia WIS-TV 10 Victoria KXIX 19 W ITI-TV 6 Lima WLIO 35 WNOKTV 19 Waco KWTX-TV 10 tWMVS 10 1W9GU-TV 57 WOLO-TV 25 Weslaco KRGV-TV 5 WISN -TV 12 tWRLKTV 35 Wichita Falls KFDX-TV 3 WVTV 18 Lorain- WUAB Cleveland 43 F lorenee WBTW 13 KAUZ -TV 6 WCGV 24 Newark TWGSF 31 TWJPMTV 33 tKIDZ-TV 24 1WMVT 36 Oxford IW MUBTV 14 Greenville tWNTV 29 Rhinelander Portsmouth TWPBO-TV 42 WGGBTV 16 (Wausau) WAEO-TV 12 Steubenville- Greenville - Wausau WSAUTV 7 Wheeling WSTV-TV 9 Spartanburg & WAOW-TV 9 Toledo WTOL-TV II Asheville WFBC-TV 4 UTAH WSPD-TV 13 WSPA-TV 7 WOHO-TV 24 W LOS -TV 13 Ogden 1KOET 9 tWGTE-TV 30 tKWCS-TV 18 Youngstown WFMJ-TV 21 Provo iKBYUTV II WYOMING WKBN-TV Lake City KUTV 2 27 Salt Casper KTWO-TV 2 33 KCPXTV 4 WYTV Cheyenne KYCU-TV 5 18 KSLTV 5 Zanesville WHIZ -TV Lander - SOUTH DAKOTA tKUED 7 Riverton Aberdeen KABVTV 9 Thermopolis tKDSD-TV 16 Worland KWRB-TV 10 Brookings TKESD-TV 8 Deadwood - OKLAHOMA Lead KDSJTV 5 VERMONT KTEN 10 Florence Ada -Ardmore KDLO-TV 3 3 & Watertown Burlington WCAX-TV Ardmore Lead KHBD-TV 11 WVNY-TV 22 Sherman- 5 U.S. POSSESSIONS K%11 12 Mitchell KXON-TV tWETK 33 Denison tKTSD-TV 10 tWVER 28 Lawton Pierre Rutland Rapid City KOTA-TV 3 St. Johnsbury tWVTB 20 GUAM (Wichita KRSD-TV 7 1WVTA 41 KSWO-TV 7 Windsor 8 Falls) tKBHETV 9 Agana KUAM-TV City KY-TV 4 12 Oklahoma Reliance KPLO-TV 6 tKGTF KOKO-TVW 5 II KWTV 9 Sioux Falls KELO-TV tKETA 13 KSFY-TV 13 tKOKH-TV 25 Vermillion tKUSDTV 2 VIRGINIA Sayre (Elk RICO KFDO-TV 8 Bristol. PUERTO Tulsa KTEW Kingsport & Aguadilla - 6 Johnson City W CY B -T V 5 Mayaguez WOLE-TV 12 KTUL-TV 8 Charlottesville WVIR-TV 29 WVEO 44 WHFV 69 }KOED-TV II TENNESSEE Fredericksburg Caguas - 53 Chattanooga Goldvein TWNVT San Juan WKBMTV II WR B-TVVC 9 Hampton - Mayaguez tWIPM-TV 3 13 WDEF-TV 12 Norfolk WVEC-TV WORA-TV 5 1WTCI 45 }WHRO-TV 15 Ponce WRIK-TV 7 WSVA-TV 3 9 OREGON WRIP-TV 81 Harrisonburg WSURTV Jackson WBBJ-TV 7 Lynchburg - San Juan W KAQ-TV 2 Coos Bay KCBYTV II Roanoke WLVATV 13 WAPA-TV 4 Johnson City WTARTV 3 Corvallis t Bristol - Norfolk TWIPR-TV f KEZKVAL-TVACI-TVTV 9 47 Eugene K W1HL-TV 11 Norton TWSVN-TV 13 Kingsport WYAH-TV 27 Kingsport W KPT-TV 19 Portsmouth Klamath Falls Knoxville WATE -TV 8 Portsmouth - La Grande KTVR 12 WBIRTV 10 Norfolk -New - Medford K VROBI 5 WTVK 28 Port News WAVYTV 10 VIRGIN ISLANDS KSYS 8 TV/LIT-TV II Richmond WTVR-TV 8 Lexington WWBT 12 Charlotte KM WREC-TV 3 12 Memphis 23 Amalie WBNBTV 10 Portland KATVU WMCTV 5 TWCVETV 8 - KOIN-TV 10 1WCVW 57 Charlotte 8 tWKNO-TV Amalie tWJTX-TV 12 KGW-TV WHBQ-Tv 13 Richmond- 10 8 WSVI 8 1KOAP-TV 8 Petersburg WXEX-TV Christiansted K PTV 12 Nashville tWDCN-TV 92 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 CANADIAN AM STATIONS BY FREQUENCY

Call Location Power Call Location Power Call Location Power Call Location Power 540-555.5 660-454.3 920-326.9 1170-256.3 CBEK Windsor, Ont. 2,500d CJAM Windsor, Ont. 20 CBQU Fort Goodhope, N.W.T. 40 CFML Cornwall, Ont. 10,000 5,000n CF RY Portage La Prairie, CFNS Saskatoon, Sask. 1.000 CBI( Regina, Sask. 50.000 670-447.5 CBT Man. 10.000 CKGY Red Deer, Alta. 10,000d Grand Falls, Nfld. 10,000 CKCU Ottowa, Ont. 16 CJCH Halifax, N.S. I0,000d 680-440.9 5,000n 5,000e 550-545.1 CJCJ Woodstock, N.B. 1,000 1190-252.0 CH FA Edmonton, Alta. 5.000 C KCY Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. CFNB Fredericton, N.B. 50.000 CFTR Toronto, Ont. 10,000d 10000d CFSL Weyburn, Sask- 10,000d CHLN Trois-Rivieres, Que. 10,000d 25.000n 5.00 n 5.000e 5.000n CJCN Grand Falls, Nfld . 10.000 CKNX Windham, Ont. 10.000d CJMR Mississauga, Ont. I0,000d CHNO Sudbury, Ont. 10.000d CJOB Winnipeg, Man. 10,000d 1.000n 2,500n 2.500e CKWL Williams Lake. B.C. 1,000 1210-247.8 CKPG Prince George, B.C. 10,000 CI(GB Timmins. Ont. 10,000 CFFB Frobisher Bay, N.W.T. 250 690-439.5 930-322.4 CFBC Saint John, N.B. 10,000d 1220-245.8 560-525.4 CBF Montreal, Que. 50,000 5,000n CFOS Owen Sound, Ont. 1,000 CBU Vancouver. B.C. 50,000 CICA Edmonton, Alberta. 10,000d CFBV Smithers, B.C. 1,000d CHCM Marystown, (Nfld, I.000d 5,000n 250e 500n 700-428.3 CJON St. John's, Nfld. 25,000 CFGN Port -aux -Basques, Nfld. 250 CHTK Prine Rpuert, B.C. 1.000d Cl M N Charlottetown, F.E.I. 20 940-319.0 CFGR Gravelbourg, Sask. 250e 250n CFLK Kapuskasing, Ci KL Kirkland Lake, Ont. 5.000 710-422.3 CBM Montreal, Que. 50.000 Ont- 100 CI(CN Sept-Iles. Que. 10,000d CJGX Vorktnn, Sask. 10.000 CFPA Thunder Bay, Ont. I.000d 5,000n CHYR Leamington, Ont. 10,000d C11B Vernon, B.C. 10.000 250n C KNL Fort St. Joke, B.C. 1,000 CFRG Gravelbourg. Sash. 5.000d CHFC Churchill, Man. 250 CHSR Fredericton. N.B. 20 CHSC St. Catharines, Ont- I.00ud CKVM VilleMarie, Que. I0,000d 950-315.6 500n I,000n CFAM Altona, Man. 10,000 CHVD Dolbeau, P.Q. 10,000d 570-526.0 CJRN Niagara Falls. Ont. 5,000d CKBB Barrie, Ont. 250e 10,000d CJNL Merrit, CFCB Corner Brook Nfld. 1,000 2.á06n 2.500n B.C. 1,000d CI

kHz Location Call kHz Location Call kHz Location Call kHz Location Call

Crees Lake, Man. CFNC 149(' Hamilton. Ont CH AM 1280 Montmagny. One CKBM 1490 CHML 900 Que. CBF 690 CF V R 1240 Dartmouth. N S. CFDR 790 Montreal. Ablintslnrd. B.C. CKOC 1150 CBM Ajax. Ont. CHOO 1390 Dauphin. Man. CKDM 730 Happy Valley, Nid CFGB 1340 CFCF 694000 Alert, N.W.T. CHAR 1340 Dawson Creek, B.C. CJDC 1350 Dieby. N.S. CK DY 1420 H auterive. Que. CHLC 580 CFMB 1410 Alma- Que. CFGT 1270 CF1.H 1340 CJAD 800 950 D nllieau. P.Q. CHVD 1230 Hearst. Ont. Alloua. Man. CFAM B.C. CFHG 1490 CAMS 1280 Amherst N.S. CI(DH 900 Drumheller. Alta. CJDV 910 Holberg Drummondville. Que. CHRD 1480 Hope, B.C. CKGO 1490 CKAC 730 Amos. Que. CHAD 1340 CKCH 970 CKGM 980 CJFX 580 CKRV 1400 Hull. Que. Antigonsh, N.S. Huntsville. Ont. CKAR 630 CKLM 15)0 Armstrong. Ont. CFAO 1450 Dryden. Ont. CKDR 900 Duncan. B.C. CKAY 1500 Inuvik, N.W.T. CHAK 860 Moose law. Sask. CHAS 800 Asbestos, Que. CJAN 1340 Alta. CKYR 1450 Moosonee. Ont. CHMO 1450 Bagotville, P.Q. CKBG 1340 Edmonton. Alt:,. CBX 740 Jasper. CFRN I^60 Jasper National Nanaimo. B.C. CHUB 1570 Baie Verte. Nfld. CKIM 1240 1490 Nelson. B.C. CI< KC 1390 950 CHEI) 630 Park. Alta. CBPA Barrie, Ont. CIManitoba CHFC 230 Grand Frills. Nfld. COT 540 Marvstown, NOd. CHCM 560 680 Matane Que. CBGA 250 Prince George, B.C. CIC1 620 Clarenceville. Nfld. C K VO 710 CJCN CKCM 620 Medicine Hat, Alta. CHAT 270 CKPG Clearwater. B.C. CHNL- I 1400 C1CN 600 MelLrct Sask. CJVR 420 Prince Rupert, 8.C. CFPR 860 Cnbnurg. Ontario CHUG 1450 CHTK 560 Grand Foks. B C. CKGF 1340 Merritt. B.C. CJNL 230 Cold Lake, Alta. CHCL 1450 Middleton, N.S. CKAD 350 Princeon. B.C. CINL 1400 Collingwood. Ont. CKCB 1400 Grande Prairie. Alta. CFGP 1050 980 Sack. CFRG 710 Midland. Ontario CKMP 230 Quebec. Que. CBV Corner Brook, Nid. CBV 990 Gravethmmg, CHRC 800 CFCB 570 CFOR 1730 Mississauga, Ont. CIMR 190 070 G.1RP i noir 1170 Guelph. Ont. ClOY 1460 Moncton, N.B. CBA Cornwall, Ont. CFML CBAF '.00 CKCV 12o^ CISS 1220 CFRU Ouecnel. B.C. CKC(1 570 Courtenay. B.C. CFCP 1440 Halifax. N.S. CON 860 CKCW 7211 CHNS Mont-Apica. P.Q. CKMA 340 Rankin Inlet. N.W.T. CKQR 11o^ Cranbrook. B.C. CI

CANADIAN AM STATIONS BY CALL LETTERS

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CBA Moncton, N.B. 1070 CFLK Kapuskasing, Ont. 1230 CHQR Calgary, Alta. 810 CBAF Moncton, N.B. 1300 Que. 230 CFLM La Tuque, Que. 1240 CHQT Edmonton, Alta. 110 CISL Estevan, Sask, 280 CBD Saint John, N.B. 1110 CFLN Goose Bay, C H RC Québec. 4, Que. 800 CBE Windsor. Ont. 1550 CJSN Shaunavon, Sask. 490 Labrador, Nfld. 1230 CHRD Drummondville, Que. 480 CJSO Sorel, Que. 320 CBEF Windsor, Ont. 540 CFLS Levis, Que. 12411 CHRL Roberval. Que. 910 CBF Montreal, Que. 690 CJSS Cornwall, Ont. 220 CFLV Valleyfield, Que. 1370 CHRS JaegUes-Cartier, Que. 090 CITR Trois-Rivieres, Que. 140 CBG Gander. Nfld. 1450 CFLW Labrador, Nfld. 1340 CHRT Riviere du Loup, Que. 450 CBGA Matane Que. 1250 CJTT Kirkland Lake. Ont. 230 CFMB Montreal. Que. 1410 CHSC Ct. Catharines, Ont. 220 CJVB Vancouver, B.C. 470 CBGN Ste Anne -des -Monts. CFML Cornwall, Ont. 1170 sCHSI Saint John, N.B. 150 Que. 1340 CJVI Victoria, B.C. 900 CFMR Fort Simpson, N.W.T. 1490 CHSM Altona, Man. 250 CJVL Ste -Marie de CBH Halifax, N.S. 860 CFNB Fredericton, N.B. 550 CHSR Fredericton, N.B. 710 CBI Sidney, N.S. 1140 Beauce, P.Q. 1360 CFNC Cross Lake. Man. 1490 CHTK Prince Rupert, B.C. 560 CJVR Melfort, Sask. 1420 CBJ Chicoutimi, P.C. 1580 CFNL Fort Nelson. B.C. CHTM Thompson, Man. 610 CBK Regina, Sask. 540 CJWA Wawa, Ont. 1240 Studios at Station CI(NL, CHTN Charlottetown. P.E.I. Iln^ CJYR Edson, CBL Toronto Ont. 740 Fort John, Alta. 970 St. B.C. 590 CHUB Nanalmo. B.C. 1570 CKAC Montreal. Que. 730 CBLP Espanola, Ont. 1240 CFNS Saskatoon, Sask. 1170 CHUC Cobourg. Ont. 1450 CBM Montreal, Que. CKAD Middleton, N.S. 1390 940 CFNW Cornerbrook, Nfld. CHUM Toronto 7. Ont. 1050 CBN St. John's, Nfld. 640 790 CKAP Kapuskasing, Ont. 580 CFOB Fort Frances, CHVD Dolheau, Que. 1230 CBNA St. Anthony, Nfld. 800 Onl. 800 CHWK Chilliwaek, B.C. 1270 CKAR Huntsville, Ont. 830 CBNM Marystown, Nfld. 740 CFOM Ville Vanier, Que. 1340 CHWO Oakville, Ont. 1250 CHAR -I Parry Sound, Ont. 1340 C80 Ottawa. Ont. 910 CFOR Orillia, Ont. 1570 CHYM Kitchener. Ont. 1490 CKAY Duncan, B.C. 1500 CBOF Ottawa, Ont. 1250 CFOS Owen Sound, Ont. 560 CHYR Leamington. Ont. 710 CKBB Barrie, Ont. 950 CBPA Jasper National Park, CFOX Pointe Claire, Que, 1470 CHYR-7 Leamington, Ont. 730 CKBC Bathurst, N.B. 1360 Alta. 1440 CFPA Thunder Bay, Ont. 1230 CIMN Charlottetown. P.E.I. 700 CKBI Prince Albert, Sask. 900 CBPB Jasper National Park, CFPL London. Ont. 980 CIN L Princeton, B.C. 1400 CKBM Montmagny, Que. 1490 Alta. 1230 CFPR Prince Rupert. B.C. 860 CITR Vancouver, B.C. 650 CKBR Brooks, Alta. 1340 CBPC Glacier National Park, CFQC Saskatoon, Sask. 600 CIVH Vanderhoof, B.C. 1340 CKBG Bagotville, P.Q. 1340 B.C. 1490 CFRA Ottawa. Ont. 580 CIAD Montreal, Que. 800 CKBS St. Hyacinthe, Que. 1240 COPE, Glacier National Park. CFRB Toronto 7, Ont. 1010 CIAF Cubano. Que. 1240 CKBW Bridgewater, N.S. 1000 B.C. 1230 CFRC Kingston. Ont, 1490 CLAM Windsor, Ont. 660 CKBX 100 Mile House. COPE Cape Breton Highlands CFRG Gravelbourg, Sash. 710 CLAN Asbestos, Que. 1340 B.C. 1240 National Park. N.S. 1490 CFRN Edmonton, Alta. 1260 'JAR The Pas, Man. 1240 CKCB Barrie, Ont. 1400 CBPF Cape Breton Highlands CFRU Guelph, Ont. 820 C14T Trail. B.C. 610 CKCH Hull, Que. 970 National Park, N.S. 1450 CFRW Winnipeg, Man. 1470 CIAV Port Alberni, B.C. 1240 CKCK Regina. Sask. 620 CBQ Thunder Bay, Ont. 800 CFRY Portage la Prairie. Man. 920 CJBC Toronto, Ont. 860 CKCL Truro, N.S. 800 CBQE Fort Good Hope. CFSL Weyburn, Sask. 1190 CJBK London, Ont. 1290 CKCM Grand Falls, NOd. 620 N.W.T. 920 CFSX Stephenville, Nfld, 910 CIBM Cnusapscal, Que., with CKCN Sept -Ilea, Que. 560 CBQR Rankin Inlet, N.W.T. 1160 1110 Studio at Rimouski. Que. 1450 CKCQ Quesnel, B.C. 570 CBR Calgary, Alta. 1010 CFTK Terrace, - B.C. 590 CJBQ Belleville, Ont. 800 CKCR Salmon Arm, B.C. 1340 CBT Grand Falls, Nfld. 540 CFTR Toronto, Ont. 680 CJBR Rimouski, Que. 900 CKCU Ottawa, Oat. 670 CBU Vancouver. B.C. 690 CFUN Vancouver, B.C. 1410 CJCA Edmonton. Alta. 930 CKCQ Quesnel, B.C. 570 CBV Québec, Que- 980 CFVR Abbotsford, B.C. 1240 CICO Sydney, N.S. 1270 CKCV Quebec, P.Q. 1280 COW Winnipeg, Mar.. 990 CFWB Campbell River. CJCH Halifax. N.S. 920 CKCW Moncton. N.B. 1220 CBX Edmonton, Alta. 740 B.C. 1490 CJCI Prince George, B.C. 820 CKCY Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. 920 CBY Corner Brook, NOd. 990 CFWH Whitehorse, Y.T. 57 CIC1 Woodstock, N.B. 920 CKDA Victoria, B.C. 1220 CBZ Fredericton, N.B. 970 CFYK Yellowknife, N.W.T. 13400 CJCN Grand Falls, Nfld. 680 CKDH Amherst, N.S. 900 CFAB Windsor, N.S. 1450 CHAB Moose Jaw, Sask. 800 CICR Gander, Nfld. 1350 CKDM Dauphin. Man. 730 CFAC Calgary, Alta. 960 CHAD Amos, Que. 1340 CJCS Stratford. Ont. 1240 CKDR Dryden, Ont. 900 CFAM Altona, Man. 950 CHAK Inuvik, N.W.T. 860 CJDC Dawson Creek. B C. 1350 CKDY Digby, N.S. 1420 CFAN Newcastle. N.B. 19U CHAL St. Pamphile. Que. 1350 CJDV Drumheller Alta. 910 CKEC New Glasgow, N.S. 1320 CFAO Armstrong, Ont. 1450 CHAM Hamilton, Ont. 1280 CIEM Edmondston, N.B. 570 CKEK Cranbrook, B.C. 570 CFAR Flin Flon. Man. 590 CHAP Long Lae, Ont. 1400 CIEN St -Jerome, P.Q. 900 CKEN Kentville, N.S. 1490 CFAX Victoria, B.G. 1070 CHAR Alert, N.W.T. 1340 CIET Smiths Falls. Ont. 630 CKEY Toronto, Ont. 590 CFBC Saint lohn, N.B. 930 CHAT Medicine Hat, Alta. 1270 CJFP Rivière -du -Loup. Que. 1400 CKFH Toronto, Ont. 1430 CFBR Sudbury. Ont. 900 CHCL Cold Lake, Alta. 1450 CJFX Antigonish, N.S. 580 CKFL Lac Megantic, P.Q. 1400 CFBV Smithers, B.C. 123., CHCM Marystown, Nod., CJGX Vorkton, Sask. 940 CKGA Grand Falls. Nfld. 790 CFCB Corner Brook. Nfld. 570 with another studio at CJIB Vernon. B.C. 940 CKGB Timmins, Ont. 880 CFCF Montreal 15, Que, 600 St. John's Nfld. 560 ClIC Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.. 1050 CKGF Grank Forks, B.C. 1340 CFCH North Bay. Ont. 800 CHEC Lethbridge, Alta. 1090 CJJC Langley, B.C. 800 CJ(GM Westmount, Que. 980 CFCL Timmins, Ont. 620 CHED Edmonton, Alta. 630 C11CL Kirkland Lake, Ont. 560 CKGO Hope, B.C. 1490 CFCN Calgary, Alta. 1060 CHEF Granby, Que. 1450 CILA Lachute, P.Q. 630 CKGR Golden, B.C. 1400 CFCO Chatham. Ont.. with CHER Sydney, N.S. 950 CILM Joliette, Que. 950 CKGY Red Deer, Alta. 1170 another Studio at CHEX Petersborough, Ont. 980 CJLS Yarmouth, N.S. 340 CKIM Baie Verte, Nfld. 1240 Wallaceburg, Ont. 630 CHFA Edmonton, Alta, 680 CJMD Chibougmau, Que. 240 CKIQ Kelowna, B.C. 1150 CFCP Courtenay, B.C. 1440 CHFC Churchill. Man. 1230 CIME Regina, Sask. 300 CKID Sarnia, Ont. 1250 CFCT Toktoyaktok, N.W.T. 800 CHOB La Pecatiere, Que. 1310 CIMR Mississauga. Ont. 190 CKKC Nelson, B.C. 1390 CFCW Camrose, Alta. 790 CHIB Chibougamau, P.Q. 1600 CJMS Montreal, Que. 280 CKKR Rosetown, Sask, 1330 CFCY Charlottetown. P.E.I. 630 CHIC Brampton, Ont. 790 CJMT Chicoutimi. Que. 420 CKKW Kitchener, Ont. 1320 CFDA Victoriaville, Que. 380 CHIN Toronto, Ont. 1540 CMNB North Battleford, Sask. 054 CKLB Oshawa, Ont. 1350 CFDR Dartmouth. N.S. 790 CHIR Leamington. Ont. 730 CINL Merritt, B.C. 320 CKLC Kingston, Ont. 1380 CFED Chapais, Que. 340 CHLC Saguenay Co., Que. 580 CJNR Blind River. Ont. 730 CKLD Thetford Mines, Que. 1230 CFEK Fernie B.C. 240 CHLN Trois-Rivieres. Que. 550 C10B Winnipeg 10. Man. 680 CKLG Vancouver, B.C. 730 CFFB Frobisher Bay. CHLO St. Thomas. Ont. 1570 CLOG Lethbridge, Alta. 1220 CKLM Montreal, Que. 1570 N.W.T. 210 CHLT Sherbrooke, Que. 630 CJOI Wetaskiwin, Alta. 1440 CKLR L'Annonciation, P.Q. 1490 CFGB Happy Valley. Nfld, 340 CHML Hamilton, Ont. 900 CJOK Fort McMurray, CKLS La Sarre, Que. 1240 CFGM Richmond Hilt. Ont. 910 CHMO Moosonee, Ont. 1450 Alta. 1230 CKLW Windsor, Ont. 800 CFGN Port-AUx-Basques, CHNC New Carlisle, Que. 610 CJON St. John's, Nfld. 930 CKLY Lindsay. Ont. 910 Nfld. 230 CHNL Kamloops, B.C. 810 CJOR Vancouver, B.C. 600 CKMA Mont-Apica, P.Q. 1340 CFGO Ottawa, Ont. 440 CHNL-I Clearwater, B.C. 400 CJOX Grand Bank, Nfld. 710 CKMK MacKenzie, B.C. 1240 CFGP Grande Prairie, Alta. 050 CHNO Sudbury, Ont. 550 CJOY Gulph, Ont. 1460 CKML Mont Laurier, Que. 610 CFGR Gravelhourg. Sask. 230 CHNR Simcoe. Ont. 600 CIPR Blairmore, Alta. 1490 CKMP Midland, Ont. 1230 CFGT Alma. Que. 270 CHNS Halifax. N.S. 960 r1RB Boissevain. Man. 1220 CKNB Campbellton, N.B. 950 CFHG Holberg, B.C. 490 CHOK Sarnia, Ont. 370 CJRC Ottawa, Ont. 1150 CKNL Fort St. John, B.C. 560 CFJC Kamloops, B.C. 910 CHOO Ajax. Ont. 90 CJRL Kenora, Ont. 1220 CKNR Elliott Lake, Ont. 1340 CFJR Brockville, Ont. 450 CHOV Pembroke, Ont, 350 CIRN Niagara Falls. Ont. 710 CKNW New Westminister, B.C. 980 CFKC Creston, B.C., with an- CHOW Welland. Ont. 470 CJRP Quebec, Que. 1080 CKNX Wingham, Ont. 920 other Studio at Nelson. B.C. 34n CHPQ Parksville, B.C. 370 CJRS Sherbrooke, Que. 1510 CKOB Renfrew, Ont. 1400 CFLD Burns Lake. B.C. 400 CHQB Powell River, B.C. 280 CJRW Summerside, P.E.I. 1240 CKOC Hamilton, Ont. 1159 CFLH Hearst, Ont. 1341. CHQM Vancouver. B.C. 320 CJSA Ste. Agathe des Monts, CKOK Penticton. B.C. 800 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/FaIl-Winter 1975 95 CANADIAN AM STATIONS BY CALL LETTERS kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location kHz Call Location CKVT VilleMarie, Que. 1340 CKWL Williams Lake, B.C. 920 Man. 630 CKSP Penticton, B.C. 1450 CKWS Kingston. Ont. 960 CKOM Saskatoon. Sask. 1250 CKRC Winnipeg. 580 1240 Red Deer, Alta. 850 CKSW Swift Current, Sask. 1400 CKWW Windsor. Ont. CK00 Osoyoos, B.C. CKRD B.C. 1130 1510 Regina. Sask. 980 CKTA Taber. Alta. 1570 CKWX Vancouver, CKOT Tillsonburg, Ont. CKRM Man. 1150 Kelowna. B.C. 630 CKRN Rouyn. Que. 1400 CKTB St. Catharines, Ont. 610 CKX Brandon. CKOV 1230 CKXL Calgary, Alta. 1140 CKOX Woodstock, Ont. 1340 CKRS Jonquiere. Que. 590 CKTK Kitimat. B.C. P.Q. 1400 CKTL Plessisville, P.Q. 1420 CKXR Salmon Arm, B.C. 580 CKOY Ottawa, Ont. 1310 CKRV Drummondville, Winnipeg, Man. 580 CKPC Brantford, Ont. 1380 CKRW Whitehorse, Y.T. 610 CKTS Sherbrooke, Que. 900 CKV Alta. 1080 CKUA Edmonton, Alta. 580 CKYL Peace River, Alta. 610 C KPG Prince George, B C. 550 CKSA Lloydminster, Alta. 1450 CKPR Thunder Bay, Ont. 580 CKSB Saint -Boniface, Man. 1050 CKVD Val -d'Or, Que. 900 CKYR Jasper. Ont. 1410 CKVL Verdun. Que. 850 VOAR St. John's, Nfld. 1230 C K PT Peterborough. Ont. 1420 CKSL Londrn, John's. Nfld. 590 1230 Shawinigan, Que. 1220 CKVM Ville -Marie, Que. 710 VOCM St. CKQR Castlegar. B.C. CKSM VOWR St. John's, Nfld. 800 CKRB Bannon, Que. 1460 CKSO Sudbury, Ont. 790 CKVO Clarenceville, Nfld. 710

CANADIAN FM STATIONS BY LOCATION Call MHz Location Call MHz Location Call MHz Location Call MHz Location St. Andrews, Hamilton. Ont. CKDS-FM 95.3 CKMF-FM 94.3 Nfld. CFVC-FM 97.7 Baker Lake, N.W.T. CFNN-FM 97.9 CKQN-FM 99.3 Hull. Que CKCH-FM 94.9 New Westminster, B.C. Iles de la Madeleine, CFMI-FM 101.1 St. Catharines, Ont. Belleville, Ont. C1BQ-FM 97.1 CHSC-FM 105.7 Big Trout Lake, Que. CB1M-FM 93.5 North Bay. Ont. CKAT-FM 93.7 Oshawa, Ont. CKQS-FM 94.9 CKl'B-FM 97.7 Ont. CFTL-FM 100.3 Inverm ere. 92.7 B.C. 107.1 Ottawa, Ont. CBO-FM 103.3 Sudbury, Ont. CKSO-FM Bonnington, B.C. CFWL-FM-I Sydney, N.S. CJCBFM 94.9 CBUD-FM 92.3 Kamloops, B.C. CFFM-FM 98.3 CBOF-FM 102.5 Kelowna. B.C. CJOV-FM 104.7 CFMO-FM 93.9 Thompson, Man. CBTF-FM 99.9 Brampton, Ont. CHIC -FM 102.1 Thunder Bay, Brandon. Man. CKX-FM 96.1 Kentville, N.S. CKWM-FM 97.7 CKBY-FM 105.3 Kingston, Ont. CFRC-FM 91.9 Peace River, Ont. CKPRFM 94.3 Brantford, Ont. CKPC-FM 92.1 Tillsonburg, Ont. CKOT-FM 100.5 Calgary, Alta. CHFM-FM 95.9 CKLC-FM 98.3 Alta. CBXG-FM 93.9 CKWS-FM 96.3 Penticton, B.C. CKOK-FM 97.1 Timmins, Ont. CKGB-FM 94.5 Charlottetown, P.E.1. Toronto, Ont. CBL-FM 94.1 103.1 Kitchener, Ont. CFCA-FM 105.3 Peterborough, Ont. CBC-FM CHFI-FM 98.1 Chicoutimi, Que. CBJ-FM 100.9 CHYM-FM 96.7 CHEX-FM 101.5 103.5 Quebec, P.Q. CBV-FM 95.3 CHIN -FM 100.7 CBJE-FM 107.9 CKWR-FM CHUM -FM 104.5 B.C. 101.1 CH RC -FM 98.1 Chilliwack, B.C. CBU F -FM 102.1 Kitimat, CBUK-FM CJRT-FM 91.1 Churchill Falls, La Pocatiére, Que. CKRL-FM 89.1 102.9 Red Deer, Alberta CKFM-FM 99.9 Lab. Nfld. CFLG-FM 97.9 CHGB-FM CJAT-FM 106.7 Laval, Que. CFGL-FM 105.7 CKRD-FM 98.9 Trail, B.C. Clearwater, B.C. Truro, N.S. CKCL-FM 100.9 CFFM-FM-2 92.7 Lethbridge. Alberta Regina. Sask. CFMQ-FM 92.1 CHEC-FM 100.9 Richibucto, N.B. Vancouver, B.C. CBU-FM 105.7 Clinton, B.C. CFFM-FM4 106.5 CBUF-FM 97.7 Cornwall. Ontario CJSS-FM 104.5 London, Ont. CFPLFM 95.9 CBHM-FM 98.5 98,9 Rimouski. Que. -FM 101,5 CHQM-FM 103.5 Dawson Creek, B.C. Maniwaki, Que. CBFL-FM MR CKLG-FM 99.3 CBKQ-FM 93.7 Merritt, B.C. CFFM-FM-3 103.9 Saint John. N.B. CFBC-FM 98.9 103.9 Verdun, Que- CKVL-FM 96.9 Deer Lake, Nfld. CFDL-FM 97.9 Mount Timothy. B.C. Saskatoon, Sask. CFMC-FM 98.5 CFFM-FM-5 99.7 CJUS-FM 89.7 Victoria, B.C. CF MS -FM Drummondville, Que. Windsor. Ont. C10MFM 88.7 CFDM-FM 104.3 Montreal. Que. CBF-FM 100.7 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. -FM 95.1 CJIC-FM 100.5 CKLW-FM 93.9 Edmonton, Alta. CFRN-FM 100.3 CBM Winnipeg, Man. CBW-FM 98.3 CJCA-FM 99.5 CFQR-FM 92.5 CKCY-FM 104.3 B.C. 101.9 CFRW-FM 94.3 CKUA-FM 98.1 CHOM-FM 97.7 Savona, CFFM-FM-I 97.5 99.3 Sherbrooke, Que. CHLT-FM 102.7 CJOB-FM Guelph, Ont- CJOY-FM 106.1 CINQ -FM CKYFM 92.1 Halifax, N.S. CHFX-FM 96.1 CHFM-FM 95.9 Smiths Falls. Ont. CJET-FM 101.1

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Rebroadcasting the programs CFRN-FM Edmonton, Alta. 100.3 CBC-FM Charlottetown, Winnipeg 2. Man. 94.3 CJOV-FM Kelowna. B.C. 104.7 P.E.1. 103.1 of Station CFFM-FM, CFRW-FM CFTL-FM Big Trout Lake. Guelph, Ont. 106.1 CBF-FM Montreal, Que. 100.7 Kamloops, B.C. 101.9 CLOY -FM Ont. 100.3 Ont- 91.1 CBFL-FM Maniwaki Que. 98.9 CFFM-FM-2 Clearwater, B.C., CJRT-FM Toronto, Richibucto, N.B. 98.5 CFWL-FM-I Invermere, B.C., Cornwall. Ont. 104.5 CBHM-FM Rebroadcasting the programs Programs originating from CJSS-FM CBI M -FM Iles de la studios at CJUS-FM Saskatoon, Sask. 89.7 Madeleine, Que. 93.5 of Station CFFM-FM, CHFM-FM 93.7 Kamloops, B.C. 92.7 Calgary, Alta. 107.1 CKAT-FM North Bay. Ont. CBJ-FM Chicoutimi, P.Q. 160.9 CKBY-FM Ottowa, Ont. 105.3 107.9 CFFM-FM-3 Merritt, B.C., CHEC-FM Lethbridge, Alta. 100.9 CBJE-FM Chicoutimi, Que. Rebroadcasting the programe CHEX-FM Peterborough, Ont. CKCH-FM Hull, Quebec 94.9, CBKQ-FM Dawson Creek. 101.5 CKCL-FM Truro, N.S. 100.9 B.C. 93.7 of Station CFFM-FM, Kamloops, B.C. 103.9 CHFI-FM Toronto, Ont. 98.1 CKCY-FM Sault Ste. Marla. CBLFM Toronto, Ont. 94.1 95.9 Ont. 104.3 95.1 CFFM-FM-4 Clinton, B.C.. CHFM-FM Calgary. Alta. CBM -FM Montreal. Que. Rebroadcasting the programs Halifax, N.S. 96.1 CKDS-FM Hamilton, Ont. 95.3 Ottawa, Ont. 103.3 CHFX-FM 99.9 CBO-FM of Station CFFM-FM, CHGB-FM La Pocatiére, Que. CKFM-FM Toronto, Ont. CBOF-FM Ottawa, Ont. 102.5 Kamloops, B.C. 106.5 102.9 CKGB-FM Timmins. Ont 94.5 CBTF-FM Thompson. Man. 99.9 Timothy. 102.1 CKLC-FM Kingston, Ont. 98.3 105.7 CFFM-FM.5 Mount CHIC -FM Brampton, Ont. CBU-FM Vancouver, B.C. Rebroadcasting the pro- Toronto, Ont. 100.7 CKLG-FM Vancouver, B.C. 99.3 B.C. 92 3 B.C., CHINFM CBUDFM Bonnington, grams of Station CFFM- Que. 102.7 CKLW-FM Windsor, Ont. 93.9 Vancouver, B.C. 97.7 CHLT-FM Sherbrooke, CBUF-FM FM-4. Clinton, B.C. 99.7 CHOM- FM Westmount. Que. 97.7 CKMF-FM Montreal. Que. 94.3 CBUF-FM-1 Chilliwack. Laval. Que. 105.7 103.5 C KO K -F M Penticton, B.C. 97 I 102.1 CFGL-FM CHQM-FM Vancouver. B.C. B.C. LC Churchill Falls, Ste -Foy, CKOTFM Tillsonburg, Ont. 101.3 B.C. 101.1 CF -FM CHRC-FM 92.1 CBUK-FM Kitimat. Lab., Nfld., Quebec, Que. 98.1 CKPC-FM Brantford, Ont. CBV-FM Quebec. P.Q. 95.3 the programs Ont. CKPR-FM Port Arthur. Ont. 94.3 Man. 98.3 Rebroadcasting CHSC-FM St. Catharines, CBW-FM Winnipeg. of Station CGLW, Wabueh, 105.7 CKQN-FM Baker Lake, CBXG-FM Peace River, Alta. 93.9 97.9 N.W.T. 99.3 98.9 Lab., Nfld. CHUMFM Toronto, Ont. 104.5 CFBC-FM Saint John, N.B. CFMC-FM Saskatoon, Sask. 103.9 Kitchener. Ont. 98.7 CKQS-FM Oshawa. Ont. 94.9 Kitchener, Ont. 105.3 CHYM-FM 98.9 CFCA-FM CF MI -FM New Westminster, CINQ -FM Montreal. P.Q. 99.3 CKRD-FM Reed Deer. Alta. CFCV-FM St. Andrews. Nfld., B.C. 101.1 CJAT-FM Trail. B.C. 106.7 CKRL-FM Quebec, Que. 89.1 Rebroadcasting the programs CFMO-FM Ottawa, Ont. 93.9 CJBO-FM Belleville, Ont. 97.1 CKSO-FM Sudbury, Ont. 92.7 of CFGN, Port- Station CFMQ-FM Regina, Sask. 92.1 C.11313 -FM Rimouski, Que. 101.5 CKTB-FM St. Catharines. Aun-Busguen, Nfld. 97.7 Victoria. B.C. 98.5 Edmonton, Alta. 99.5 Ont. 97.7 Nfld. CFMS-FM CJCA-FM Alta. 98.1 CFDL-FM Deer Lake, CFNN-FM St. Anthony, Nfld.. CJCB-FM Sydney, N.S. 94.9 CKUA-FM Edmonton. Programs originating from Rebroadcasting the programs CJET-FM Smiths Falls, Ont. 101.1 CKVL-FM Verdun, Que. 96.9 CFCB studios at Corner 95.9 CKWM-FM Kentville. N.S. 97.7 97.9 of Station CFCB. Corner CJFM-FM Montreal. Que. Brook. Nfld. Brooks, Nfld. 97.9 C11CFM Sault Ste. Marla. CKWR-FM Kitchener, Ont. 103.5 CFDM-FM Drummondville, Ont. 95.9 100.5 CKWSFM Kingston. Ont. 96.3 104.9 CFPL-FM London, Ont. Que. CFQR-FM Montreal 15, Que. 92.5 CJCB-FM Winnipeg. Man. 97.5 CKX-FM Brandon. Man. 96.1 CFFM-FM Kamloops, B.C. 98.3 CFRC-FM Kingston. Ont. 91.9 Windsor, Ont. 88.7 CKY-FM Winnipeg, Man. 92.1 CFFM-FM-I Savona. B.C. CJOM-FM

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3 2 Beardmore, Ont. CBLAT-5 9 CJFC-TV-2 Adams Hill, B.C. CFJC-TV-8 11 CKRT-TV-1 CHAT -TV -3 10 8 Bella Bella, B.C. CKDI-TV-1 9 Bow Island, Alta. Alexis Creek. B.C. CH IL -TV -1 8 Bale Verte, Nfld. CBNAT-I CBUT-4 13 4 Bella Cotta, B.C. CHVT-TV-2 11 Bowen Island, B.C. Alma, Que. CKRS-TV-4 4 Bancroft, Ont. CHEX-TV-1 -TV -2 3 2 Big River. Sask. CKBI-TV-5 9 CHAN Alta Lake, B.C. CHWM-TV-I 7 CKGN-TV-2 B.C. -TV -5 3 13 Blue River, B.C. CF3C-TV-13 3 Braekendale. CHAN Alticane, Sask. CKBI-TV-I 10 Banff, Alta. CFAC-TV-2 3 8 Bon Accord. N.B. CHSI-TV-1 6 Bralorne, B.C. CFJC-TV-15 Antigonish. N.S. CJCB-TV-2 9 CFCN-TV-2 CKX-TV 5 10 Bonavista, Nfld. CJON-TV-I 10 Brandon, Man. Argentia, Nfld. CJOX-TV 3 CKRD-TV-2 4 3 Bonne Bay, Nfld. CBYT-3 2 CJAY-TV Ashcroft, B.C. CHAC-TV-2 2 Barrie, Ont. CKVR-TV 9 B.C. CFAC-TV-3 8 Bonnington, B.C. CBUDT 13 Brooks, Alta. CFCN-TV-3 CJAC-TV-2 5 Bassano CJOC-TV-2 3 CFCN-TV-7 10 Bonnyville, Alta. CKSA-TV-2 9 Ashmont, Alta CFRN-TV-4 12 Ruchons. Nfld. CBNAT-2 13 CBXT-I 8 Battle River. Alta. CBXAT-6 9 Boss Mountain, B.C. Athabasca, Alta. CFJC-TV-l6 7 Bullhead Mountain. B.C. I 7 Bay St. Lawrence, N.S. Atikokan, Ont. CBWCT- 5 CJDC-TV-2 8 Baie St. Paul, Que. CJCB-TV-5 7 Boston Bar. B.C. CJFC-TV-I WORLD/Fall-Winter 1975 96 COMMUNICATIONS CANADIAN TV STATIONS BY LOCATION Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan.

Burmis, Alta. CFCN-TV-4 5 CFJC-TV-1 10 CFFI-TV-2 II CHPC-TV-2 11 CJOC-TV3 3 CKPG-TV-S S Malartle, Que. CFCL-TV-5 5 P ine Point, N.W.T. CBEBT 4 Burns Lake, B.C. CFTK-TV-3 4 Fort St. John. Manicouagan 3, Que. Pine Valley, B.C. CFJC-TV-I8 2 Cabano, Que. CKRT-TV4 5 B.C. CFPV.TV-1 2 CKHQ-TV-6 13 P ivot, Alta. CHAT -TV -1 4 Cache Creek, B.C. Fort Vermillon, Manicouagan 5, Que. Placentia, Nfld, CBNT-2 12 CHAC-TV-I 12 Alta. CBXAR-3 l' CKHQ-TVI 10 Pleasant Bay, N.S. CBIT-S 8 CJAC-TV-I 10 Fountain, B.C. CFDF -TV- I 5 Manitouwadge, Ont. CBLAT-1 8 Port Alberni, B.C. CBUT-3 4 Caledonia, N.S. CJCHTV-6 6 Foxwarren, Man. CKX-TV-I II Manning, Alta. CBXAT3 12 Port Alfred. Que. CKRS-TV-I 9 Calgary, Alta. CFAC-TV 2 Frobisher Bay, N.W.T. Maple Creek, Sask. Port Alice, B.C. CKPA-TV-I 2 CFCN-TV 4 CFFB-TV 8 CHAT -TV -2 10 Port Aux Basques, Nfld. Campbell River, B.C. CBUT-8 3 Fruitvale/ Marathon. Ont. CBLAT-4 I 1 CBYT-4 6 CBUT-9 82 Montrose, B.C. CBLIAT-3', 9 Margaree, N.S. CBIT-5 8 CJWN-TV-4 7 Campbellton. N.B. CKCD-TV 7 Gaspe, Que. CHAU -TV -6 10 Marquis, Sask. CKMJ-TV 7 Port Daniel, Que. CHAU -TV -3 10 Camp Woss, B.C. CFNV-TVI 3 Gaspe West. Que. CFGW-TV-I 8 Marystown, Nfld. CBNT-3 5 Port Hardy, B.C. CFKB-TV-3 3 Canal Flats, B.C. CBUBT-I 12 (Bechervaise Mountain) Matagami. Que. CKRN-TV-4 7 Port Renfrew, B.C. Canning, N.S. CJCH-TV-I 10 Geraldton, Ont. COLAT 13 Matane, Que. CBGAT 9 CJTV-TV-I II Canoe. B.C. CHBC-TV-B 6 Gillam, Man. CBWLT 8 CBGAT-6 6 Port Reston, Nfld. CBNT-1 13 Canoe Mountain. Near Golden, B.C. CBUBT-2 13 Mayo. Y.T. CBKHT2 7 Pottash Creek, B.C. Valemont, B.C. CFTC -TV -14 8 Goose Bay, Nfld. CFLA-TV 8 McBride, B.C. CBUHT-3 2 CFZQ-TV-3 12 Cape Broyle, Nfld. CHCB-TV-1 3 Grand Bank, Nfld CJOX-TV 2 McCusker Lake, Man. CBWUT 10 Prince Albert, Sask. CKBI-TV 5 CJON-TV-2 13 Grand Falls, Nfld. CBNAT 11 Meadow Lake. Sask. Prince George, B.C. CKPG-TV 2 Carleton, Que. CHAU -TV 5 CJCN-TV 4 CKSA-TV-I 12 CIFG-TV 12 Carlyle Lake, Sask. CFSS-TV 7 Grand Forks, B.C. CBUAT-I 5 Medicine Hat, Alta. Prince Rupert, B C 6 Cassier, B.C. CBUET 7 Grand Rapids. Man. CEWHT 8 CHAT -TV 8 CFTK-TV-I 5 Castlegar, B.C. CBUAT2 3 Grande Prairie, Alta. CBXAT 10 Melfort, Sask. CKBQ-TV 2 Princeton, B.C. CHGP-TV-I Cathedral Point, B.C. CFRN-TV-I 13 Melata, Man. CKX-TV-2 9 Pritchard, B.C. CFJCTV-19 2 9 13 Grande Vallée, Que. Merritt, B.C. CFJC-TV-3 10 CHKM-TV-I CFSB-TV-3 Mountain. B.C. Causapscal, Que. CBGAT5 6 CBGAT-3 11 Mica Creek (Site I). B.C. Promontory 10 Cawston, B.C. CHKC-TV-3 3 Granisle. B.C. CHTL-TV-2 6 CFZQ-TV-I 9 CFJCTV-12 Purden Lake, B.C. 10 Celista, B.C. CHBC-TV-6 3 Greenwater Lake, Sask. CH MC -TV -1 7 CBUHT-I Quebec, Que. CBVT Il Chandler, Que. CHAU -TV -4 7 CKBI-TV-3'; 4 Mica Creek (Site 2), B.C. Haliburton. CVCM-TV 4 Chapais. Que. 1 12 Ont. CKVR-TV-4 5 CHMC-TV-2 4 CBFAT- CIVQ-TV I° Chapeau, P.Q. CBOFT.l I' Halifax, N.S. CIOHFT 13 Mica Creek Village, B.0 . CKMI.TV 5 Chapleau, Ont. CFCL-TV-6 7 CBHT 3 CFZQ-TV-2 5 Quesnel, B.C. CFJC-TV-1 I 7 Charlottetown, P.E.I. CBCT 13 CJCH-TV 5 Micoua, Que. CKHQTV-3 12 CKCW-TV-I 8 Hamilton, Ont. CHCH-TV II Midway, B.C. CKMY-TV-I 7 CITM-TV-2 8GBFRT Radisson, P.Q. 8 Chase (Adams Hill), B.C. Havre St. Pierre. Que. Millertown, Nfld. CBNAT-5 7 CKCQ-TV-I 13 13 CBST- I 12 Minden. Ont. CHEX-TV-2 10 CHSH-TV-2 Radium Hot B.C. Chase (White Lake). B.C. Hearst, Ont. CBFOT-2 7 Moncton, N.B. CRAFT 11 Springs. CFCL-TV-4 4 CH MT -TV 7 CBUBT-5 77 CHSH-TV1 7 Rainbow Lake, Alta Cherryville, B.C. CJWR-TV-I 10 High Level, Alta. CBXAT-4 8 CKCW-TV 2 CBXAT-8 11 Cheticamp, N.S. CBHFT-4 10 High Prairie, Alta. CBXAT-2 2 Mont Blanc Perce, Que. Rames, Nfld. 13 CBIT-2 2 Hinton, Alta. CBXT-!Í 8 CFGW-TV-2 8 CFRT-TV-I 10 Chibouyamau, Que. CBFAT 5 Nixon, B.C. CKPG-TV-I 10 Mont Climont, Que. CBGAT-I II CJOX-TV-6 9 Chicoutimi, Que. CJPM-TV 6 Holberg, B.C. CFKY-TV-I 4 Monte Lake. B.C. CIM L -TV -I 8 Rankin Inlet. N.W.T. CBECT Rapides-dea-Joachi ma. 2 Home Payne, Ont. CBLAT-6 13 Mont -Laurier, Que. CBFT-2 3 CKRS-TV-2 8 Chilliwack, B.C. CHAN -TV -I II Hope, B.C. CBUT-,t 9 Mont-Louis. Que. CBGAT-4 2 P.Q. CROFT -2 Red Deer. Alta. CKRD-TV 6 Chinchaga. Alta. 5 Houston, B.C. CFTK-TV-I0 2 Mont Tremblant, Que. CBFT- I II CRXAT-7 CFR Churchill, Man. CH FC -TV 8 Hudson Hope, B.C. Montreal, Que. CBFT 2 Red CBWETN-TV-6 108 Churchill Falls, Nfld. CJDCTV-l'. II CBMT 6 Lake, Ont. Hudsons Bay Mountain CFCF-TV 12 Red Rocks, Nfld. CJWN-TV-2 11 CBSET-3 9 Regina, Sask. CBKRT 6 13 (near Telkwa) B.C. CFTM-TV 10 CBST-4 CKCK-TV 2 C larencevi lie, CFTK-TV-III 7 CIVMTV 17 Hull, P.Q. 30 4 Richmond Lake. Sask Nfld. CJON-TV-6 10 CFVO-TV Moose Jaw. Sask. CBKMT 83 Huntsville, Ont. R CFQC-TV- Clearwater, B.C. 2 CKV -TV -2 8 Moosonee, Ont. CBCO-TV-I 9 CFJC-TV-10 Ignace, Rimouski, Que. 3 Clinton, B.C. CFJC-TV-4 9 Ont. CBWDT-:2 13 CBW IT -1 9 Iles de la Madeleine, Que. Riverhurst, Sask. WEB -TV -3 10 CHTSTV-I 13 Morrissey Ridge. Rlvlere-au-Renard. Que. Clinton Y.T. CBDCT 8 CBI MT 12 B.C. CBUBT-8 21 Creek, Inuvìk, N.W.T. CHAU -TV -7 7 Cloridorme, Que. CHAU -TV -8 6 CHAK-TV 6 Mount Baker. B.C. CBUBT-7 10 Riviere du Loup, Que Invermere, B.C. CBUBT-3 2 Mount St. Coleman, Alta. C10C-TV-I 12 Margaret, CKRT-TV 7 CKCP-TV-I 8 CFWLTV-!I 6 Nfld. CBNAT-9 9 CKRTTV-3 Inverness, N.S. CJCB-TV- I Colgate, Sask. CKCK-TV-I 12 6 Mount Timothy, B.C. Roberval, Que. CKRS-TV-3 8 Irishtown, Nfld. CBYT-:! 7 Conche, Nfld. CBNAT-8 13 CFJCTV-6 5 Rocky Mountain House. Alta Cl W M -8 3 5 Cormorant, Man. CICM-TV-I 4 -TV Moyle, B.C. CKVS-TV-1 CFMH-TV-2 12 Jasper- Alta. CBXT-4 5 Corner Brook. Nfld. CBYT 5 Mt. Dolly, Near Stewart. B.C. Ross River. Y.T CFRR-TV-I 12 Jonquiere. Que. CKRS-TV 12 CKHF-TV-2 11 CJWN-TV 10 Jubilee Mountain, B.C. Rouyn, Que. CKRN-TV 4 Cornwall. Ont. CJOHTV8 8 Mt. Parizeau, B.C. Saint John, N.B. CHSJ-TV 4 Coronation, Alta. CKRDTV-1 10 CFWL-TV-:! 8 CFTK-TV-8 5 CKLT-TV 9 luskatla, B.C. 2 Courtenay, B.C. CBUT-I 9 CFTK-TV-7 Mt. Poole. Near Queen Salmo, B.C. CBUAT-5 8. Kamloops, B.C. CF IC -TV 4 4 CHAN -TV -4 13 Charlotte. B.C. CHQCTV-1 Salmon Arm, B.C. CHBC-TV-4 S Cranbrook, B.C. CBUBT 59 CHKM-TV 6 Mount Timothy. B.C. CITM-TV ' CFSA-TV-I 13 Kapuskasing, Ont. CBFOT- II 12 Musgrave, N.S. CBITI 12 Crawford Bay, B.C. CBUCT-I 5 CFCL-TV-3 Sarnia. Ont. CKGN-TV-29 29 Crescent Valley, B.C. 2 CBHFT-2 7 Saskatoon, Sask. CBKST 11 CKSO-TV-4 In Murdochville, Que. CBGAT-2 6 CFQC-TV 8 CHMS-TV-1 5 Kearns, Ont. Creston, B.C. CBUCT-2 3 CFCL-TV-2 2 CKMU-TV-I 2 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. CJIC-TV 2 Crimson Lake, Alta. CKSO-TV-3 11 Musgrave Harbour, Nfld. Savona, B.C. CFSC-TV-I 13 Kelly Mountain, 7 CFMH-TVI 9 CBNAT CFSC-TV-2CBUT-I0 8 Cross Lake, B.C. CBUAT-t I' CBNAT-7 7 4 Man. CBWNT 12 Kelowna, B.C. Sayward, B.C. Dauphin (Baldy Mountain). CHOC -TV 2 Nakusp. B.C. CJNP-TV-I 2 Seheffervllie, P.Q. CBST-2 9 CHKL-TV 5 CJNP-TV-2 4 Man. 7CBST CBWST 8 Kemano, B.C. CBSETI Dawson. Y.T. CBWDT 7 CFTK-TV-5 2 CJNP-TV-3 7 Sept -Ilea, P.Q. 13 Keno Hill. Y.T. 13 Dawson Creek, B.C. CJDC-TV 5 CBKHHT Nass Camp (Near Shaunavon. Sask. CBCP-TV-I 7 Deer Lake, Nfld. Kenora, Ont. COWA-r 8 Lava Lake) B.C. CFTK-TV-B 5 Sheet Harbour. N.S. CBHT4 II CBYAT 12 Keremeos, B.C. CJWN-TV-3 7 CHKC-TV-I 4 Natal, B.C. CBUBT-10 tl Shelburne, N.S. CBHT-2 8 Deseronto, Ont. CHKC-TV-4 9 Nelson, B.C. CBUCT 9 Sherbrooke, Que. CHLT-TV 7 CJDH-TV-6 6 Kildala, B.C. Dingwall, N.S. CJCB-TV3 9 CFTK-TV-4 6 Nelson House, Man. CBWPT II - King Island, B.C. CHVT-TV-I 9 Newcastle, N.B. CKAM-TV-1 9 Donald Station. B.C. CBUBT-3 b Kingston. Sherrldon, Man. CJSM-TCKSHV-VI 59 Drumheller, Alta. CFAC-TV-1 8 Ont. CKWS-TV II Newcastle Ridge. B.C. Sioux Lookout, Ont. CBWDT-I 12 Kitchener. Ont. CKCO-TV 13 CFKB-TV-I 7 CFCN-TV-1 12 Skaha Lake, Near Penticton, Klemtu, B.C. CFKK-TV-I 2 New Denver. B.C. CHSL-TV-1 CFCN-TV-6 10 I B.C. CHBC-TV-7 7 Kokish, B.C. CFKB-TV-2 9 New Glasgow. N.S. CBHT-5 7 Dryden, Ont. CBWDT 9 Smithers, B.C. CFTK-TV-2 5 Kwinatahl, B.C. CKCCTV-I 7 2 Ear Falls. Ont. CBWJT 13 CJCB-TV-4 Snow Lake, Man. CBWKT 8 Labrador City, Nfld. CBSET2 13 NImpklsh. B.C. CFNV-TV-2 6 5 Eastend, Sask. CJFB-TV- I 2 Sointula, B.C. CFKB-TV-4 East Georgie, B.C. CBST-3 I I Nine Mlle Mountain South Bentick Arm, Lac du Bonnet, (Northeast New Hazetton), B.C. C IKHF-TV-1 9 Man. COWT-2 4 Narrows,Bridge,CB.. CFSB-TV-2 13 Lac Etchemin, 9 Edmonton, Alta. CBX FT II Que. CBVT-4 55 CFST-TV-I Spencer Lac La Biche, CIBXT-5 10 Nipawin, Sask. CKBI-TV-4 7 CBXT 5 Alta. B.C. CJNA-TV-I 3 CFRN-TV 3 CFRNTV-5 2 Norman Wells, B.C. CBEDT 9 Spirltwood, Sask. CKBI-TV-6 la Lae Megantie, Que. CBVT-3 2 North Battleford, Sask. Edmundston, N.B. CJBR-TV- I 13 Squamish, B.C. CBUT-5 II Lake Louise. I Elliott Lake, Ont. CBFST-3 12 Alta. CFLL-TV- 6 CFQC-TV-2 6 CHAN -TV -4 CFLL-TV-2 9 CKBI-TV-2 7 St. Alban's, Nfld. CBNT-4 B CKNC-TV-1 7 Lalakata North CKSO-TV-I 3 Point, B.C. Bay, Ont. CHNB-TV 4 CJCN-TV-I 13 Elrose, Sask. 7 CFSB-TV I 11 CKNY-TV 10 St. Andrews, Nfld. CBYT-5 6 CKELTV-I Norway CKEL-TV-2 13 L'Anse a Valleau, Que. House, Man. CBWOT 9 St. Anthony, Nfld. CBNAT-4 8 Ocean Falls, B.C. 2 CKEL-TV-3 11 CHAD -TV -9 7 CFT KTV-9 St. Georges de Beauce, Que. La Ronge, Sask. Olaila, B.C. CBKHT-I 9 CBKST-2 12 CHKC-TV2 II CBVT-I 2 Elsa, La Tuque, Que. CBVT-2 3 CHKC-TV-5 6 St. John's, Nfld. CBNT e Y.T. CBKHT-I 9 Oliver. Enderby, B.C. CFENTV-I 4 Lawn, Nfld. CJOX-TV-2 10 B.C. CHBC-TV-3 8 CJON-TV e Leader, Sask. C Ottawa, Ont. CBOFT 9 CFEN-TV-2 I CKJC-TV-1 CJON-TV-4 10 CHBC-TV-5 CKJC-TV.2 7 CBOT 4 2 Leaf 13 Espanola, Ont. CBFST-4 1 Rapids, Man. CBWQT 13 CJOH-TV St. Lawrence, Nfld.CJON-TV-5 Lethbridge, Alta. 6 IC Exshaw, Alta. CHGR-TV-I 7 CJOC-T' 7 CKGNTV6 CJOXTV-3 Outardes 4, Que. CKHQ-TV-2 12 ctne. CHGR-TV2 12 CFCN-TV-5 13 Ste. Marguerite-Marie. Oyen, 2 -1 2 Falkland, B.C. CFWSTV-1 10 Lillooet, B.C. CFDF-TV-2 13 Alta. CFON-TV-1 CHAU -TV 7 Faro, Y.T. CBDBT 8 CFMZ-TV-I 2 CFON-TV-2 St. Mary's, Nfld. CBNT-6 10 Fermeuse, Nfld. CBNT-5 II Lithium Mines, Que. Parent, P.Q. CBTB-TV-I 12 St. Quentin, N.IB. CHAU -TV -2 16 Paris, Ont. CKGN-TV 6 Ste. Rose du Degeld, Que. Fermont. P.Q. CBST-5 7 CJDG-TV 8 Parry Sound, Ont. 2 Fernie, B.C. CBUBT-9 8 Liverpool, N.S. CBHT-I 12 CKRT-TV-2 Urbain. Que, 10 Field, B.C. CFFY-TV-1 4 Lloydminster. Alta. CITL-TV 4 CKVR-TV-I II St. CKRT-TV-5 Parsons Lake, South Indian Lake, CFFY-TV-2 2 CKSA-TV 2 N.W.T. Fisher Branch, Man. CBWGT 10 Logan Lake, B.C. CHLKTV-1 II CKPL-TV-I 9 Man. CBWT-I IO Pasadena, Nfld. 8 Spence B.C. Flin Floe. Man. CBWBT 10 CHLK-TV-2 13 CJWN-TV-5 Bridge, Passmore, B.C. 2 Fogo Island, Nfld. CBNAT-6 2 London, Ont. CFIPL-TV 10 CHMS-TV-2 Peace River, Alta. CBXAT-I 7 Spillamacheen, B.C.CJNA-TV-2 Fort Frances, Ont. CBWCT 5 Lookout Ridge, Near 3 COU BT -6 69 Fort Fraser, B.C. CKPG-TV-3 6 Chilliwack, B.C. CBUT-2 3 CFRN-TV-2 Peachland, B.C. CHPT-TV-I 4 Stephenville, Nfld. CBYT-1 8 Fort McMurray, Alta. CBXT-6 8 Loos. B.C. CBJHT-2 fi Pemberton, B.C. 9 4 Fort McPherson. Lumby. B.C. CHID-TV1 4 CHPV-TV-1 CJWN-TV-I Pembroke, Ont. CHOV-TV 5 Stranraer, Sask CBKST-I 9 N.W.T. CHAKTV.l 13 CHIC -TV -2 9 Penticton, B.C. CHBC-TV-I 13 CFQC-TV-I 3 Fort Nelson, B.C. CBUGT 8 Lynn Lake, Man. CBWRT 8 Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. CH KL -TV- I 01 Sturgeon Fails, Ont. CBFST 7 Lytton, B.C. CHWS-TV-I II Perce, Que. CHAUTV-5 2 Sudbury, Ont. CBFST-1 13 CBKMT-2 5 CILY-TV-I 8 Perrys, B.C. CHMS-TV3 5 CKNC-TV 9 CKQV-TV- I 11 Mabel Lake, B.C. CHPP-TVI 8 Peterborough. Ont. CHEX-TV 12 CKSO-TV 5 Fort Simpson. N.W.T. CBEGT 9 Mabou, N.S. CBIT4 3 Pikwitonel, Man. CFPM-TV-I 12 Sandre, Alta. CFJL-TV-I 7 Fort Smith, N.W.T. 8 CBEAT Mackenzie, B.C. CKPG-TV-4 8 Pincher Creek, Swift Current, Sask. CJFB-TV 5 Fort St. James. B.C. ' Malakwa. B.C. CFFII-TV- I 4 Alta- CHPC-TV-I 9 Sydney, N.S. CJCB-TV 4 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/FaIIWinter 1975 97 47 CANADIAN TV STATIONS BY LOCATION Chan. QI Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Chan. Location C.L. Wiarton, Ont. CKCO-TV-2 2 Williams Lake. B.C. CFJC-TV5 CBIT 5 CKSO-TV-2 3 Uxbridge, Ont. CKGNTV22 22 CITM-TV-I 13 CBHFT-3 13 Topley Mountain, Valemaunt, B.C. CBUHT-5 6 Q 2 Willow Bunch, Sask. CBK MT -I I. Tabor Mountain, B.C. CBUHT 78 B.C. CHTL-TV-I 9 Val Marie. Sask. CJFB-TV-2 g 5 CKCK-TV-7 r Tasu, B.C. II Toronto, Ont. CBLT Vancouver. B.C. CBUT 2 CFALTV-I Windsor, Ont. CKGN-TV-I 28 Temiseaming, Que. CBFST-2 12 CBLFT 25 CHAN -TV 8 7 CKLW-TV 9 CFCH-TV-I 3 CFTOTV a Vernon, B.C. CHBC-TV-2 W Ingham. Ont. CKNX-TV B Terrace. B.C. CFTK-TV 3 CITYTV 79 CHKL-TV-2 l' Terroneeville. Nfld. CICA -TV 19 Victoria, B.C. CHEK-TV 8 Winnipeg. Man. CBWFT CBWT 6 C FT V -TV -I 12 Trail, B.C. CBUAT II Ville Marie, Que. CKRN-TV-3 6 10 CKY-TV 7 CJOX-TV-5 10 Trepassey, Nfld. C10NTV-3 IO Wabowden. Man. CBWMT Wynyard. Sask. CHSS-TV F 10 CJTATV2 4 Waterton Park, Alta. Tete Jaune, B.C. CBUHT-4 12 aaaP. The Pas. Man. CBWIT Trola Pistoles, Que. CJWPTV-I 12 CICC-TV-I 8 Yale, B.C. CHYTTV-I 4 Thompson, Man. CBWTT 7 CKRT-TV-B 5 CJWP-TV-2 Trois-Rivieres, Que. CKTM-IV 13 Watson Lake. Y.T. CBDAT 8 Yarmouth. N.S. CBHFBT 3 Thunder Bay, Ont. CHFD-TV 4 CBHT-3 CKPR-TV 2 Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. Wawa, Ont CBLAT-3 9 Ticket Portage, CKPL.TV.2 5 Westwold, B.C. CFWS-TV-2 12 CJCH-TV-7 13 Ueiuelet, B.C. CBUT-7 7 Whitecourt, Alta. CBXT2 9 Yellowknife, N.W.T. CFYKT 8 Man. CJTM-TV-1 4 Yorkton, Sask. CKOS-TV Timmins, Ont. CBFOT O CKUP-TV-I 6 Whitehorse. Y.T. CFWH-TV 6 12 CICC-TV 10 CFCL-TV 8 Uranium City. Sask. CBKAT White River, Ont. CBLAT-2

WORLDWIDE SHORTWAVE STATIONS

Coll Name Location GMT kHz Call Name Location GMT kHz 4807 R. Norte Santiago, Dominican Rep. 0345 120 Meter Band -2300-2495 kHz 4810 Springbok R. Johannesburg, South Africa 0400 4810 YVMG R. Popular Maracaibo, Venezuela 0100 LV Galapagos Isla S. Cristobal, Galapagos Is. 1200 2340 R. West New Britain Kimbe, Papua NG 1130 4810 HCVG8 1100 RTV Voltaique Ouagadougou, Upper Volta 0630 2360 TGBA R. Maya Huehuetenango, Guatemala 4815 1130 R. Banjul, Gambia 0615 2390 TGDF LV Atitlan Santiago, Guatemala 4820 Gambia 1100 LV Evangelique Tegucigalpa, Honduras 0300 2410 R. Goroka Goroka, Papua NG 4820 HRVC 1200 R. Luz y Vida Lola, Ecuador 0415 2428 R. New Ireland Kavieng, Papua NG 4825 HCAV3 0130 R. San Jose, Costa Rica 0100 2450 ZYR231 R. Cultura Aracatuba Aracatuba, Brazil 4832 TIHB Capital Bukavu, Zaire 2100 2475 Hangchow, China 1200 4839 R. Bukavu R. Gaborone, Botswana 0400 2800 People's Lib. Army Foochow, China 1200 4845 Botswana 4850 HILR R. Clarin Santo Domingo, Dominican Rep. 0030 4863 R. Brunei Berakas, Brunei 1300 90 Meter Band -3200-3400 kHz 4865 Em. Regional Ponta Delgada, Azores 2230 4870 LV Revolution Cotonou, Dahomey 0530 4877 VTVN Saigon, S. Vietnam 1300 R. Clube Mozambique Lorenco Marques, Mozambique 0400 3210 - 4900 R. Cordac Bujumbura, Burundi 0415 Ondas Panamericanas El Vigia, Venezuela 0200 3215 YVZY 4904 RTV Tchadienne N'djamona, Chad 2100 Music R. Mbabane, Swaziland 2130 3223 - Swazi 4910 Rdf. Nat. Conakry, Guinea 0530 3225 YVTC R. Occidente Tovar, Venezuela 0200 0030 0400 4920 HRPL3 R. Progreso El Progreso, Honduras 3240 R. Baghdad Baghdad, Iraq - 0030 4940 RTV Ivorienne Abidjan, Ivory Coast 0600 OBX4U R. America Lima, Peru 3240 4945 HJDH R. Colosal Neiva, Colombia 0500 R. Clube Marilia Marilia, Brazil 0900 3255 ZYE292 4970 YVLK R. Rumbos Caracas, Venezuela 0100 ELBC Liberian B.C. Monrovia, Liberia 2200 3255 4972 R. Yaounde Yaounde, Cameroun 2230 YVQL LV Tigre El Tigre, Venezuela 0130 3255 4980 R. Ghana Accra, Ghana 0530 HCOS4 LV Rio Carrizal Calceta, Ecuador 0300 3260 4980 YVOC Ecos del Tarbes San Cristobal, Venezuela 0230 RTV Niger Niamey, Niger 2130 3260 - 5000 WWV Nat. Bureau Standards Ft. Collins, USA 0300 R. Kashmir Srinigar, Kashmir 1230 3277 - 5015 Vladivostok, USSR 1300 Philippine B.C. Manila, Philippines 1200 3286 - 5015 R. Grenada St. George's, Grenada 2330 Guyana B.S. Georgetown, Guyana 0200 3290 - 5025 OAX7Q R. Quillabama Quillabamba, Peru 0300 R. Belize Belize, Br. Honduras 0330 3300 - 5038 R. Not. Centrafricaine Bangui, Cent. Afr. Rep. 0500 R. Cultural Guatemala City, Guatemala 0300 3300 TGNA 5040 Burma B.C. Rangoon, Burma 1145 Rhodesian B.C. Gwelo, Rhodesia 0330 3307 - 5047 R. Republik Indonesia Yogyakarta, Indonesia 1200 Sierra Leone B.S. Freetown, Sierra Leone 0600 3316 - 5052 R. Singapura Singapore 1300 R. Estrella del Sur Canete, Peru 0200 3320 OBZ41 5060 Dem. Yemen B.S. Aden, Yemen P.D.R. 2100 R. Bougainville Kieta, Papua NG 1230 3322 - 5095 HJGG R. Sutatenza Bogota, Colombia 0200 Rdf. Senegal Ziguinchor, Senegal 0800 3336 - 5192 R. Clube Moxico Luso, Angola 2230 3339 R. Tanzania Zanzibar Zanzibar 0300 - 0330 3346 Zambia B C. Lusaka, Zambia - 1200 3380 TGCH R. Chortis Jacoton, Guatemala 49 Meter Band -5950-6200 kHz 3380 Malawi B.C. Blantyre, Malawi 0400 - Fr. Guiana 0900 3385 Cayenne, 5855 R. Republik Indonesia Pekanbaru, Indonesia 1230 - NG 1215 3385 R. Rabaul Rabaul, Papua R. Peking Peking, China 1215 - Nigeria 0600 5860 3396 - Nigerian B.C. Kaduna, 5873 HRN LV Honduras Tegucigalpa, Honduras 1230 Katmandu, Nepal 1145 3425 - R. Nepal 5900 Israel B. Authority Jerusalem, Israel 2000 0430 5910 R. Berlin Int. . Berlin, E. Germany 5930 R. Prague Prague, Czechoslovakia 1730 75 Meter Band -3800-4000 kHz 5950 Harbin, China 1030 5950 Guyana B.S. Georgetown, Guyana 0930 3668 Em. R. Timor Dili, Timor 1200 5955 Vladivostok, USSR 1300 3885 R. Clube Cabo Verde Praia, Cape Verde Is. 2200 5960 Canadian B.C. Montreal, Canada 0200 3900 People's Lib. Army Foochow, China 1100 5960 HRRH LV Occidente Sta. Rosa de Copan, Honduras 2330 3910 Far East Network Tokyo, Japan 1130 5970 HCJB V. Andes Quito, Ecuador 0130 3925 VLK3 Nat. B.C. Port Moresby, Papua NG 1300 5977 ZPAIO R. Guaira Villarica, Paraguay 0800 3930 R. Barlavento Sao Vicente, Cape Verde Is. 2200 5980 Sierra Leone B.S. Freetown, Sierra Leone 0800 3945 YJB4 R. Vila Vila, New Hebrides 0900 5980 KGEI V. Amistad Son Francisco, USA 0730 3950 South African B.C. Johannesburg, South Africa 0430 5987 R. Republik Indonesia Menado, Indonesia 1230 3960 R. Free Europe Biblis, W. Germany 0400 5990 R. Japan Tokyo, Japan 1500 3975 British B.C. London, England 0230 5995 R. Mali Bamako, Mali 2230 3999 Gronlonds R. Godthaab, Greenland 1030 5995 Fort de France, Martinique 1100 6005 British B.C. relay Ascension Is. 1700 6010 OAX4V R. America Lima, Peru 1130 60 Meter Band -4750-5060 kHz 6015 R. Sweden Stockholm, Sweden 1230 6025 R. Budapest Budapest, Hungary 1630 4545 Alma Ata, USSR 0200 6025 Nigerian B.C. Enugu, Nigeria 0600 Dushanbe, USSR 0130 6025 ZPI R. Noc. Paraguay Asuncion, Paraguay 0900 4635 1615 4656 Baku, USSR 2300 6030 R. Baghdad Baghdad, Iraq 0900 4679 HCWE1 R. Nac. Espejo Quito, Ecuador 0330 6045 CXA61 Rdf. Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay 2130 R. Republik Indonesia Ujung Pandang, Indonesia 1300 6050 R. Sana'a Sano'a, Yemen 4719 0330 4725 Burma B.C. Rangoon, Burma 1230 6070 Trans World R. Manzini, Swaziland 0030 4750 R. Pakistan Islamabad, Pakistan 1315 6080 British B.C. relay Tebrau, Malaysia 1300 4750 R. Lubumbashi Lubumbashi, Zaire 0430 6085 All India R. Madras, India Rep. 1930 4764 R. Republik Indonesia Medan, Indonesia 1230 6095 R. Mogadishu Mogadishu, Somali 2230 4765 Rdf TV Congolaise Brazzaville, Congo 0500 6100 Deutsche Welle relay Malta 2030 4770 ELWA Sudan Interior Mission Monrovia, Liberia 0615 6100 R. Canada Int. relay Daventry, England 1600 4775 R. Afghanistan Kabul, Afghanistan 1300 6115 XEUDS R. Univ. Sonora Hermosillo, Mexico 0230 4775 All India R. Gauhati, India 1200 6120 LRA32 RAE Buenos Aires, Argentino 1130 4777 RTV Gabonaise Libreville, Gabon 2300 6130 R. Nat. Lao Vientiane, Laos 4780 Djibouti, Afars and Ossas 0400 6135 PRC21 RTV Gaucho Porto Alegre, Brazil 0230 4780 HCMQI R. Atahualpa Quito, Ecuador 0445 6155 Austrian R. Vienna, Austria 0130 2330 4788 Turk R. Grand Turk Is. 2130 6155 ZNY30 R. Cultura Bahia Salvador, Brazil 4800 R. Lesotho Maseru, Lesotho 0400 616u HJKJ Em. Nueva Grenada Bogota, Colombia 0100 0530 4800 YVMO R. Lora Barquisimeto, Venezuela 0300 6185 Deutsche Welle Cologne, W. Germany

98 COMMUNICATIONS WORLD/Fail-Winter 1975 WORLDWIDE SHORTWAVE STATIONS kHz Call Name Location GMT kHz Coll Name Location GMT 6190 NHK relay - Sendai, Japan 0730 1750 British B.C. London, England 0315 6200 R. Tirana - Tirana, Albania 0230 1775 WINB World Int. B. Red Lion, USA 2000 6209 R. Peking - Peking, China 1230 1780 R. New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand 0500 6215 R. Pathet - Lao Laotian clandestine 1200 1780 V. America relay Poro, Philippines 0030 6258 R. Pakistan - Rawalpindi, Pakistan 1600 1785 Trans World R. Bonaire, Nefh. 6348 V. Hope Antilles 0200 - Korean clandestine 1315 1 800 ETLF R.V. Gospel Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 0545 6400 R. Pyongyang - Pyongyang, N. Korea 1230 1800 R. Nac. Espana relay Canary Is. 2200 1805 WYFR Family R. Scituate, USA 1900 1805 ZYZ65 R. Globo Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2200 41 Meter Band -7100-7300 kHz 1810 All India R. Delhi, India 1330 1820 XEBR Hermosillo, Mexico 1600 7065 R. Tirana Tirana, Albania 1835 CXA19 R. Espectador Montevideo, Uruguay 1000 0000 1880 7085 R. Pakistan Islamabad, Pakistan 1300 XERH R. Seis Mexico City, Mexico 1900 1890 7100 Trans World R. Monte Corlo, Monaco 0745 V. America relay Monrovia, Liberia 0245 1915 HOB 7105 R. Moscow Moscow, USSR 0300 V. Andes Quito, Ecuador 0345 7110 R. Republik Indonesia Yogyakarta, Indonesia 1300 1915 PRC23 RTV Gaucha Porto Alegre, Brazil 0000 1925 7115 R. Thailand Bangkok, Thailand 1430 British B.C. relay Limassol, Cyprus 1730 7120 R. 1930 R. Habana Cuba Hargeisa Hargeisa, Somali Rep. 1300 Havana, Cuba ' 0400 7130 V. Free China Taipei, Taiwan 0100 1945 V. America relay Tangier, Morocco 2000 1965 7135 R. Peace and Progress Moscow, USSR Deutsche Welle Cologne, W. Germany 2100 0430 2045 7145 R. Malaysia Sarawak Kuching, Sarawak 1000 Israel B. Authority Jerusalem, Israel 1515 7150 R. Moscow Moscow, USSR 2300 7180 Israel B. Authority Jerusalem, Israel 2200 19 Meter Band -15100-15450 kHz 7190 Sri Lanka B.C. Colombo, Sri Lanka 1300 7210 R. Nederland Lopik, Netherlands 1000 15070 British B.C. London, England 1630 7210 Deutsche Welle Cologne, W. Germany 0130 15084 R. Iran Teheran, Iran 1730 7215 RTV Ivorienne Abidjan, Ivory Coast 2330 15110 R. Prague Prague, Czechoslovakia 1445 7220 R. Australia Melbourne, Australia 0930 15115 R. Pakistan Islamabad, Pakistan 1100 7220 R. Budapest Budapest, Hungary 2100 15120 V. Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria 1630 7220 V. America relay Tangier, Morocco 0430 15130 WYFR Family R. Scituate, USA 1830 7235 All India R. Delhi, India 0030 15165 R. Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark 1330 7245 VTVN Saigon, S. Vietnam 1500 15170 R. Tahiti Papeete, Tahiti 1800 7245 Rdf. Nat. Mauritanie Nouakchott, Mauritania 1000 15175 R. Norway Oslo, Norway 1600 7245 Em. Oficial Luanda, 0600 Angola 15180 R. Moscow Moscow, USSR 2300 7252 Rdf. Nat. Conakry, Guinea 0330 15185 R. Finland Helsinki, Finland 1420 7265 S ud westfunk Rohrdorf, W. Germany 0500 15185 R. Nederland Lopik, Netherlands 1700 7270 R. RSA Johannesburg, South Africa 0300 15205 V. America Greenville, USA 1630 7300 Dushanbe, USSR 1430 15240 R. Belgrade Belgrade, Yugoslavia 7300 R. Tirana Tirana, Albania 1530 0330 15245 Deutsche Welle Cologne, W. Germany 7305 V. Malayan Rev. Malayan clandestine 2300 1330 15260 British B.C. relay Ascension Is. 2000 7335 R. Kiev Kiev, USSR 0030 15265 HCJB V. Andes Quito, Ecuador 7345 R. Prague Prague, 2030 Czechoslovakia 0130 15295 R. Malaysia 7350 R. Moscow Kota Kinabalu, Sabah 1600 Moscow, USSR 0100 15320 Deutsche Welle relay Malta 7380 British B.C. London, England 1430 0800 15345 RAE Buenos Aires, Argentina 1400 7380 R. Moscow Moscow, USSR 1300 15345 Nat. Helenic B.S. Athens, Greece 7420 R. Minsk Minsk, USSR 1430 2130 15360 RTV Marocaine Tangier, Morocco 7470 Liberation R. Vietnamese clandestine 1130 1500 15425 Sri Lanka B.C. Colombo, Sri Lanka 1500 7863 Thai Meteorological Stn. Bangkok, Thailand 1230 15440 WYFR Family R. Scituate, USA 1600 15440 Far East B.C. Manila, Philippines U000 31 Meter Band -9500-9775 kHz 15485 Israel B. Authority Jerusalem, Israel 1600 15520 R. Bangladesh Dacca, Bangladesh 1300 050 R. Iran Teheran, Iran 1330 9250 Alma Ata, USSR 1200 16 Meter Band 9360 R. Nac. Espana Madrid, Spain 0000 -17700-17900 kHz 9455 R. Canada Int. Montreal, Canada 0700 17705 9505 B. S. Kingdom Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia V. America Dixon, USA 0030 1400 17710 9515 R. Ankara Ankara, Turkey 1830 R. Sweden Stockholm, Sweden 1500 17735 R. Habana 9520 R. New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand 0930 Cuba Havana, Cuba 2000 17765 Deutsche 9525 R. Lebanon Beirut, Lebanon 0230 Welle relay Kigali, Rwanda 1300 17770 R. New Zealand 9530 R. Bucharest Bucharest, Rumania 1500 Wellington, New Zealand 1800 17775 WINB World Int. B. 9530 R. Peace and Progress Moscow, USSR 1100 Red Lion, USA 1900 17780 R. RSA 9540 R. Tashkent Tashkent, USSR 1200 Johannesburg, South Africa 1600 17785 V. 9550 R. Australia Melbourne, Australia 1030 America Greenville, USA 1600 9555 ELWA Sudan Interior Mission Monrovia, 17790 V. America relay Wooferton, England 1500 Liberia 1930 17795 9560 Peyk-e.lran Iranian clandestine 1500 R. Australia Melbourne, Australia 0100 9560 R. Jordon 17795 R. Norway Oslo, Norway 1400 Ammon, Jordan 1700 17825 9562 OAX4R R. Nac. Peru Lima, R. Algeria Algiers, Algeria 1900 Peru 0100 17830 9565 LV Chile Santiago, Chile 0130 Swiss B.C. Berne, Switzerland 1530 17845 R. Pakistan 9575 RAI Rome, Italy 0100 Islamabad, Pakistan 1300 17870 R. Moscow 9590 Swiss B.C. Berne, Switzerland 1545 Moscow, USSR 1530 17880 British 9605 PRL8 R. Nac. Brasilia Brasilia, Brazil 2200 B.C. relay Tebrau, Malaysia 0000 17890 V. Free 9605 Vatican R. Vatican City 0100 China Taipei, Taiwan 0200 17920 R. Cairo 9630 R. Nac. Espana Madrid, Spain 0100 Cairo, Egypt 1500 9630 Israel B. Authority Jerusalem, Israel 2000 9635 R. Baghdad Baghdad, Iraq 0200 9645 R. Bandeirantes Sao Paulo, Brazil 0900 13 Meter Band -21450-21750 kHz 9650 Rdf. Nat. Conakry, Guinea 0030 9655 R. Thailand Bangkok, Thailand 1045 21460 - B.S. Kingdom Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1330 9675 OAZ4L R. del Pacifico Lima, Peru 1200 21460 - RTV Belge Brussels, Belgium 1530 9680 R. RSA Johannesburg, South Africa 0545 21495 - Em. Nac Lisbon, Portugal 1400 9700 R. Sofia Sofia, Bulgaria 0000 21535 - R. RSA Johannesburg, South Africa 1400 9705 XERMX R. Mexico Mexico City, Mexico 0230 21545 - R. Ghana Accra, Ghana 1500 9705 All India R. Delhi, India 1230 21565 - R. Algeria Algiers, Algeria 1430 9715 RTV Congolaise Brazzaville, Congo 2145 21585 - Swiss B.C. Berne, Switzerland 1600 9715 R. Kuwait Kuwait 1700 21650 - V. America Greenville, USA 1530 9720 R. Finland Helsinki, Finland 0300 21700 - Em. Nac. Lisbon, Portugal 1500 9720 Sri Lanka B.C. Colombo, Sri Lanka 1900 21710 - British B.C. London, England 1300 9730 21745 RTV Belge Brussels, Belgium 2300 - R. Nederland Lopik, Netherlands 1100 9740 Em. Nac. Lisbon, Portugal 2200 9750 R. Tanzania Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 1400 9750 CE957 R. Mineria Santiago, Chile 1130 9755 Credits: Al R. Canada Int. Montreal, Canada 0100 Miller, OH; Russell Lay, VA; Kent Corson, IA; Jack 9760 TGWA LV Guatemala Guatemala City, Guatemala 2230 Perolo, Brazil; Rick Chames, NJ; Steve Estes. VA; Bob McCoy, 9770 NE; 4VEH R. 4VEH Cap Haitien, Haiti 2030 Neal Perdue, TN; Dan Henderson, MD; Jim Davis, CA; Marlin Field, 9770 R. Australia Melbourne, Australia 1500 9770 MI; Larry ZYD4 R. Min. Educaco Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2300 Nebron, CA; Steve Wallace, PA; Jerry Word, GA; Bryan 9805 R. Cairo Cairo, Egypt 2200 Price, KY; Jeffrey Powers, PA; John Tuchscherer, WI; Kevin Szot, 9940 R. Peking Peking, China 0130 CA; Larry Magne, PA; Jerry Slaff, NY: Bill Davis, CA; Henry Fino, 10040 V. Vietnam Hanoi, N. Vietnam 0145 NY; Ernest Behr, Ont.; Larry Talbot, WI; Dan Sheedy, CA; Larry Yamron, PA; Bill Patalon, MD; Thomas Sundstrom, 25 NJ; Keith Meter Band -11700-11975 kHz Mehl, IA; Garry Schinski, IL; Phillip Hamilton, NC; Robert Zilmer, WI; Scott Reeves, MD? Bryan Dorbert, MD; 1705 - R. Sweden Stockholm, Sweden 1400 Michael Willis, Aus- 1710 - RAE Buenos Aires, Argentina 2300 tralia; Bill Sparks, C Bill Whitacre, Ml; Andrew Robbins, MI; 1710 - - Noumea, New Caledonia 0600 Tom Gavaras, MN; Roßert Hill, CA; Ken Schwartz, IN; Ken 1725 R. Japan Earhart, - Tokyo, Japan 2330 PA; Jim Meehan, CA; J. Cole, 1725 - R. Habana Cuba Havana, Cuba 0400 CO; Michael Agner, NJ, Keith 1725 - Vatican R. Vatican City 2130 Russell, IL; Allan Courtney, KY; Brian Levy, GA; John Troutschold, 1730 - R. Nederland relay Talata, Malagasy Rep. 2000 WI; North American SW Association, Box 8452, South Charleston, 1740 - Far East B. Assoc. Victoria, Seychelles 1700 WV 25303. 1745 - R. 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