Re: [IRCA] Update on California Stations

["Dennis Gibson" <wb6tnb@xxxxxxx>]

The only AM they own here that isn't already sharing a tower is KTMS-990, which has a huge null toward Thousand Oaks. They have to stay out of KFWB's coverage area and there's a 990 in Mexicali they have to protect. 850 Thousand Oaks was only 500 watts days and 250 watts at night and never put anything close to a city grade signal here. Thousand Oaks is at least 50 miles from Santa Barbara.   

 

I found the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for moving KLRM from San Luis Obispo to Lost Hills but I couldn't find anything about 98.1 in San Luis Obispo. KGDP-660 in Orcutt (Santa Maria) has applied to move to Oildale near Bakersfield. I think they have site problems. 

----- Original Message -----

From: Mike McKenna

To: Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America

Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 3:30 PM

Subject: Re: [IRCA] Update on California Stations

Clear Channel blew that one. They own several AM in Santa Barbara and could have moved the 850 farther west to give 870 KRLA room. You will notice a new 850 is proposed for San Luis Obispo. That is the same town that both 97.1 and 98.1 are moving FROM and over to Kern County -- Buttonwillow or Lost Hills. Someone at Clear Channel goofed. 

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