THIS QSL VERIFI-CATION CARD WILL CONFIRM YOUR RECEIPT OF 1660 WFNA LOCATED IN CHARLOTTE, NC. THANK YOU FOR TUNING IN TO 1660AM WFNA, OUT OF CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA. WE ARE A SPORTS TALK STATION. WE ARE 10,000 WATTS DURING THE DAY AND 1,000 WATTS DURING THE EVENING. DATE: 3 ////? ov TIME: S.',; - opoRTS RAIN

1520 South Blvd. 6A1M0 WFNZIAMo Phone: (704) 319-WFNZ Fax: (704) 319-3933 FRANC019E opoliTS ItMut) r - HAPPY NEW 0 YEAR! WFNZ 7 ) - Funoio t C i 1520 South Blvd. R/4:- Suite 300 Charlotte, NC 28203

Kermit Geary

1266 RiverviewDrive Walnutport, PA10

0 4 October 6, 1947

Dear Sir:

We were very teased to hear of your reception of our station. It is very nice to know that people such as yowsoilf take such an interest in a new station trying to get started.

We do verify your reception tth our log at TFRC.

Sincerely,

Piedmont Carolina Bd/cst CO. R svil e,,fNorth Carolina &Al L. H. 4,1exelnder Chief Engineer rwa:TH4 "Praise the 'Lord . . . give thanks to thecLord with the lyre, sing praisesto `Him harp. Sing to `Hima ne147 song; play 6killfully-will?aloud arid joxful sound !"

TheRpm irtspiratiatistatio.ria

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/0/ ac ow/9 7/ 6-- WRTP (formerly WRBX) 1530 AM, announces with great joy on July 15,1986 we will beairing a total Christian format. Our new format will include a mixture of gospel, country and contemporary Christ- ian music as well as several ministry programs.We are eager to serve the Christian community in the triangle area and will certainly appreciate any sug- gestions. Your prayer support is needed also as we seek to bring glory to our Lord through WRTP.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

MON-FRI

7:30-7:40 Our Daily Bread 8:30-8:33 The Phyllis Schlafly Report 9:00-9:15 Radio Bible Class 9:30-9:55 Grand Old Gospel Hour 10:00-10:30Truths that Transform 10:45- 10:55 Guidelines for Family Living 11:00- 11:30Back to the Bible 12:10-12:12 Pause for Good News 12:30-1:00 In Touch 3:00- sign off- On the Go- a contemporary Christian music program.

Music played: 6:15-9:30 Gospel, Country 9:30-3:00 Traditional, Praise, and Choir 3:00-8:30 Contemporary

SAT

9:00-9:30 Radio Bible Class 9:30-9:55 Grand Old Gospel Hour 1:00- 8:30 Gospel 10:00-10:30CoralRie p. Jubilee 11: oo- 15Teen Pro am

SUN

7:15-7:30The Salvation Army 4:00-4:25 Hour of Deci- 7:30-8:00 Country Crossroads sion 8:30-8:45 The Word 1:00- 8:30 Summer 9:00-9:30 Revival Time Celebration 9:30-10:30 Spiritual Hour 11:00-12:00Cresse Baptist Church 12:15-1:00 Fellowship Baptist Church MEMO From WAYNE M. NELSON, Licensee RADIO STATION WHIP, P. 0. Box 600, Mooresville, N. C.

To: Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. #2, Walnutport,PaDate: December 20, 1950

Subject:WHIP Reception This verifiesyour reception of WHIP on Sunday, December 10, 1950.. Sincerely,

Lea Showmar WI LX WILX,INNORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.

MAI LG RAM ToKermit Geary From RobertL;Montgomery (WILX)

AIRMAIL Copies to Date 25 June 1947

D REGULAR ReferencetoLetteronequipment test Monday,23 June 1947

Dear Sir:

Received your letter of the 23rd in response to our equipment test on 1450 KC between 1:40 and 2:25 AM. Should like to confirm your log and thank you for your report.

We should like for you to check us at the following times if possible: Friday126 June 1947 ..... 6:00 - 11:00 PM Saturday , 27 June '47 .. 6:00 - 11:00 PM Sunday, 28 June 1947 1:00 - 4:00 PM Monday, 29 June 1947 .... 12:01 - 4:00 AM (DaX)

I doubt if any of these times can be picked up other than the DX, however we should like to hear from you in regards to any programs you might hear. We shall also try to play you some good music on the DX.

We have a 250 Watt, Gates equipped transmitter with a 170 ft. Windcharger tower. We intend to go on the air full time from 6:00 AM to 11:00PM on the WI LX WILX,INNORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.

MAI LG RAM To From AIRMAIL Copies to Date REGULAR Reference to

1 July 1947.

Thanks for your letter and the commentson WILY. We hope to be a service to Wilkes County and think we have a good start. I am handing your letter to my Chief Engineer James E. Brunson.

Looking for your reply to our DX and other programs,I remain

Radio Statioin WILX North Wilkesboro,

P.S. Will sendyou our card when printed. RLM. qczntto,.giv n.+3, qcz 043, nr:+3,

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Oxford, North Carolina WOXF

-4- ,).7,- ,-;(1*($.4--T, RADIO STATION WAYS 610 KC - 1,000 WATTS CHARLOTTE2, N. C.

April 11, 1944

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir: This will :verify your reception of this station on April 4th, 19)1)1, between 4:00 and 5:00 A.M. EWT. Thanks for your interest and good luck in your DX'ing. Very truly yours,

ohn C. Price - Chief Engineer

JCP:ehb

PAPER SAVING, WARTIME STATIONERY. WHEN THE WAR IS WON, WE'LL WRITE LONGER LETTERS. CV7The Friendly Voice of 'Durham DURHAM BROADCASTING CO., INC. 730 ON THE DIAL 500WATTS 2111/2 EAST MAIN STREET - DURHAM, N. C.

27 July 1946

Yr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to confirm reception of our equipment test signal as reported in your letter of July 25. This report is correct as compared with our log.

Thank you very much for writing to 1.I.S Very truly yours

Flo, d Fletcher Ge eral Manager

FF/cg FULL TIME AFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY OPERATED BY ASHEVILLE CITIZEN -TIMESeOMPANY ASHEVILLE, N. C. December 2S, 193S

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. +2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is your verification of recepti n of our recent DX broad- cast, as confirmed by your letter.

We thank you for your inter- est,and trust that in the futureyou will continue to have good reception of our transmitter.

Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, we are

Cordially yours,

W N

Ezra McIntoshiL 5000 680 WATTS W F KC

WPTF RADIO COMPANY RA6C1011-N December 4 1936

Kermit Geary R F D 2 Walnutport Pennsylvania

Dear Listener

Thanks very much for your recent communication relative to the reception of our station. We have checked our schedule and find that your report compares favorably with our station log. Consequently, you may consider this an official verification.

We arc always glad to receive word from our listeners concerning their reception of our station, and we hope that you may find it possible to listen to our broadcast often.

With all good wishes, we are

Very truly yours

g;(4'4-

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THIS VERIFIESYOUR Pr--.CEPTfON OFVsk, P17". 3,:tp.§....p.mEST 0N-1.1120/-3 0 AT WAIR MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM THE BLUE NETWORK PEPPER BUILDING WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA

February 15, 1943

Mr. hermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Yr. Geary: Thank you very much for your letter of February 10th reporting reception of NAIR during our test period on Tuesday morning, November 10, 1942. The report you sent us agrees with our station log.

Yours very truly,

RADIO STATION ',,L>IR c17,LJAILv George D. ker Ifianager

DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE YOUR INVISIBLE AUDIENCE 1402 E. MOREHEAD ST. CHARLOTTE , N.C. 28204

RADIO 1540 1000 WATTS

HE ALLGIRLSI "/

April 5, 1967

Mr. Kermit Geary R. D.2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you very much for your report of recp- tion of our signals on February 17, 1967, which is correct. This information is always of interest to us as it should be to all stations. This is the best report of reception that we have received.

Sincerely,

R IO STATION WRPL

ohn Lowther Chief Engineer

JL:LMK Enclosure UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Wright Brothers National Memorial IN REPLY REFER TO: Cape Hatteras National Seashore Route 1, Box 675 Manteo, North Carolina 27954

K14 March 20, 1981

Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

You did, indeed, receive a broadcast of Travelers Information Station KID 707, located six miles south of Nags Head, North Carolina. While parts of your description were inaccurate, there is still no question that you were listening to our station.

The transmitter we use is a 10 watt Audio -Sine, which is usually effective inside a range of 10 miles. You can imagine how surprised we were to learn that it was monitored at a range of 350 miles! Thank you for taking the time to let us know.

We're sending along a flyer containing technical information about the transmitter system. You may find it interesting.

Sincerely yours,

74:14Af14"4 Bill Harris Superintendent W YADKIN BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC. Y 1,000 WATTS TELEPHONE 1919) 679-2200 D Date: UV-, nit917 / P.O. BOX 606 1480 Kc. YADKINVILLE, N. C.27055

/6444/LAY &)e 07-9i) bi PeA--/wsi

This will verify your reception and report of WYDK's Equipment Test of (7 7/ . We wish to extend to you our grateful appreciation for your time and interest in WYDK.

The interest you took and expressed, and the interest of the many other DXers is both gratifying and appreciated.

Itrust the attached list of other DXers who responded will be of interest to you.

If you should ever be in our area, please come by to see us.

Kindest Regards, our thanks and best wishes.

Cordially

Ha D. Dunnagan Manager Ross R Black Adolph Rattay David Dunning 3612 Muriel Ave. 3476 Williamsburg St ,N .W 2-29 Hartley Place Cleveland, Ohio 44109 Warrenton, Ohio 44485 Fair Lawn, New Jersey 07410

P Campbel I Lynn Gary J. Jankowski 1201 Wright St. 8041 N. Boundary Rd. 11 Meadowbrook Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105 Baltimore 22, M.D. 21222 Corfu,N .Y .14036

John Zondlo Robert Kramer Carl W. Dabelstein Palmer Hall, Box 101 3406 W Pierce 3300 North 56th St. Muncie, Indiana 47306 Chicago, III.60661 Lincoln, Nebraska 68507

Clyde H. Foutz Stanwood-R-Morss J. W. Brauner 302 N 3rdSt. R .R.3 R-1, Box 86 Dennison, Ohio 44621 Bradford, Mass, 01830 Punxsutawney, Pa15767

Paul S. Lotsof Ernest R. Cooper Joseph Fela, Jr 276 Nassau Avenue 438 East 21st. Street 150 Robert Place Kenmore, New York 14217 Carrier Route 56 South Plainfield, N .J .07080 Brooklyn, N. Y. 11226

Charles R. Rader Stephen Millay 22 Robert Street Larry E, Black 550 Swain Ave. Hamburg, N.Y. 14075 4917 Malibu Elmhurst, III. 60126 Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013 Rick Vitti DrMichel Breger 48 Hoyt Street Charles Spellman 2 Williams Blvd. New Canaan, Conn. 06840 5411 Walther Ave. Apt. 2A Baltimore, M.D. 21214 Lake Grove, N.Y. 11755 Dave Whatmough 284 Main Street West Kermit Geary Richard T. Eddie Hamilton 12, Ontario Can. R D. 2, Box 298 152 W. Rose Ave. WaInutport, Pennsylvania 18088 St. Louis, Mo. 63119 Thomas J. Yingling, Jr. 221 Pinewood Rd. Wes Boyd Steve Taaffe Baltimore, M.D. 21222 Engr . Dept. Box 156 WHOT Radio Dayton, Ind. 47941 A. Imprescia NRC Youngstown, Ohio 44505 245 East 19th Street Raymond Arruda New York City, N.Y. 10003 Stephen E. Martin 6 Wilbur Avenue 12115 Northwood Drive North Dartmouth Len Kruse Upper Marlboro, Md. 20870 Massachusetts 02747 1675 Glen Oak St. Dubuque, Iowa 52002 J. Warren Routzahn Ronald J. Musco 206 North Forrest Street 16 Chestnut Drive George B. Sherman York, Pennsylvanie 17404 Windsor, Connecticut 06085 104 Pinewood Circle Rosemount, Minn . 55068 Roger W. Winsor Stephen S. Howe 718 N. Fremont Rd. 16 Windsor Road Warren Brown Valparaiso, In. 46383 Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 Ashaway, Rhode Island 02804 Charles PMohr,Jr Frank Wheeler G. Harley DeLeurere 32 Greenridge Ave. 6589 Wattsburg Rd P. 0. Box 10 White Plains, N. Y. 10605 Erie, Pa 16509 Hendricks,West Va. 26271

William B. Feidt Jerry Starr Charles Hrinko 8708 Contee Rd. Apt .14 196 Fox Street 2-33 30th Street Laurel, Maryland 20810 Hubbard, Ohio 44425 Fair Lawn, New Jersey 07410 BIBLE BROADCASTING NETWORK WYFQ AM 930 8030 Arrowridge Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28273-5604 (704) 522-0601

February 4, 1994

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Dr. Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Greetings from the Queen City of the South!! I enjoy receiving letters from DXers.? Thank you for your letter. All the informationon our programming is correct. The power output of WYFQ is 5,000 Watts daytime and 1;000 Watts at night. During the timeyou were tuned in Q was at 1,123 Watts. Enclosed you will find some "goodies" about WYFQ. Ifyou have any other questions please write or call.

Others for Him,

Carl Redemann Station Manager

BIM", WNNC 1 2 3 Radio STEREO 1230 AM "Total Radio for the Catawba Valley"

February 20, 1996

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit;

Congratulations-as per your letter, you did indeed receive WNNC 1230AM on February 12th, 1996 between 12 midnight and 12:30am. The Morse Code identification was ours.We were happy to work with DXer's across the country and glad that you can add us to your listof stations received. Good luck,and please consider thisconfirmationofyour reception.

Sincerely,

Dave Lingafelt General Manager

P 0. Box 940, Newton, NC 28658 phone 704/464-4041 fax 704/464-9662 From: Drew McLain IJoeeet #d, Program Director

Dear Mr. Geary,

Your reception of our Radio station seems amazing to me, seeing as I live 20 miles from the station and can't pick it up past 6:30 pm. Your reception of our sign off was correct. Miss Butler's name is Mitt as in Mystle, so don't feel bad, no one gets her name right.

Thank you for letting us know our signal is carring so far at night. We are a 5000 watt daytime, 500 watt pre -sunrise station. We sign -on at 6am. We sign -off at sunset.

Sincerely,

Drew McLain WTZQ/Program Director

dmc

717Greenville Highway Hendersonville,NC 28739 Telephone:704 / 693-7915 4500 North Tryon Street Charlotte, N.C. 28213

January 13, 1992

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnut, PA 18088

Dear Kermit: It was a pleasure to receive your letter informing us of your reception of WOGR on Tuesday, December 31, 1991. According to the transcript you included, I can verify that you did indeed hear our broadcast. We were transmitting at 2500 watts on a frequency

As a Christian broadcaster, I feel compelled to challenge the issues that have been ignored in the church for so long. One of these issues has been the toleration of racial separation. I am praying that eyes be opened in this area and that we who claim to be followers of Christ follow His example of love and equality for all men. Thank you for your comments and words of encouragement. Please tune us in again. Much success to you in your endeavors.

Sincerely,

Wayne Hammond

(704) 597-1540 AM 1200 10,000 WATTS-FULL TIME

Burlington, North Carolina

March 4, 1991 Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088 Dear Mr. Geary, I am so sorry you have not heard from us on your letter of December 1,1990.We thought wehad replied to y)u, we try to answer all mail from listeners , and we we re really glad to hearyou. All of the info us have sent us checks out,Pm so glad you could read us so well.This letter will confirm your re ception of o ar station on November 30, 1990, from 4:38Pivi to5:01PNI

I am also sending some material about our station . Thank you once again for listening to AM 1200. Yours t. a uly,

OLIN D. CAMP LL, P. D. (BIG "0")

Alamance Broadcasting Co., Inc. P.O. Box 900, Graham, N.C. 27253 Ph. (919) 227-4254 Offering Service To Over 1,000,000 People In North Carolina P.O. BOX 4477 EDEN, N.C. 27288 (919) 635-1366

November 2, 1988

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Dr. Walnutport, Pennsylvania

This letter is to confirm reception of our radio transmission by Kermit Geary in Walnutport Pennsylvania on 1130 Khz on the A.M. broadcast band at 6:44 p.m.,E.D.T. October 26,1988. According to WWMO station log the transmitter was operating at 2650 volts on the final stage plates at .505 amps, 3.43 antenna amps rendering 999 transmitting watts from a location .5 miles west of the Smith River in the North Spray section of Eden North Carolina. Thank you for your response to our station and may the Lord bless you.

Charles D. Silvey

Station Manager

"Rockingham County's only Christian Radio station serving Eden, Reidsville, Burlington, Greensboro, Danville, Va., and Martinsville, Va." e/ONTEMPORARY eHRISTIAN MUSIC

10,000 Watts AM 1030

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THIS LETTER WILL CONFIRM-/X/?. OF )466.01 ( ,,,..--Z/i(e-LjAa-yefe_,RECEPTION OF WNOW ON WNOW OPERATES WITH TEN THOUSAND WATTS OF POWER AS ADAYTIME STATION. WNOW IS CHARLOTTE'S CHRISTIANMUSIC STATION! THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPORT.

RAINBOW L. COWAN OFFICE MANAGER

ENCLOSURE

P.O. Box23509 Charlotte,N.C. 28212 (704)332-8764 W K K E, 1080 kiloHertz; Friday evening, December 4, 1992, 4:53 to 5:014 P.M., Eastern Standard Time:

4:53 to 4:56 P.M., Gospel song by a chorus of mixed voices.

4:56 to 5:00 P.M., Gospel song by a male vocalist and background chorus. One of the lines from the songwas, "Don't forget happy birthday".

5:00 P.M., Instrumental music for 25 seconds, followed by the closing announcement from WKKE, Saint Pauls, North Carolina, at 5:00 P.M.

After giving the name of WKKE'sowner, the announcer continued by saying: "W K K E operates on a frequency of ten -eighty kiloHertz with a power of 5,000 wattsas authorized by the Federal Communications Commission in Washington, D.C. Join us again tomorrow for another day of " (The signal faded during the last words of the announcement.) The announcement was concluded at 5:014 P.M.,and station WKKE left the air.

Please compare the above data withyour programming on the evening of Friday, December 4th, and if my report iscorrect, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of WKKEon 1080 kiloHertz. I would also like to know the power output ofyour transmitter at the time of my reception, if it is subject to critical hoursrestrictions. Your response to this request will be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes to you, sir, and to WKKE for continuedsuccess in broadcasting. I hope to enjoy further reception ofyour programs, particularly as the long winter nights provide for improvedlong-distance listening. I look forward to receiving your reply in confirmation ofmy reception of WKKE, for which I thank you. All good wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Very truly yours,

711:21,17

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088 7 WitItitRadio

5,000 WATTS 1260 AM 919 - 625-2187 1115 EASTVIEW DRIVE ASHEBORO, N. C. 27203

OCTOBER 29,1991

KERMIT: THIS LETTER IS TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF WKXR-AM 1260 ON OCTOBER 23rd 1991. OUR TRANSMITTER OPERATES ON 5000 WATTS DAYTIME AND 500 WATTS AT NIGHT. AT THE TIME OF YOUR RECEPTION WE WERE OPERATING AT 5000 WATTS. ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND A FACT SHEET ON OUR AREA OF NORTH CAROLINA AS WELL AS YOUR TAPE OF WKXR.

BEST WISHES, 1

ED SWICEGOOD, PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER (104AV) W 5r+ -e- c

LAMBERT AND ANTHONY

20 January 1996

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

in re: Letter 960'117 Reception report Berean Baptist Church

Dear Mr. Geary

Pastor Ron Baity of Berean Baptist Church has contacted me (and forwarded the letterconcerning your reception report of station WPIP. Our firmis WPIP's engineering counsel of record. Enclosed please find a map showing the normally protected (0.5 mV/m, F(50,50) nighttime contourof WCBS New York, the absolute position of your receiving post, and the calculated F(50,10) 0.1 mV/mskywave contour of WPIP. Frankly, we are astonished that you could copy WPIP at all although you mentionedthat you were using an Adcock antenna or a high performance ferriteH -field antenna.

As an aside, I had a Sony SRF-100 AM stereo receiver that would null out WAYShere in Charlotte (610 kc) perfectly and I could hear other stations holding the radio in variousodd positions. Unfortunately, my poor little Sony went to my ex-wife in the divorceproceeding.(This is a littlebit like the old management tactic of "when you want to fire someone, give them everything except the onething they want.")

I haven't even heard the Hammarlund word in 10 years (I am 35).Frankly, a radio receiver with 18 valves boggles the mind. (Then again, I had a Kenwood KT -917 FM tuner (stolenfrom me in 1989) with a nine gang tuning condenser - two for the local oscillatoralone!)

Also, I am quite flattered by your remarks about WPIP's.signal quality. This is noaccident. We are using a Gates BC -1(T?) which is the tall one with theholes in the bottom. The valve lineup consists 3330's (with the. pyrolytic. ;...;ix type 867,7; (two 1-cr ano four tor Inuoulator drive) and a couple of 12BY7's in the crystal oscillator and firstbuffer. This transmitter has been modified extensively including the installation of modern solid state rectifiers, polypropylene /polystyrene (where voltage permits) condensers, and metallised film (established reliability) resistors. Thistransmitter is high level plate modulated AM.

The "modification" consists of putting a 500 ohm 200 watt adjustable resistor in series withthe B+ leading to the modulatior's audio blocking choke (about 50 henries). The final amplifier isoperated at 2500 vdc but the modulators are operated at 2,900 vdc. We can fit under the NRSC RF mask evenat 140% modulation (positive).

Our transmitting antenna is the folded unipole type with three symmetrical feedlinesrunning the entire length of the tower. Shorting bars permit us to tune the 200' tower's resistance to50 ohms, and the remaining inductive reactance is tuned out with a single vacuum variable condenser. Theimpedance

ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE IN DEVOTIONAL SERVICE 2613CRAIG Avg CONCORD, NORTHCAROLINA 28027 704-786-8874 -2 - bandwidth is excellent, varying only one or two ohms within our alloted channel.

We think our audio quality is rather crummy, as BellSouth still cannot get a quiet programmelink between our studios on Thomasville Road and the transmitter site downtown. There is apersistent 8000 hz squeal. This year, we will be installing Marti STL's and fire BellSouth.I've simply given up on them. Our audio processing consists of the CRL Audio Preparation Processor, and the middle one,but in lieu of their output processor, we are using Inovonics equipment for peak limiting and bandwidthcontrol.

In answer to your question, you definiteiy received WPIP.I am astonished that you didn't also receive WBLU (or whatever it is now) at Smith Mountain Lake, (Moneta) Virginia, also on880 kc.

The only other time I have ever received a letter like yours were from two independent DX clubs in New Zealand who heard my client KGOL Humble (Houston) Texas. My ex-wife insiststhat she heard the FM station in Charlotte on 104.7 me at a rest area 30 miles into Virginia on Interstate95.I once received WGBF Evansville, IN (1280) in Greensboro, NC perfectly for about four minutes.Once, one of my dearest friends (we've known each other since 8th grade)and our attorney were sitting in his parent's basement and instead of receiving channel 4 from Chapel Hill, we received channel 4 fromLos Angeles. It is also usual in April to see KPRC-TV Houston (video only) completely overtaking WFMYGreensboro on channel 2. Somewhere I have video tape of this.

Well,I must be off to WOGR Charlotte to put tower 1 into nondirectional operation (tower 2, the other tower, has been the nondirectional tower so we could build #1's atu during thedaytime.) Tower 2 has a massive kink in it and it is about to fall.

Thank you again for your letter, and have a safe, prosperous, and blessed year.

In His service,

York David Anthony

:dya 960120:1703 Norman Communications Group wsrc P. 0. Box 550 1010 Albemarle, N. C. 28002-0550 WZKY AM STEREO 1580 WABZ-FM 100.9 Stereo

27 September 1995

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa 18088

Dear Kermit:

This letter serves as confirmation of your 1010 WSPC reception report of January 6, 1995.

At the time of your reception, between 4:57 p.m. and 5:07 p.m., the station was operating at a power of 1000 watts.

Thank you for letting us know about the reception, and we hope to hear from you again in the future.

Sincerely,

(/v/O'1411W,A-1 William Norman, Jr. President and General Manager

Phone 704-983-1580*Fax 704-983-1436 HE RADIO 1000AM BOX 755, GARNER, N.C.27529 (919) 833-3324

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Dear Kermit:

Thank you for your report of reception of WHCH on December 23, 1987. We did air commercials for Frazier Shoes...and Hardin's Drug "Where you get discount prices just like your neighbors." I am not certain of the song that you heard played following those commercials.

It appears that your reception of WHCH was made possible by the fact that we were a minute or two later than the station in Dunn in signing -off that day.

Since your report, our AM call letters have been changed back to WBBO-AM and we continue to simulcast with our FM station. The FM station transmitter was recently moved to a site near Tryon. N.C. which tripled our coverage area. The format is now a mixture of jazz and light contemporary called "The Breeze."

Maybe you'll have the opportunity to hear the station as WBBO in the near future.

11y,

Pat Nanney Assistant Manager

West Main Street, Forest City, N.C.28043 Phone:(704) 245-4205 e ve got youtalking! AM 1460 AM 990

September 23, 1994

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter verifies your reception of Radio Station WQBK-AM on December 8, 1993 from 5:30pm to 9:07pm. At the time you picked up our station we were operating at 122 watts at 1460 on the dial.

Best regards,

c-AcI\C.C`el\5.2) Dane Adams

Post Office Box 489 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 919-552-1460 eentertain the thought! AM 1460 AM 990

November 14, 1994

Mr.Kermit Geary 1266Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

DearMr.Geary:

This letter verifies your reception of Radio Station WEEB1460AM onDecember 8, 1993 from 5:30pm to 9:07pm. At the time you picked up our station we were operating at122 watts at1460on the dial.

Best regard?s, Ltk Dane Adams

Post Office Box 489 Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 919-552-1460 April 17, 1992

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18083

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter is to confirm your reception of WGCR Radio on 720 kiloHertz.

WGCR (Gospel Carolina Radio) is owned and operated by Anchor Baptist Broadcasting and is located in Pisgah Forest, North Carolina.

Thank you for the time you spent writing us. If ever in the area, drop by the station!!

May God richly bless you and yours.

Until His Return, cd- CaAziirin Randy C. Barton General Manager.

RCB/rrb

P.S. Enclosed please find identification of WGCR. AM MR UV/ME UMW I= =I MI AM MMMINIMIA V AWN IMO Ma ='Min MIME ME P.O. BOX 1200 w AWE - w 11. MI V - WEE Mk

MEM =11 I , T GOLDSBORO, N.C. 27533-1200 "MI MI AR MEW MEM MMIIICaULAM MEM AMIli VW =MK MM. (919) 734-1300 Studio (919) 736-7700 Offices

December 12, 1990

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, ?A 18088

D X Report

Dear hermit:

By this letter, we hereby verify your reception report of WFXN at your location on December 5, 1990.

Your report is DOERECT in all respects.

Our S A power level is 500 watts, our DAYTIME power is 1000 watts, and our NIGBITIBE power is a whaoopin' 50 watts. thanks for listening, and thanks for writing. And, ilierry 0hristmas to you and yours.

)'incerely

Don Smith, General Manager

DS/s 1030 radio 509000 watts stereo SERVING EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA RALEIGH -DURHAM METRO AREA

March 2, 1990

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter verifies your reception of Radio Station WFTK-AM on 11/16/89, 11/17/89, and 11/20/89. When you heard our station, we were operating at 50,000 Watts at 1030 on your dial.

Sincerely,

Max Mathis Manager

NM/PP

DURHAM CREEDMOOR BUTNER RESEARCH TRIANGLE (919) 528-2575 RALEIGH WAKE FOREST GARNER CARY FUOUAY-VARINA WENDELL ZEBULON (919) 781-1030

Mail: WFTK Radio .P.O.1 Box 1030 Creedmoor, NC 27522/ UPS: WFTK Radio Highway 56 & I-85 at Shelliotts Plaza, Suite 4 Creedmoor, NC 27522 WMYT RADIO STATION Suite 105 wM Y T, 1180 kiloHertz; 721 MarketSt Saturday morning, April 7, 1990, Wilmington, N.C. 28401 7:01 to 7:20 A.M., Eastern Daylight Time; 7:01 A.M., Announcement of "Christian Radio at 1180 AM; this is the Station that serves you, Mighty 11-80, W M Y T." 7:011 A.M., Announcement: "Your favorite programs on AM Radio, Mighty 11-80, W M Y T, Carolina Beach- Wilmington, North Carolina." 7:02 to 7:07 A.M., Instrumental music featuring the piano. 7:07 A.M., Promotional announcement of a half-hour program on W M Y T, Mighty 11-80, on Saturday at 9:30 A.M. 7:071 A.M., Comment about the Supreme Court. Announcement of a program heard on Friday at 8:30 A.M. and at 1:30 P.M. on WM Y T, Mighty 11-80. 7:08 to 7:12 A.M., Song: "Near the Cross", by a female vocalist. 7:12 A.M., Announcement of the Word of Life on WMYT, Mighty 11-80. 7:13 A.M., Announcement of a program heard Mondays through Fridays "on W M Y T, Mighty 11-80, Wilmington, North Carolina." 7:14 A.M., Promotional program announcement. 7:141 A.M., Announcement by a woman. 7:15 to 7:19 A.M., Gospel song by a group. 7:19 A.M., Announcement of a missionary program. The announcer said: "Find out more about this worldwide missionary outreach. Tune is each Monday through Friday at 7:15 A.M here on W 1I Y T, Mighty 11-80." 7:191 A.M., Announcement of a program of meditation at 2 P.M. on WMYT.

Please compare the above data with your programming on the morning of Saturday, April 7th, and if my report is accurate, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of WffIT on 1180 kiloHertz. would also like to know the power output of your transmitter. Your attention to this request will be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes to WMYT and its Personnel for the successful operation of your new station for the greater glory of God. I hope that Christian Radio "Mighty 11-80" will be a blessing to the listeners in the greater Wilmington area, and I hope to hear your broadcasts frequently in the future. I look forward to receiving your reply in confirmation of my reception of WMYT, for which I thank you.

Very truly yours, 14&I Kermit Geary r,vr/4,02pa 1266 Riverview Drive MOT RADIO STATION Walnutport, PA 18088 Suite 105 721 Market St. Wilmington, N.C. 28401 MOONGLOW BROADCASTING CO., INC.

301 West Main Street Spindale, N.C. 28160

704/287-5150 704/287-5151 raleztcht /f9d /Pimblitt t.94,515 k eon t;4e4Aromit Q/.45 ,otaitAt 5( 11.144J 6) tN1 1;4. /If, 6s ok Attit, itigamdzi, 04IA,/fOa J//9 71126 eititc4 J attt. nidAtA) akeyi,J6,4) au its&c) I/Le Alia) Yeti:a., at, ti 7t, Xedizik dm/ Yleuailtit il a atut ,41L kgad1 Ate)/ erel %11 tx, Oat s,Y)) rat AJ WJHB 1480 AM

DX LISTENING POST KERMIT GEARY 1266 RIVERVIEW DRIVE WALNUTPORT, PA 18088

1-12-91

Dear Kermit;

WJHB was very happy to receive your letter and the feeling is shared by all of the staff...I have showed your letter to various friends and advertisers...your verfication was perfect to the last word on our sign off. On that Friday night we signed off early for tube replacement or we might have missed each other on the radio waves...(Smile)

We have since changed some of our tubes to solid state and hope for better transmitting with this change.

As I said above, yes you were right on the programming 'of WJHB 1480 kiloHertz...Our power is 500 watts pge sunrise and 1000 watts until we sign off...WJHB is licensed to cut power and transmit at 250 watts post sunset but at this time we are signing off at 5:30pm

Again thanks for making my Holiday a great time in knowing my station is reaching far and wide...

People like you make owning a station worth the longgggg hours and hard work I have come to have asa best friend. Your life does sound most interesting and best of luck in hearing all the stations.

Regards!

Kelly Ja Arnsan BroadcastingCompany WJHB Radio Station PO Box 774 Fair Bluff, NC 28439

P.O. BOX 774 FAIR BLUFF, NORTH CAROLINA 28439 TELEPHONE (919)649-6272 WIST "Station Of The Stars" 1480 AM 5732 North Tryon Street Charlotte, NC 28213 (704) 598-1480 Fax (704) 596-6939

Kermit Geary Walnutport, PA

Dear Mr. Geary,

This is to confirm your report of hearingWIST 1480 AM on the morning of February 5, 1996. that time WIST at that time is playing asatellite feed from Dallas, Texas at (ABC/SMN/Stardust) and the programming is heard on manyaffiliates throughout the much country. You were most definitelytuned to WIST however as you described of our local insertions.

Thanks for making to effort to tune inWIST:

Cordially,

Scott Scarbrough Operations Manager

Charlotte's Paul Harvey News Station "A Hickory Radio Tradition" WIRCHICKORY

February 26, 1996

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit;

Congratulations- as per your letter, you did indeed receive WIRC 630AM on February 19th, 1996 between 12midnight and 12:30am. The Morse Code identification was ours.We are glad that you can add our other AM station to your listof stations received.Good luck, and please consider this confirmation of your reception.

Sincerely,

Dave Linga General Manager

Post Office Box 938 Hickory, NC 28603 Phone 704/322-9472 Fax 704/464-9662 AS":14- TIONAP

RPM AAP 40.ISM WEIR-RM STEREO MXIMS% December 19, 1995 OSSIEW:cP

omwoommeMBR,M3 Kermit Geary V'414,:igiter.s.m.41m* 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

This letter will confirm your reception of WETR, Entertainment Radio,on 83:(I kHz on December 13, 1995.

The program items you listed are consistent withour programming schedulei . ; that day.

WETR operates in AM stereo with a power of 50,000 watts during the day. operate 24 hours per day. Our signal reaches 55 counties of North Carolina4p, Virginia. rear

Thank you for sending us your reception report. Best of luckto you in your listening endeavors. ".,01:0

Sincerely, olark ,5,04 Grady Bingham Chief Engineer

GB/alb

WETR-8M azarr 'SP%

3738 High hint Rood

Greensboro, NC 27407

Phone: 910-854-B830

Fox: 910-0S4-3233

tirk PaddusFIT CrD.?.1 "Broadcasting For Gospel Classics The King Of & Programming Kings"

70 Adams Hill Rd. Asheville, North Carolina 28806 - (704)252-1380 FAX (704) 259-9427

TO: KERMIT GEARY

FROM: TONY MAYNOR OF THE KING'S RADIO, WKJV

DATE: JANUARY 20, 1997

SUBJECT: RESPONSE TO LETTER

In responce to your letter and recording made on Wednesday, November 20, 1996, we confirm this signal you heard is The King's Radio, 1380 WKJV. WKJV is a 5,000 Watt Daytime Non -Directional station, operating with 1,000 Watts of Directional Power in the evenings and overnight. At 6:00 AM EST we broadcast at 1,000 Watts of Non -Directional Power, To give you an idea of our format, we operate 24 hours with Gospel Classics and Christian Programming, with which our music rotation consists of the Top 40 SouthernGospel Selections, Church Choirs, Oldies, Bluegrass, and Local Talent. We also would like to take this moment to thankyou for the information sent in the mail. If we can ever be of assistance to you, feel free to write or give us a call at (704) 252-1380, or send us a fax at (704) 259-9427. Also it goes without saying that the purpose for being on the airwaves in NC is to "PreserveOur Biblical Heritage". In conclusion, we would like to ask you a final question. Have you ever been saved and do you know the Lord Jesus Christ as your personal Savior?

Sincerely yours,

Tony Maynor Manager RADIO 1070 AM If* Poimia'a 13e6t Mole Stautut N 4), tvE 2 0,

07- c-o7ft- wSos 07-1 =De,.0-(_.,. .2__D) /FF5 ncP. 0. Box 1748 1300 Lila Drive Laurinburg, N. C. 28352 (919) 276-1300

December 28, 1988

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit:

This letter is a confirmation of your reception of WLNC Radio (1300 khz), Laurinburg, North Carolina. After listening to your tape, you had a clear WLNC in my voice in the commercial you mentioned is for Nic's Pic Kwik Convenience Stores of Laurinburg.

I am personally happy to find that there are still people like you listening to AM radio as I personally feel it will be coming back in the near future. I have been a broadcaster for approximately 20 years and love working in AM. It offers us a lot more freedom than the "tightly controled" FM formats of today's mechanical sounding radio.

It was a pleasure to meet you when you stopped by on your way to Florida.

For your information, WLNC operates on 1300 khz with a power of 500 watts from 6:00 a.m. until local sunset. Our transmitter is a Gates MW -1 operating on low power at 500 watts.

Again, thanks for your interest in WLNC and AM radio.

//'4401 Rober GiFee Program Director, WLNC Radio Laurinburg, NC 28352 YOUR MUSIC STATION

February 28, 1990

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary: This letter verifies your reception of Radio Station WLLE AM 57 on December 22, 1989 from 5:59 and 7:00 AM.

Si cerely,

Henry lora7--cr WLLE AM 57

Post Office Box 190 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 1550 WCLY THE TRIANGLE GOSPEL MUSIC SOURCE 647 Maywood Ave. Raleigh, North Carolina 27603 Phone (919) 821-1550

February 28, 1990

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to verify that your reception of Radio Station WCLY on Wednesday evening, November 15, 1989 from 5:50 to 6:04 p.m. eastern standard time.

Best Wishes.

Yours in Christ

F anklin Sugg- WC Program Director 704-433-1498 Ephesians 4:29 704-433.1499 760 AM Wei STEREO "Western Carolina's Inspiration Station"

MR. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter verifies your reception of radio station W C I S A -M on November 15th, 1988 from 5:08 to 5:16 P -M. Duringthe times listed, we were broadcasting at 500 watts on 760 kilohertz.

Sincerely,

H.H. Lindsay. Jr. Music Director WCIS-AM, Morganton

American Beacon Broadcasting, Inc. P.O. Box 2798 Morganton, North Carolina 28655 WBAG A PART Of YOUR LIFE

January 7 1991

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa 18088

Dear Sir: It was wonderful to learn that you picked up WBAG's signal recently. Sometimes we wonder if we're lust covering Burlington. We are a 1,000 KW station and, at the time you received us, we were at our 500 watt pre -sunrise level, So I'm really amazed, I'm enclosing some literature including our coverage map. Our 05 MV/M contour cover about a 40 mile radius.

Thanks for listening.

Sincerely,

M 2nrorl P. 5P11 Operational Manager--WBAG

MPB bhp

Falcon Communications inc. 236 N. Mebane St. P.O. Box 2450 e Burlington, N.C. 27216 WAUGAM50 Stereo

SAINT AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE RADIO February 6,1989

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Re: Confirmation of broadcast

Dear Mr. Geary:

First, let me say how much I enjoyed meeting you, sir, during your visit to our station on November 2nd of last year. I found our conversation inspiring.

Next, please allow me to apologize for being so late in sending you this confirmation of your reception of our transmission. As you can imagine, from November through the springtime is probably the most important, if not the busiest period in broadcasting.

After hearing your tape, and your transcript, let this letter officially serve as WAUG-AM's confirmation of your reception of our signal on September 19th, 1987, from 7:25pm to 7:30:30pm Eastern Daylight Time. We here at WAUG-AM want to wish you and the DX Listening Post all of the best, and much continued success.

By the way, I'm keeping the letter and the stamp your sent for my files. I found both to be, once again, "inspiring".

God bless you.

Sincerely,

b0 \N)ijgli\

Cash Michaels Program Director, WAUG-AM

1315 Oakwood Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610-2298 (919) 755-0750 55WDRV

July 13, 1992

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

It certainly was a pleasure reading your letter dated April 8th. 55DRV is officially licensed as WAME. We operate a non -directional signal at 550kHz at a power of 500 watts. At legal sunset we reduce power to 53 watts.

As chief engineer, I certainly was pleased to read that the audio quality of your reception was excellent. From your letter, it certainly looks like you have no grounding problem.

We are currently investigating the possibility of an increase of daytime and nighttime power. Our main transmitter is a Harris MW -1A. It has the capability of powering up to 1000 watts.

Best wishes and continued success in your listening endevours.

Sincerely,

r

\*"....--212 SIGNAL HILL DRIVE STATESVILLE. N.C. 28677 704/872-0956 WACB 860 AM Radio 209 Main Ave. Dr. SE Taylorsville, NC 28681 (704) 632-4621

6-20-96

Mr. Geary,

This is to confirm that we do indeed have an obituary column of the air and that you heard it that far away!!! We appeeciate you taking the time to write to us and tell us what you heard. On January 14, 1996 we surely did the obituary for Mr. McDaniel and Mrs. Ruth Pennell.

Our nightime power is 7 watts and carried farther than we thought! Thank you for coming by.

Brenda S. Bumgarner WACB/Wtlk Apple City Broadcasting CLAY CLINE, General Manager

550ott plotdid

IREDELL BROADCASTING COMPANY P. 0. Box 1027 -:- TRiangle 2-2455 STATESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Feb. 21, 1958

Kermit Gearly R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Sir:

This is to verify your reception of Radio Station W D B M on 550 Kcs. Your report dated Jar. 20, 1958 at 5:00 to 5:29 AM EST was checked and found to be correct. Thank you very much for this reception report.

Yours very truly,

://

Fred Ostwalt Jr. OeE.

PO/ItOtt it&adFa!itlit _<10tIlie& CW%

January 20,1982

Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary: You may use this letter to confirm your DX report of WDLV, Pinehurst, North Carolina. Your report of our programming was perfect. For your information WDLV signed on the air on March 25,1980. It transmitts with a two -tower 1/4 wave directional antenna system with one null bearing 280°. The facility is located about two miles south of Pinehurst. A check of our horizontal plane radiation shows a field in your direction at one mile of approximately 250 milavolts/meter. Our transmitter is a Gates BC -1G. Audio processing includes a Dorrough D.A.P. (Discriminent Audio Processor) and a radio shack equalizer modified to provide a balanced 600 ohm output.

Thank you for your report. I will post it on the station's bulletin board.

Sinc /*Q.

William R. Gaston President

DONALD A. STAFFORD - GENERAL MANAGER P. 0. Box 1677, Southern Pines, N. C. 28387, (919) 692-6887 C!, P.O. Box 2169 Durham, N.C. 27702 (919) 683-1490

1.1r. Kermit Geary RD4,Box 321 Wainutport, PA 18088

Dear Ar. Geary,

Wea are pleased to confirm your reception report ofWDUR from Walnutport, PA. JDUR operates 250 watts night powerand 1000 watts day power into a353foot tower.

Yours truly,

James J. Davis Contract Engineer

am/ RADIO STATION 634-2177 5000 WATTS - 1520 KC WDSL P. 0. BOX 404 - MOCKSVILLE, N. C. 27028

February 19, 1969

Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 21 Box 298 Walnutport, Pa. Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you. for your report of hearing WDSL on February 121 1969 from 5:47 until 6:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time.

WDSL operates on 1520 KHZ, with a maximum power output of 5,000 watts. At the time of your recep- tion were were operating on 1,000 watts of power.

Thank you again for your report.

Very truly yours, RADIO STATION WDSL

Darrell Smith Chief Engineer DS/cf

308 North Main Street Post Office Box 669 Monroe, North Carolina 28110 (704) 289-9444

December 7, 1983

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary :

We received your letter, and are happy to send a reply confirming your reception of WDEX on 1430 AM, on December 3rd and 4th.

Thank you for your interest in WDEX.

Sincerely,

Bob Watkins General Manager w 1340 KC T ROBESON BROADCASTING CORPORATION 250 WATTS S EUIvIBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA B

PAUL MOYLE GENERAL MANAGER

June 12, 1946

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your reception report of June 8 from 2:53 AM to 3:37 AM EST. Your reports checks with our log and we are pleased to verify it.

WTSJj normally operates from 6:30 AM to 11:15 PM EST. We have not as yet established a definite "Frequency Check" schedule; at present we are on every morning. from 3:55 to 4:05.

Our transmitter isa modified Tempco, with a *wave Windcharger tower. Thespeech equipment is Raytheon.

Thank you again foryour report. We will be pleased to hear from you again.

Very truly yours,

\NIT. "illiam F Rogers Chief Engineer MAMMOTH RADIO IN EASTERN CAROLINA

1560 ON YOUR DIAL PHONE (919) 293-7861

April 17, 1972

Mr. Kermit Geary R. D.2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

All of us here at WTRQ wish to thank you for your reception report. It was most helpful as we were interested in learning about our signal quality and strength.

Very truly yours,

Clay Scott Chief Engineer

CS:rp

Quinn Broadcasting Co. P. 0. Box 565 Warsaw, North Carolina 28398 FRANCIS M. FITZGERALD PRESIDENT

CARROLL OGLE weal GEN. MGR. eve y s station in green sboro -high point

P. 0. BOX 6626 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 272-5121 Nrch

Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 298 WUnutports Pa.

Dr Mr. Geary

Thial 14= verify '.eceptiorg of Radio Station WM on. tbe no7Ling of Mmaay, 4, 1963,, from 4:30- 5:00 m 1510 KC,

We evaroc:lato you7='-reo13:ptioA report very mnel4

1,77 trAly youro4,

Gemsral Nenager

CTOTaz Radio Station 1240 KILOCYCLES 250 WATTS ----FULL TIME

IanC WHITEVILLE BROADCASTING COMPANY,INc. TELEPHONE 120 WHITEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM WORLD TRANSCRIPTION SERVICE WILLIAM HOLM GENERAL MGR.

July 11th, 1946

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.-L. #2, Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

This is to confirm your reception of our third equipment test broadcast on the morning of July 3rd.Your report is correct. It is indeed gratifying to know that our signals reach out so far. Your report is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely yours,

944/111.114-1-251/144 Truman Brock, Chief Engineer MGM BROADCASTING CORPOUTION RADIO STATION WGAS 627 DAVIS PARK ROAD SOUTH GASTONIA, N.C. August 28, 1959 A. Clay Groves Cheif Engineer W G A S Radio

Mr Kermit Geary R.D. 2 Box 298 Walnutport, Penn.

Dear Sir ; Thank you very much for your repOrt and interest on our new Radio Station. We were pleasantly suppriaed to hear from such a distance. Our transmitter is a Gates B -C* -1T kicked down to 500 watts. Our final Amps. are a pair of paraell 833 A's Mods. are P.P.833A's The Ant. is a .29 wave length base feed steel tower overall length 208 ft. Our frequency is 1420 K.C. From the log at the time you heard us ,our frequency monitor showed our frequency 2cps low. On behalf of the management and the entire staff of W G A S ,We sin- cerly thank you. We of W G A S are ,

Very Sincerly Yours;

3

rov Chief Engi er 5 0 0 Watts :560 Kilocycles %Ur IRGIMIA !!ftH 13 Atlantic UFFOLK

ACE Y --ececay

Ar- WRA7EAR:F com3 WES suNDORY MURFREESBORO MAPLErom I I [Anima winro1_ 1000LAM) AHOSKIE

oOFi Lmou WGAI vfmron (Ammon P. 0. Box 426 -4084). Kramer Building ot.,,urS 151,SMO ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA aaattt es=g I/ MIET

MEW MOSE g 0.

March 24, 1948

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary, Thank you very much for your fine and complete report on reception of our test program March 8, 1948. I wish to verify that your reception report is correct 1,,ith the program log. Very truly yours, RADIO STATION WGAI

Bob Bingham General Manager BB/es

Owned and Operated by The Advance, Inc., Publishers of The Daily Advance Affiliate J. S. YOUNTS, President JOHN MARE, Vice. 'President MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM DAVID R. GRACE, 'Director OLIVER R. GRACE, 'Director Member ELIZABETH M. YOUNTS, Secretary - Treasurer ASSOCIATED PRESS

One Thousand Watts - 1360 Kilocycles THE SANDHILL COMMUNITY BROADCASTERS, INC. * SOUTHERN PINES, NORTH CAROLINA

October 18, 1949

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Pir. Geary:

Thank you for your excellent reception report. This letter will serve as a verification of October 2, 1949.

W E E B is completely Gates equipped, including a Gates 1D transmitter. It is one of the few such transmitters still in operation but has proved very satisfactory. I am sorry that I did not answer your previous reception reports. The letters must have been lost as I looked through our files, but could not find them. Here's hoping that you have continued success in your DX reports. 73' S

Melvin Kushner Chief Engineer MK/fs

Friendly Voice of the Sandhills - X180 IOOo WATTS YOUR 0101

g/X a114cfratirb DRAWER 99 gdiatny,71e OWNED AND OPERATED BY MID -CAROLINA BROADCASTING COMPANY C. H. WENTZ. PRES. KERR CRAIGE RAMSAY. VICE-PRES. T. W. BORLAND. TREAS. JOHN SMITH. MANAGER November 5, 1948

Dear Sir: This is to verify your reception of our signal on the date of

7"e regret the delay in answering. Incidentally, if you have received an earlier verification please disregard.

Thanks again for sending us this information.

Cordially,

THE FYLILY ST. TION

n Smith, Manager 1000 WATTS 1010 KC WELS FARMERS BROADCASTING SERVICE. Inc Box 81 KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA

Dec. 3, 1950

Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Penna.

Dear Mr. Geary;

We received your report of Sept. 17, 1950 some time ago but couldn't get to it until now. The report was checked against the station log and found to be accurate.

This letter will verify the fact that you heard WELS on the morning of Sept. 17, 1950 between the hours of 3:18 AM and # 3:36 AM EST.

Thank you very much for taking the time to write and hope that next time we won't be so long in answering.

Sincerely,

Al Mian Ch. Eng.

"Eastern Carolina's Most Powerful Station" WIMPRADIO 1130 - P. O. BOX 1130, NEWLAND. N.C. 28657 PHONE (704)733-0188

xe.rmit &..ary 1266 Riverview Drive WalnutPort, PA 18088

WGOC P. 0. Box 1369 Mr. Ge,,aryl Kingsport, TN This is to confirm that the receptionYOUreported is WLRV P. 0. Box 1380 in agreement with our program log for that daY and time; Lebanon, VA Sundayl February 2791983 from 7:15-7:18am. We are pleased WCBR P. 0. Box "0" that our signal reaches such a distance under special Richmond, KY circumstances. WBZF-FM Drawer 0 Richmond, KY Thank You for Your interest,

Station Manager WJTP Radio

J. T. PARKER BROADCASTING CORPORATION 1340 KILOCYCLES : 250 WATTS

Ceti co- I2e goath" JOHN P. RABB, Owner LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA MARCH 25, 1947

MR. KERMIT GEARY P.F.D. #2 WALNUTPORT, PENNA. DEAR SIR:

THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR YOUR REPORT ON THE RECEPTION OF W. J. R.I., LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA.

THIS CONFIRMS AND VERIFIES YOUR REPORT AS BEING CORRECT ACCORDING TO OUR LOG AT THE TIME INDICATED.

ANY FUTURE COMMENTS WILL BE WELCOMED. WE ARE ON THE AIR WITH DAILY PROGRAMS STARTING AT 5 A.M., UNTIL 11 P.m. ON SATURDAYS UNTIL 12:55 P.M.

SINCERELY,

JOHN P. RABB KB GENERAL MANAGER 710 ON YOUR DIAL - 1000 WATTS

April 17, 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary PFD 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to confirm your report con- cerning reception of our equipment tests on 710 kc on the morning of April 14, 1947.

Thank you for the very kind interest you have shown in our station. We hope you will be among our listeners when we go on the air with regular program tests April 22.

Very truly yours,

sS Ka-bCJs..A.) L. C. Davis, Chief Ender Station WTOB bbf 105 W. ANDREWS ST. PHONE 6-5537

BURLINGTON -GRAHAM BROADCASTING COMPANY BURLINGTON, N. C. WFNS WFNS-FM 1000 Watts 93.9 Meg. 1150 ICc.

Burlington,N. C. Oct. 4, 1948

Mr. Kermit Geary

Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Lear Sir:

Thank you for your report of receiving Anb inyour locality. Your resume of programs heard on our station was accurate in every detail and I hope this will serve as a verification on your report.

Again, I wish to thank you for your report.

sincerely you

Care _aylor hief Engineer

Member North Carolina State Network 1000 WATTS 860 KILOCYCLES

here 17arm oney iginates DIAL MA 8-4781 BOX 492 CAROLINAS BROADCASTING CO.. INC.

FAIRMONT. N. C. Jan. 9, 1963

Mr. Kermit Geary Route 2, Box 298 1ialnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your letter and interest in reporting to us the reception of our station in Pennsylvania.

I have compared the data which you included in your letter with our station log and you were certainly tuned in to ',TE'MO. Je are very proud of this and I hope you will continue your fine work.

Thanks again for your interest.

Sincerely yours,

RADIO =ION ITFMO

6./ Joe Miles Chief Engineer

JCM/bj c

"Robeson County'sMostPowerful Voice" STUDIOS AND OFFICES :- HIGHWAY 41 NORTH 1000 Watts on 730 k 1WF M C Southern Radio 8< Television Corp. Goldsboro, N. C. November 10, 1951

Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Penna.

This is to verify your reception of WFMC on October 26, 1951, while we were conductiong equipment tests.

WFMC is an independent, daytimer, operating on 730 KC, 1000 watts, non directional. We will begin program tests Sunday November 11. TOBACCOLAND'S Thanks for your reception report, your interest, and your good TOP wishes. SALESMAN

IN W.W. Bridges THE Chief Engineer WWB/esr WORLD'S TOP

MEDIUM

Serving Carolina's Rich Coastal Plain t>%740-A.M. WM 95.9-F.M. MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. 28557 4030 ARENDELL STREET 12/8/80

MR. KERMIT GEARY

SUBJECT WYTH 740AM MOREHEAD CITY THIS IS TO VERIFY THAT THE INFORMATION ON OUR BRAODCASTOF SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22ND IS CORRECT::AS STATED IN YOURLETTER OF NOVEMBER 23RD -1980 THANKS FOR LETTING US KNOW YOU HEARD US!

(JTVERWIN TATIONAGt /7WYTH/WMBL FM ABC AFFELIATE - CBS - NBC

WORLD'S FOREMOST TOBACCO CENTER KINSTON BROADCASTING COMPANY KINSTON, N. C.

November 26,1951

Mr Kermit Geary R.D.# 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr Geary;

Thanks a million for your fine letter giving us the dope on your reception of our broadcast on Thursday , November 15,1951 at 2001 A.M. I want to congratulate you on your fine report.

It was certainly in detail and our Chief Engineer said that you were very exact in your re- port and also said that he could use a thorough man like you here.

The Turkey went to Corporal Joseph E. Sawyer , 766th AC & W. squadron , Limestone,Maine. The next distance from Kinston was Orlando , Florida and then Erie , Pennsylvania was third .I believe that fourth place was about tied up between you and Camden , N.J.

For your information we were operation on 1230 kilocycles with a power of 250 watts . We are going to 5000 watts about the first of the year so you should get us very well after that .I will appreciate it if you will deck me every now and then and let me know if we are consis- tantly getting into your range .

Thanks again for your fine letter and let the fellas up there know that welre on the air each night Monday thru Saturday, from 12:00 midnite unti1,2:00 am EST . Thakks again and best of luck.

Carl Caudill and the "MOONDIAL"

CBC/AR RADIO STATION WTNC THOMASVILLE, N. C.

1000 WATTS 790 KILOCYCLES

Oct. 23, 1947

Dear. Mr. Geary:

I received your letter of Sept. 21 and want to thank you for the information you sent on the redeption of our signal. Your loging of the program was correct hope you can tune us in again sometimes.

Sincerely, L. M. Sugg CB ,7/22.2'. WAKE BROADCASTING COMPANY WFVG FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C. 1460 KC 1460 KC

S. S. ADCOCK PRESIDENT LELAND B. NELSON V. P. AND GEN. MANAGER 8 March 1949

Mr. Kermit Geary

R.F.D. #2

Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary,

This letter will verify the transmission of a test program

on March the 5ta, between the hours of 4:50 AM and 5:00 AM EST.

We as yet do not know when we will begin regular broadcasting,

but do hope it will be soon.

Thanking you for the information received, I remain.

Yours truly,

John Kondracki CH. ENG.

Radio Station WFVG

Fuquay Springs, N. C.

P.S. Do you go to Shenandoah much? Thats My home town. Please confirm my reception of station WSRC, Durham. I shall be very happy to receive your reply, kindly verifying the fact that I heard your broadcast as reported in this letter. A 35stamp is enclosed for return postage. As proof that I was tuned to WSRC, I give the following log of the portion of your Sunday morning program to which I listened: WSRC, 1410 kc.; Sunday morning, January 19, 1958, 5:59 to 6:17 A.M., Eastern standard TiLe: 5:59 to 6:00 A.M. , "Star Spangled Banner". 6:00 A.M., Sign- On Announcement: "Good Morning. This is Radio Station WSRC in Durham, North Carolina, ". It was stated that WSRC is owned and operated by the (North?) Carolina Radio Corp., and operates on a frequency of 1410 kilo- cycles with a power of 1000 watts. The announcer said that WSRC now begina another day of broadcast activity. 6:02 A.M., Sunday morning Program of Gospel songs: 6:02 to 6:05 A.M., Gospel song. 6:05 A.M., Weather Outlook for North Carolina and vicinity. The present temperature was announced as 25 degrees, relative humidity 51,i;,as reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau at the Durham-lialeigh Airport. 6:06 to 6:09 A.M. "Shall We Meet at the ?", gospel song. 6:09 to 6:12 A.M., "Were You There when They Crucified My Lord?", gospel song. 6:12 A.M., Weather Outlook, same as at 6:05 A.M. 6:13 A.M., U. S. Air Force recruitin3 announcement. 6:14 to 6:17 A.M., Gospel song by a female singer and chorus.

Please compare the above data with your Station Log of this program for Sunday morning, January 19th, and if my report is correct, kindly send me a verification of my reception of WSRC, Durham, on 1410 kc. Your attention to this request will be greatly appreciated. Best wishes to you, M. Mayer, and to WSRC and its personnel for continued success in broadcasting. I hope to have the pleasure of hearing you again in the near future. Looking forward to receiving your reply in ani rmation of my reception, for which I thank you, I am,

Very truly yours,

Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnut port, pennsylvania. W 0 S 0 Channel One Radio 16 1ST AVENUE, N. E. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA 28601 (704) 328-1731

December 22, 1965 F C

GEORGE McGOVERN, General Manager 1000 Watts Non Directional

Mr. Kermit Gary R.F.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Sir:

We are in receipt of your December 13 letter.

Consider this varification as to your reception of WSPF radio schedule December 12, 1965.

Thank you for your interest in Ch 1 One Radio and w is possible, please tune in.

Sin

Geo o ern Gen ge

GRM:mhg

PIEDMONT BROADCASTING CO., INC. WTYN "Voice of Polk County" 250 WATTS THERMAL BROADCASTING COMPANY 1580 K.C.

BOX 1482 TRYON NORTH CAROLINA February 1, 1955

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Penn. Dear Mr. Geary: In answer to your letter of January 26, you hitit right on the head when you reported that you heard WTYN on Tuesday, Jan. 25th. We checked back on the log and found that that your schedule is correct. Thanks for the letter with the news that we reached you.We anpreciate knowing where we are going. Sincerely,

Mildred Allen,Allen, Manager WTX Y All Country 1540

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\J..)P\S \-erv2 bN ck1-4A3 e k , WGHB1250 AM COUNTRY MUSICWRQR94.3 FM STEREO ROCK

November 3, 1982

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa 18088

Dear Mr, Geary, This is to confirm your reception of radio station WGHB on 1250 KHZ, Friday, October 29, 1982. Our facility operates at a power of 5,000 watts day and 2500 watts nightime. At the time of your reception we were on the nightime pattern with daytime pattern switch at 7:15a.m with a three tower aaray. We are very proud of our clear signal here in Farmville, North Carolina, (pop 5,000). And WGHB has been on the air since December 12, 1959.

Best Wishes,

!L --Q 4.4v.2 L. Gene Gray President WGHB/WRQR-FM LGG/dkt

THE FARMVILLE BROADCASTING CO., INC. P. O. Box 229 - (919) 753-4122 Farmville, North Carolina 27828 TV CABLE 97.9 STEREO CH -4 CABLE FM

WGCR 720 AM

KERMIT GEARY NOVEMBER 20, 1985

1266 RIVERVIEW DRIVE

WALNUTPORT, PENNSYLVANIA

DEAR KERMIT,

THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER OF NOVEMBER 6 AND MAY I EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE

"LISTEN" AND THE LETTER.

WE ARE OPERATING A HARRIS SX-1A TRANSMITTER AT AN ASSIGNED POWER OF 1000 WATTS. WE

HAVE AN ORBAN "OPTIMOD' AUDIO PROCESSOR AND WE ARE USING A HARRIS MEDALIST CONTROL

BOARD IN THE CONTROL ROOM. WE HAVE A 250', "WORLD TOWER" ANTENNA AND ABOUT 40,000

FEET OF NUMBER 10 SOFT DRAWN COPPER WIRE AS A GROUND SYSTEM.

WE WENT ON THE AIR ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1985 AND WE HAVE CONINUALLY REACHED MORE LISTENERS

OVER A WIDER AREA, THAN WE ANTICIPATED.

AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR YOUR LETTER AND, INDEED, YOU WERE LISTENING TO WGCR, GREAT

COUNTRY RADIO, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND WE HOPE TO HEAR

FROM YOU IN THE FUTURE.

SINCERELY, 14515-LeabL_ KEITH E. COLE CO-OWNER

P.S.I SHOWED YOUR LETTER TO THE OWNER OF SONNY'S BADCOCK HOME FURNISHING CENTER,

OF BREVARD AND HE ASKED THAT I ENCLOSE HIS BUSINESS CARD WITH THIS LETTER.

105 MULL ARCADE BREVARD,NORTHCAROUNAM712 PHONE (704) 884.9427 Tabor City, N.C. November 18,1954

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2, Walnutport, Penn.

Dear Mr. Geary: It was a pleasure to receive your letter of Oct. 27, reporting reception of Station WTABIs regular scheduled pro- gram on th'Tt morning. Your resume of the program at that time, so far as I am able to compare with the program and operating log, is accurate. However we didn't make any log entries to the 1/4 min., ha ha. Many thanks for the splended report and may you rave many hours of enjoyment loging broadcasters.

XYi2:1*yours Arthur D. N x Chief Engineer

PS: Excuse the delayed answer. A.N. WSYD 1240 KILOCYCLES MUTUAL AFFILIATE oilat ...A( February 8, 1952

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

We are pleased to verify your reception of our equipment test, on Monday, February 4, 1952, on 1240 kc. You asked if we have a regularly scheduled Equipment Test or Freguency Check period? No, we do not have any regular schedule for these checks.

Thank you for your interest and your letter of February 4th and thank you very much for your kind wishes for our success.

Very truly yours,

44;1----161L RHE/ah Robert H. Eppergon, Chief Engineer

We SaveYOH Alla", " Rade()Stations

WGTL TELEPHONE 870 P. 0. BOX 128 870 ON THE DIAL ZUtotilfteded,z e. June 12, 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Wilnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary: Thank you for your letter of June7. This will verify your reception of our Equipment Test Broadcast. We appreciate your report.

Respectfully yours, RADIO STATIONWGTL

HAS:Jo A MUTUAL AFFILIATE 250wArre 1340 E. C.

STUDIOS IN 1.411/10

JAMES W. STEWART, GENERAL MANAGER FOSTER EDWARDS, ContbizEoma. MduvAoss May 28, 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania.

Dear Sir; In the beginning of this letter sir let me say that I'm sorry that the press of circumstances, and the work of getting our transmitter and studio operating properly, caused this delay in our sending confirmation of the program that you heard from this station on Feb. 15,1947, but I do hereby send you that confirmation.'..

in the event you are interested, here is the arrangement of studios,etc. at this station. We are using the whole upper floor of the Radio Bldg., which has been cut up into two very well constructed studios, one large control room, the rest being used for administration offices, as for program handling we are using two telephone lines from the studios to the transmitter which is located on Eagle Island about 5 miles fro*the heart of Wilmington, N.C. The program feeds through the usual jack board to a Western Electric type 23-C console from which the engineers can control the program level, the output of the console feeds a limiter stage, the output of which goes to the transmitter. The transmitter is a Western Electric 450A-1, using 6 type 242-c tubes in the final stage, in push-pull parallel, and having 250 watts output. We are using General Radio frequency and modulation percentage monitoring equipment and find that it is doing fine work. Thanking you for your letter and always glad to hear from you I remain, Yours Since //ly,

. an, Chief Engineer

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Towt 9-ayiyatz cstatiorz lot c./14u.lia and &War& WENDELL - ZEBULON RADIO COMPANY 540 KILOCYCLES ON INCORPORATED WENDELL - ZEBULON YOUR RADIO DIAL NORTH CAROLINA November 2, 1959

Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit;

Thanks alot for the letter. That was us that you received. Hope tnis letter and a coverage map will be sufficient:_for verification. Again, Thanks.

Kind st regards al ays,

mie E. Creekmore WETC - Announcer & Sales Represenative January 20, 1984

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Needless to say, I am delighted to confirm that the signal you heard from WGSP on Saturday evening, January 7, 1984, Eastern Standard Time, did in fact originate here in Charlotte, NC.

You did hear us loud and clear as your tape obviously proves and this is further confirmed by the exact verbage you used in the letter I received dated January 9, 1984. We have been on the air since June 22, 1983, with our "Great Sounds of the Past" and have fought very hard to put together an effective format that would please the market. Moreover, our engineer, Stu Albert, has put forth a great effort in upgrading our signal to have it perform with maximum efficiency within the specific limitation as set by the FCC. I am very proud of what Stu has done. I am hopeful that once again in the near future, we can grace the airways of Walnutport, PA and offer to you my most sincere appreciation for the trouble you took to communicate with us in a most professional manner.

Best ishes and Good Luck,

Richard E. Tomlinson President

RET/ch

"Great Sounds of the Past" Golden Oldies and Beach At Its Best 219 East Boulevard Charlotte, North Carolina 28203 (704) 375-1310 oe'River Qall9 `Broadcasting Companj, Inc.

0 1000 WATTS REGIONAL CLEAR CHANNEL E Spruce Pine, N. C. DECEMBER 14, 55 1470 MR. KERMIT GEARY

RFD G, BOX 498

WALNUTPORT, JA.

IN CONFORMATION OF YOUR LETTER DECEMBER 5, 1955.

AM, RADIO STATION WTOE, WITH 1000 WATTS WAS TESTING ON 1470,

FROM 12;15 EST TO 1;45.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR LETTER, WTOE WILL BE ON AGAIN

THIS FRIDAY -SATURDAY DECEMBER 17, AT 14:15 AM.

OM N. COOPER MGR. W1%1 I Ir 1010 KILOCYLES /10,000 WATTS 106.9 MEGACYLES

April 140 1964

Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your letter reporting reception of WPGW Saturday morning, March 7, 1964, during our frequency check broadcast.

I regret the delay in answering your letter, but I trust this communication will be acceptable. We have been expecting any day now a print of a card pertinent to both of our stations, howevet at this writing these cards have not been received. I am there fore taking this means to confirm your report, and am enclosing one of our older program guides which will show you what we are doing down here in North Carolina.

Thank you again for your nice letter, and good luck in your DXing.

Yours very truly,

William L. Clements, Jr., W CHX Chief Engineer WLC/b c Blue Ridge Broadcasting Corp.

Blue Ridge Broadcasting CorporationHighway 70, P.O. Box 158, Black Mountain, North Carolina / Telephone 669-8477 P. O. BOX 847 PHONE 632-4214 TAYLORSVILLE,NORTH CAROLINA28681

May 3, 1982

Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, Pennsylvania, PA 18088

Dear Sir,

Thanks so much for your taking time to write. This is to confirm your reception report of WTLK April 26-27, 1982. The programming you described is essentially correct. Steele Rulane is the gas company you mentioned. Elmores in Westpark Shopping Center in Statesville is the Wheel Horse dealer. Our studios, offices, transmitting facilities, and tower site are on Linneys Mountain. As you noted from our Sign -on announcement, we operate at 1,000 watts daytime and 500 wattspre -sunrise. On both mornings of your reception, we were operating at 500 watts til 7:00a.m. In May, we operate at 500 watts til 6:15a.m. In June, we will be signing on at 6:00 a.m. with 1,000 watts. Incidentally, we sign off in May at 8:30 p.m. You might be interested to know that we have received reception reports from Pittsburgh, PA, Washington, DC are, and Conneticut in the last severalmonths. The most incredible reception report we haveever received was from West Germany in December, 1981. Probably one reason for our unusual "Skip" is that we are locatdd on Linneys Mountain which is about400 feet above the surrounding area. Our tower is only about 180 feet tall. Elevation of Taylorsville is about 1400 feet above sealevel. Our transmitter is a Collins 20-V3 which was new when the station signedon in 1962. When we changed transmitter sites a few yearsago, we installed the best ground system possible here on themountain. I have tried to mention things you might want to know as I think of them. I would be happy to try to answer any other questions you may have at any time. And will be happy to hear from you concerning further reception of WTLK. Again, thanks for writing and keep listening. Sorry you did not receive verification ofyou February reception. I remember receiving the letter, but I'm notsure whether anyone ever wrote a reply at that time.

Sincere y,

NNIE CARRIGAN, Program Director

PS: If you're ever in the area agiin, please stop by to see us.

1000 WATTS 1570 KC The Voice of Alexander County SSG

1300 AM

December 17, 1984

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 19099

Dear Mr. Geary:

This will acknowledge with thanks, your DX report of 12 December and I'm happy to verify your report in every way. You may be interested in knowing that on December 25, 1993, WSSG installed a new HARRIS MW-lA transmitter, and shortly afterwards, a DAP 310 audio processor. These changes were necessary because of a December 22nd fire in our old GATES BC -1F transmitter which caused damage beyond repair.

And with -in the next several weeks, we plan to begin construction of a new ground system. The transmitter location, on Highway 70 West of Goldsboro at the Little River bridge will remain the same. Ronnie early in February of this year, sold his interest In the station and resigned his position as General Manager. I'm sorry I missed your visit in 'R3, I apparently was out of the office. If you're ever in this neck of the woods again, please feel free to stop in for a visit. The coffee's always hot. By the way, Jim Smith, who owns Nelson's Photo Shop, one of our commercials you logged, was flabbergasted to know of your hearing his commercial, since he's always kidding us of having no audience.

Best wishes to you and yours for a happy holiday season.

erely,

Don Smith, Manager/Broadcast Operations P.O. Box 128 116 W. Mulberry Street Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530 Telephone 919/734-1300 WSSI3 eloadzotereafStateeme > 1490 THE SHOW PLACE ON YOUR DIAL 1490(

TELEPHONE 6919 POST OFFICE BOX 1168 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA

March 5, 1948

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

We are very pleased to acknowledge receipt of your DX report on our initial equipment test broadcast on the morning of February 28, be- tween the hours of 1:30 and 3:30.

Thank you very much for your prompt response to our request for receivers of our signal/ and if there is any further information we can give you, please let us know.

We hope that you will receive us as clearly on our next early morning broadcast as you did last Saturday morning.

With best wishes. y sincerer yours,

Thomas B. Sawyer President TBS/am

INDUSTRY,EDUCATION, MEDICINE DURHAM TOBACCO, COTTON, DISTRIBUTION WAKS AM 1460

This is to confirm your reception of WNBR AM 1460 (formerly WAKS)

on January 10, 1990 at 526pm. WNBR is an affiliate of the Business Radio Network.

67.2-6.

0 PU411 a NS- NAILJEC.

P. 0. Box 1460,Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina27526 (919) 552-2263 WWOL 780 AM cvvonlE,ritz cwowl,. LL 1263 (Welt cStzzzt, 9ozz1t da,/1/C 28043 _(.7D40,2.E: (704) 245-0078 Sax: (704)245-8528

Kermit Gerary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit,

Thanks for the letter acknowledging you were able to receive wwol radio in pa.

I regret that we were unable to do the dx test as scheduled, but I guess my excuse would be, that I'm not generally up at that time of the night and just couldn't get up. We will be making an attempt to do another dx test for around Christmas sometime.

WWOL radio will be going to 10,000watts of power, sun up to sun down in late fall. We will be taking our current Collins 820d-2 transmitter (main) and our Gates BF -1 (1952 backup) out and replacing it the the Nautel amphet 10 solid state.

We certainly admire and are excited that they are still people out the from a long distance that still try to pick up distant stations. We look forward to hearing from you again.

IfI can be of any assistance in the future, just write me.

Enclosed are a few tokens with our stations logo's.

Sincerely,

. Blanton Operations Engineer

0112E1 VO CCE Of the Catofina 900gifil Telephone 287-5150 Billy "Moon" Martin President WGMA 301 West Main Street Spindale, North Carolina 28160

April 10, 1984

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

I was very pleased to hear from you concerning your reception of Radio Station WGMA on the morning of Thursday, April 5th, 1984.

It is always rewarding to hear from people who pick us up from long distances. I was surprised that the reception was as clear as you stated in your letter. We operate on a power of 500 Watts, so you can see I was pleased to know that we had been picked up 60 miles north of Philadelphia.

I am sending you some information concerning our station, which I trust will be informative. I hope you will be able to hear us again, and this letter is confirmation of your reception of WGMA on the above stated date.

If you are in this area, stop by to see us. Thank you for your interest in our radio station.

BDM/jahk

enclosure

Moonglow Broadcasting Company, Inc. 890 KILOCYCLES CLEAR CHANNEL J 0 11 ZI.71-72.111111-7111: 01.171: ON-7VellZatier-J=ferThlt070 HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA

Pov-21-45

Mr. Kermit Geary 7.7.R. P2 T::alnutport Pa.

Dear sir;

Thank you very much for the nice reporton the sii7nale

of 'T O.

"-our log checks '1th our ststion log perfectly. A brief descriptio of the transmitter is as follows; A pair of 810s pushpull in the final, antenna is an vertical

277 ft., ground consists os 90 radials each 277ft. long. ,e appreciate any reports on our signal strength and quality, and will answek all letters.

e intend putting en atest program soon and will letyou know when.

Again, thank you very much, Very truly yours.

L.E.Cmall C f. Eng. Feetzepote Vfwacicadrea9 eamizaftey

WASHINGTON'S MOST POPULAR RADIO STATION - TELEPHONE 279 WHE GUARANTY BANK BUILDING WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 1340KC

March 15,1948.

Kermit Geary, RFD#2-Walnutport, Penna.

Dear Friend: We have checked your report on our frequency check Wednesday morning March 3,1948. We find that out log checks perfectly with your report. We are inclosing a pamphlet on our little town of Washington,N.C. While many changes have been made since this was compiled in 1940,you can get some idea.

If you should ever come this way by all means make WHED your headquarters. Thanking you,we remain.

Cordially yours., Beaufort Broadcast' Co.

R.B.Armstrong, RBA/CL. General Mgr. GEO. A. CORKUM, MANAGER DIAL 5141 P. 0. Box 131

RADIO STATION WHVH Owned and Operated by 1450 KILOCYCLES 250 WATTS VANCE COUNTY BROADCASTING CO, FULL TIME OFFICES & STUDIOS. ROANOKE AVENUE HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA

VERIFICATION -x -g -g -g -g xxxgx raHRiVERIFICATION38Hi-g x x x ;Ht-g-g-g-iiiHR-VERIFICATION

August 26, 1955

Kermit Geary Route #2 Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit:

Thank you for taking time from your schedule, to sit down and report reception of this station. These reports are always well received, and gives us a great deal of satisfaction, realizing that someone far removed from your normal coverage area, is listening.

LET THIS LETTER, THEN, SERVE AS VERIFICATION OF YOUR RECEPTION REPuRT.

ACCuRDING TO OUR LOG, THE ABOVE MENTIONED HEARD THIS STATION, AUGUST 17TH,

BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2:13 A. M. AND 2:54 A. M., DURING THE ALERT FOR

HURRICANE DIANE.

Thanks very much, and stay posted for a special DX test sometime this Winter. A printed "verie" will be sent out on this test. By theway, don't you have a "eerie" from me, when I did a DX test at WOXF, Oxford, N. C. ? This test was conducted March 15th, 1954, and Iseem to remember your name. Am I correct?

As to hearing us again, your wish may come truesoon. Hurricane Edith is on her way, and if she hits here, why then, we may all pack up and move to Idaho. No hurricanes there, you know, and weare pretty tired.

Best wishes, and thanks much, Kermit. Enjoyed verifying thisone. Hope to hear from you again.

With kindest personal regards, we remains

ery sincerely

dln° eiMrg Porkume General Manager WHVH RAD I 0wHKpSTATION "WHERE THE HEAVENS KISS THE PEAKS" PHONE 700 1450KC 250WATTS HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Dec. 18, 1946

r. Kermit Geary RFD # 2 walnutport, Fenn.

Dear sir I am pleased to confirm your report ofreception of our signal. The short schedule you copied tallied with our records and leaves no doubt that it was AEA,.It was surprising to note that you heard us over viiw,uu, which ± understand, has a booster station. Thanks again for your report.

-yours truly,

L.E.Gradig chief Engineer 1000 WATT S MU T II A Li 7211:1T BUR AM NORTH CAROLINA

Box 1605 August 13, 1946

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Penn.

Dear Mr. GeLry, In reply to your letter of July 28, we wish to verify your reception of our broadcast at 2:51 AM, July 28, 1946. We appreciate your kind letter, and it has provedhelpful to us. Very truly yours,

Charles Sumner, Consulting Engineer

WHERE YOUR CIGARETTE IS MADE Phone (704) 693-7915 Wbual6 692-1600

WHVL RADIO 717 Greenville Highway Hendersonville, N. C. 28739

December 18, 1981

Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit,

We were pleased to hear of your reception of WHVL in Walnutport, PA.

WHVL is a 5000 watt daytimer with a pre -sunrise power of 500 watts. Our transmitter is a new Continental 5 KW and we have a 2 -tower directional antenna system.

I am enclosing a coverage map and a WHVL window sticker.

Thanks for listening!

WaLu ly yours, 1624? Phil Martin Sales Manager

Encl. PM/dm CAI 4,5 W Y L T, 850 kiloHertz; Wednesday morning, April 6th, continued:

6:33 A.M., Advertisement of Sears cabinet refinishing by American Remodeling, Incorporated, 6:34 A.M., Advertisement of Hooked on Phonics. 6:35 to 6:38 A.M., "If I Give My Heart to You",sung by Doris Day. 6:3 to 6:41 AX., "From Rags to Viches". 6:41 to 6:43k A.M., "Hever on Sunday". 6:43:1 A.M., Advertisement of Sears. Station WEEU, Reading, Pa., blocked further reception after 6:44i A.M., E.D.T.

Please compare the data I have listed withyour programming on April 5th and 6th, and if my report is correct, kindly send mea reply confirming my reception of WYLT, 850 AK. I would also like to know the power output of your transmitter at the time ofmy reception. Your response to this request will be deeply appreciated.

Best wishes to you, sir, and to WILT for continuedsuccess in broadcasting. I hope to enjoy further good reception ofyour programs. I look forward to receiving your reply in confirmationof my reception of "Lite-85" on 850 kiloHertz, for which I thankyou.

Very truly yours,

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

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January 10, 1957

Mr. Kermit Geary Route 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary: WZKY was happy to have received your reception report on our transmission. Your report was correct. It's always a pleasure to hear from the fellows around the country. I do appreciate your interest. Anytime we can be of help, please call on us. Please excuse the delay in answering your fine report. I promise not to be so long next time. Sincerely, 9/14/

Jake Presson, Manager, C. h;. WZBO FM -AM EDENTON BROADCASTING CORPORATION P. 0. DRAWER G EDENTON, N. C. 27932 (919) 482-2103

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport PA 18088

DEAR MR. GEARY,

As chef operator for WZBO AM/FM, I am happy to confirm your

reception of our AM facility. At the time you received us,(1/30-6:00am) our transmitter output power was at 500 watts. Your reception of our signal at that power speaks well of your reception gear. thank you for your interest.

Sincerely Yours, John W. Daniel III

FM - Adult Contemporary / AM - Inspirational Theam -5 7 0New WDTF foil service family radio 3012 Highwoods Blvd., Suite 200, Raleigh, NC 27604 919-855-9383 fax: 919-875-1126

February 28, 2001

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary

Thank you for sending information about your reception of WDTF on February 20 & 21 I am pleased to report that our logs indicate your reception report was quite accurate. The sponsors were Jonathan's House Educational Tutoring Centers and Brookwood Vetrinary Clinic, but otherwise your report was correct. In addition to my General Managers duties, I do the morning air shift and was the announcer you heard during breaks.

WDTF is a 500 -watt non -directional AM station licensed to Raleigh, NC. We have recently been authorized to increase power to 1000 watts and that should happen when a new transmitter is installed about April 1'. Our night time power is limited to 59 watts. You must have received the station just after the power change which is made each day at 6:00 a.m.

WDTF originally went on the air in the mid -70's as WLLE as this communities primary Rhythm and Blues formatted station targeting the African -American community. In the fall of 1997 the station was sold to, and operated by, Mortenson Broadcasting of Lexington, KY and the format was changed to Christian Talk and Information. In June of 1999, Mortenson sold the facility to North Carolina's largest locally owned radio broadcast group, Curtis Media Group. November 5t, 1999 the call letters were changed to WDTF.

I am enclosing a tabloid paper we recently distributed to our area. I think you will find it includes interesting information about our operation.

Sincerely yours,

Rdfidy W. Jordan WDTF General Manager

We're Dedicated To Family... FULL SERVICE FAMILY RADIO for Christians and those embracing traditional farniv values We're Devoted To Faith. DEDICATED TO PUBLIC SERVICE

FAYETTEVILLE OWNED FAYETTEVILLE'S OWN

Janurary 18,1949

Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Fenn.

Dear Kermit,

First I would like to say thanks a million for your nice letter, I'm gild to hear that we are putting in a nice signal up there Ionly wish it could be a permanent one.

We were on the air Sunday Jan. 9th 1949, from4:40 A.M. until 4:50 A.M. for our monthly frequency check. The station was signed on and followed by tone modulation (1000 cycles) for a duration of ten minutes the tone was on for 30sec. and off for 10 sec.

Although I was not employed here at the time of the equipment checks a check with the back transmitter logs and a talk with announcer that was on duty at the time, shows that the station was on the air at 2:07 on the morning of february 12, 1948. The reason for being on at that time was for Freq. @heck and Equipment Tests.

Thanks again for your fine letter and let me wish you muchmore fine listning. I am

Very truly yours,

Wm. D. Bailey Chief Eng. WFLB

We pledge complete cooperation to all groups striving for the betterment of Fayetteville FAYETTEVILLE BROADCASTERS.INC. HARRY B. STEIN JOHN D. CURRIE N. A. CURRIE. JR. J. BERNARD STEIN W. M. K. BENDER RICHARD B. MINGES JOHN W. HENSDALE T. D. HATCHER Radio10

May 15, 2001

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Dr. Walnutport, PA18088

Mr. Keary,

Thank you for your DX post and kind words. We are pleased to confirm that you did, in fact, monitor our broadcasts between April 6 and April 11, 2001. Your historical description of the original WBIG brought back memories of stories I've shared with other radio folks in the market. My wife just finished a short career with Jefferson -Pilot in that very building.

Best of luck to you in your endeavors.If we should happen to have bumper stickers printed again soon, I'll be sure to mail you one.

Regards,

David Albright Program Director

fuoa 00.X., I A) A- Phone: (336) 759-0363 Fax: (336) 759-0366

405 Prraulalooqg U. SuIto 0 WinNyn4Nern, NC 27106 E3TRUTH Ft:0AD CAS TIN June 7, 2002

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Dr. Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit:

Thank you for your kind letterand DX report. This letter confirmsyour reception of VVTRU Kernersville, NC on April 30, 2002. - I enjoyed reading the postcardyou sent from a post you sent to WBIG back in 1935.i have it framedon the wall of my office now. In the words of my predecessor, "Wetake this opportunity to thankyou and express the wish that you will again pick us up in thenear future.

Sincerely,

David A. Albright Program Director MURFREESBORO BROADCASTING 919-398-4111 P.O. Box 38 Murfreesboro, N.C.27855

October 25, 1983

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088 Dear Mr. Geary: This is to confirm your reception of station WYCMon 1080 kilohertz on the morning of Sunday,October 16, 1983.

WYCM operates on a daytime onlypower of 1000 watts using a Collins 20V2 transmitter that is approximately 18 years old, but in fine shape. We appreciateyour compliments on our signal strength and clarity ofour signal. If we can help you in any otherway, please feel free to let us know.

Sin j' ely MOW m F. Co4r- Vice President General Manager

WIrelAgeAm "COUNTRY 108" 5000WATTS 1280KILOCYCLES 1\\( WYAL RADIO SCOTLAND NECK, N. CAROLINA January 29, 1961 VALLEY6-9321

Dear Mr. Geary,

Received your very nice DX report today and I was very happy to hear from you. I have been receiving letters from many of your club members but nonequite so nice as yours. It is a real pleasure for a young radio man to get such a nice report. First I want to say that your listing are correct. I have a program now for your club members and it will start feb., 6th and the time is four in the morning. I hope you are able to listen to us. If you have anything that you want aired then just send it to me here at the station and I will be happy to put it on for you. The transmitter and studios of WYAL are located 2 mile west of Scotland Neck, N. C. and this is a very small farming community 90 miles west of Norfolk, Va. and 85 miles east of Raleigh, N.C. I am the engr., copywriter, announcer, and assistant manager, so you can see we have a very small staff. This is a very big disadvantage to us because we don't have the personell to really have a big station. The transmitter here is a Collins 21-A and is 22 years old. It doesn't give very much trouble. The tower is 188 feet tall. We have three disc jockeys including myself. One secretary, which is my wife. So you can see when we get a report such as yours it really makes all of us feel good. Again Iwant to say thanks and I hope you have a very good year with radio. Hoping to hear from you again real soon. If you are ever down our way drop by for a cup occoffee and a chat. I would be pleased to meet you. The best of 73's.

Very Truly Yopr

Gary W. Joyner, Engr. RADIO STATION WIAM A POWERFUL VOICE ON 900 KILOCYCLES WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA

Janurary 22,1951

Mr.Kermit Geary R.PR.D.#2 WalnutportPennsylvania Dear Mr.Gearys This is to confirm your reporting WIAlis test broadcasts on the siateenifh of Janurary. Your exacting report vas greatly appreciated by our engineering staff and may be very helpful In compiling a more complete technical report on our progress during test broadcasts.

Thanks Sincerely

Chief Engineer

GIVING THE MOST IN COMMUNITY SERVICE LATEST NEWS MUSIC YOU LIKE W I I Z, 1290 kiloHertz; Tuesdaynight, September 11, 1984, 9:51 to10:36 P.M., Eastern Daylight Time:

9:51 to 9:54. P.M., Selection of popular music by EltonJohn. 9:54 P.M., Announcement from "W I I Z, RadioJacksonville". Notice from the Emergency ManagementOffice that evacuation centers are now in operationat Richlands Elementary School, Southwest 1171-1 School, Jacksonville Middle School,Alto Oak High School, and Dixon Elementary School. Evacuees were advised not to bring firearmsor flammable liquids. 9:56 P.M., Announcement: 9:56 to 10:00 P.M., "ABC News is next." APC Nr,ws. 10:00 P.M., Announcement: "W I I Z; 10:00 o'clock." 10:00 to 10:06 P.M., Hurricane advisory and evacuationnotice. 10:06 to 10:071 P.M., Local announcements about Hurricane"Diana". 10:071 P.M., Announcement: "Keep your radio tuned to W I I Z,Radio Jacksonville, as we bringyou " the latest hurricane updates. 10:08 to 10:23 P.M., Program of popular recordedmusic. 10:23 P.M., Announcement: "W I IZ, Radio Jacksonville; it's 10:23." 10:23 to 10:26 P.M., Selectionof popular recorded music. 10:26 P.M., Announcement abouthurricane informationon WIIZ. 10:26 to 10:30 P.M., Selectionof popular recorded music. 10:30 to 10:36 P.M., Hurricaneadvisory, similar to that at 10:00 P.M.

Please compare the above data withyour programming on the night of Tuesday, September 11th, and ifmy report is correct, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of WITZon 1290 kiloHertz. I would also like to know the power output ofyour transmitter. Your attention to this request will be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes to you, sir, and to WIIZ forcontinued success An broadcasting. I hope that the station was not damagedby the hurricane, and I look forward to hearingyou someday during your regular broadcasting hours. Hoping to receive your reply inconfirm- ation of my reception of thisemergency broadcast, for which I thank you, I am,

Very truly yours, September 28, 1984

To Whom It May Concern: Kermit Geary This is to confirm that the above information is 1266 Riverview Drive correct according to our logs. Walnutport PA 1808 A qiimoaft,mwm arold Foster General Manager WIIZ Radio LLB INJ ELKIN,NORTH CAROLINA AFFILIATE OF MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

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Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport Pennsylvania

Dear Kermit, This is to verify your reception of our broadcasting signal Sunday morning, Mardh 8, 1953. Your report checks substantially with our log for that day of broadcasting.

Thaisk you for your gcod wishes, though I doubt that our Sunday schedule will ever make network programers in the least envious. Best wishes to you, too, and I shall be happy to serve you anytime I can.

Your s truly,

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We 1 nterestFar Momlisteners MEAN HENCE WnsureFarMoresales WYZD 1560

P. 0 BOX 797, ATKINS STREET DOBSON, NORTH CAROLINA 27017 919 / 386-8134

October 18, 1978

hr. Kermit Geary R. D. 4,Box 321 ljalnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Er. Geary:

Thanks ever so much for your reception report for 11YED. Without the help of you guys I sometimes wonder what Broadcasters would do. Of course we long to hear from you concerning our equipment testing performances and verifications. It's amazing to learn the different types of receptive equipment you have.

I am sorlzr I was so late in responding to your letter, but I am sure you understand what it must be like trying to get a new station on the air.

Again many thanks and your reception of =ID, Dobson, North Carolina was correct.

If you are ever in this area, please stop by and say hello.

Regards,

WYZD

Lee R. Childress General Manager LI1C/rafk

DOBSON BROADCASTING, INC. AREA NEWSAND INFORMATION 5000 1520 WATTMTRIUKHz Most Powerful AM Station In Robeson County, N.C.

WILLIAM E. MORGAN, President HELEN E. SANSONE, Vice President and General Manager and Station Manager

January 20, 1982

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 4, Box 321, Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary: This will acknowledge your DX letter of January 15, 1982.

I am happy to confirm beyond any possible doubt that you heard WYRU Friday morning, J4nuary 15, from 6:53 till 7:06 A.M. We were broadcasting with a power of 1000 watts at that hour, using our RCA BTA-5H transmitter. We changed our facility from 1000 watts on 1510 kHz to 5000 watts day, 1000 watts critical hours on 1520 in March, 1980. We have another change pending, subject to FCC approval - with luck you may hear us on 1160 one of these days! Thanks for your interest in WYRU.

Cordially,

WEM/rl Williama E. Morgan President/ GeneraManager

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Dear Kermit Geary Monday Thank you for your reception report of (date) 119-71 (time)3:s7-1:12.tos EST 1/- EDT We have checked our station logs, and it has been concluded that the information you submitted is:

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General Information: WYNA began broadcasting in 1962, and at that time was WNOH. The call letter change came about in 1966, and we are nowthe "WIN-NUH" I Our programming is 100 % "Up -town Country", and we serve primarily Raleigh and Wake County,North Carolina. The population of Raleigh is approxi- mately 120,000, and the population of Durham is approximately 80,000. Raleigh is the Capital of the "Tarheel" state. The WYNA studios are located on busy Hillsboro Street, adjacent to N. C. State University in west downtown, and our transmitter is located on Lake Wheeler Road near the southwest city limit. We use a Gates BC -1T transmitter,and a 243 ft./uni- form cross-section/guyed/steel/seriesexcited/base insulated tower.

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April 20, 1976

Kermit Geary ROD. 2 Box 293 Walnutport, Pa. 18088

RE: Reception Report January 11, 1976

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is toverify your reception of WHPY in Clayton, North Carolina. WHPY operates on 1590 KHz with 5000 watts Daytime. We have a two tower directional antenna system with a pattern that is mostly concentrated to the North -North West. Our station has been on the air since March, 1974.

We sincerely appreciate your time to write and give us a Reception Report. If you are ever 46,-44-Clayton/Raleigh area, may we invite you in for a visit. Again, many thanlz, and Good Listening.

Sincerely,

1/Zia Wayne Denning Chief Engineer

WD/ep II W V 0 E 9Z_o,dio P.0. BOX 32B - PHONE (919) 654-3991 PHONE (919) 654-5326 CHADBOURN, NORTH CAROLINA 28431

November 22, 1977

Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

I am also happy to confirm your report that it was indeed ourstation

which you picked up on Thursday, November 3, 1977. The information you

have is accurate except for a change of two which is noted below:

"WVOE is owned and operated by Ebony Enterprises, Inc."

This is Frank Suggs, reporting

I am glad to know that we were sounding good and hope you will be able

to pick up us again.

Sincerely,

Stacy Newkirk Manager w oni 1420 KILOCYCLES WILSON RADIO COMPANY TELEPHONE 1000 WATTS WILSON, N. C. 515 7

June 11, 1948

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pa. Dear Mr. Geary:

Thanks for your most interesting latter reporting reception of WVOT on May 30th. The infromation you sent in has been checked wth our program log and found to be correct.

Please consider this letter your VERIFICATION FROM WVOT.

Thanks again and good D -Xing.

Very tru yours,

N. V. Pieler Chief Engineer.

WILSON'S VOICE OF TOBACCO -LAND wwd MURFREESILORO ROADCASTIENG CORPORATION 1080 RADIC MURFREESItORO, N. C. 27855 TELEPHONES: M URFREESBORO 398-4111 A HOSKI E 332-4192 CONWAY 585-4192

MR. KERMI T GEARY RD. 2, BOX 298 WAINUTPORT, PA. 18088

DiK 1\,iR.GEARY Trid S WILL CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF WWD -AK DURING AN EQUIPMENT TEST FRIDAY MORNING DECEIiBER 19, 1969 AT 12:16 to 12 :23 AM.

WWDR OPERATES ON 1030 KliZ.WI A POW ER OUTPUT CF 1000 WATTS, Li ND A To. RE E kiU ND .1 Li) F 00 T ToK ER . imiE nAVE, JUST Tal PA ST OCTOBER, ADDED AN FM STATION ON 93.3 MAZ ih 3000 wArrq HORIZONTAL AND 3000 ,WATT S VERTICAL. TriE r'YTtvD.77-7ATES N STEREO, FROM 6kiviTI IviIDNI GriT

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Kermit Geary H,D, 4, Box 321 Walnutport, Pa, 18088

Dear Mr, Geary:

Thank you for your interesting letter and tape relative to reception of station WVCB in Walnutport, Pa,

I think this is remarkable and it certainly gave me, our engineer and our staff a real encouragement,

This letter will confirm that you have provided overwhelming proof of your reception of WVCB RADIO on 1410 Kilo -Hertz on the evening of Friday, January 5, 1979 from 5:27 to 5:30 PM,

As a member of the National Radio Club, you have a nice interest and I congratulate you on your good success,

We hope you will be able to receive WVCB again sometime, Also, we trust if you're traveling in the south on Highway 17, you'll stop in and see us,

Very truly yours, SHALLOTTE BROADCASTING COMPANY

ohn G, Worrell Co -Manager

Note: If you would like tape back, drop a note,

JGW/rr BOX 1046 VALDESE, N. C.

250 WATTS 1490 ON YOUR DIAL

WILLIAM R. ROLLINS MANAGER

Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnut port, Pennsylvania

Dear Kermit:

Thank you very much tfr yourreport on receiving WSVM Ma ch Evidently our 250 watts were i&T.L y g g Out' toreport checks with our program log.

WSVM signed on the airinitially OctWaer 6v 1961, We normally are on the air from5AM til UM with a formatof News - Sports,

Once again MANY THANESfor the rtwrt reception.

Kindest person&I regards.

Cordially,

WiA 3 am R Ir1 lins

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990/., WE SERVE THE SANDH/LLS# Al/aye/ex Stud(locaztd , SOUTHERfl PIllESn.c. January 11, 1949

Mr. Kermit Gearg RFD # 2 Walnutport, Penn.

Dear Sir:

I appreciate your report on receiving this station January 2, 1949, and am glad to confirm your report as absolutely correct.

We are now operating on a power of 250 watts, however we are authorized at the present to increase power to 1000 watts. This will be done as soon as the kilowatt transmitter can be installed. And believed to be completed some time in February.

Again may I express my sincerest thanks for your very nice letter & report.

Sincerely,

ale,ee.t Howard S. Cal well Chief Engineer HSC/gh WW RADIO 1480 KC/5000 W 215Greystone Road Charlotte, North Carolina28209 Area Code704 523-1041

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Mr Kermit Geary, R.F.D. #2, Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit,

Was very happy to receive your interesting letter of 1-2-49. Was very disappointed however to hoar that you didnot receive my verification of your reception report on 4-5-48. Am very happy that I have tie privilege to confirm it personally at this time however. I do realize the importanceo of Broadcast Engineers full cooperation in matters of this kind due to the fact that I am both a B.C. Engineer and a "HAM.". My call is W4ORM.

Yours was the most ccmplete report I have received in some time. The morning of 1-2-49 I was on the ait. from 12:00 Midnight until shortly alter 4:00 AM. You evidently were not listening at that time as I have not received a report of that.(Have to get a little sleep I guess).

Of course I would like to verify the report of your reception on New Years Eve. It was correct in every detail with my log except that your sign off was 2:02 AM my log says sign off was at 2:03 AM. However we won't squabble over one minue as these Western Union cioilks we have are never right.

Best of luck to you on your DX activities and if we can be of further assistance to you and your cause please don't hesitate for one minute to call on us

Best of 73's and Dx to you,

f9red P. Jordan Chief Engineer ME Fayet t. eville, North Carolina IC3C SC P.O. BOX 3436 New Bern, N.C. 28560 (919) 633-0319

THIS LETTER WILL SERVE TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION REPORT OF 24 AND 25 DECEMBER 1984 AS PER YOUR LETTER OF 26 DECEMBER 1984.

CORDIALLY,

J. HOWARD JONES CHIEF ENGINEER

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