Re: [IRCA] QSLs

["Craig Healy" <bubba@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I  have a few carts. Not many.  After rereading your post, I guess they
> aren't 4 track? It seems my boss called them that. I always called them
> that too. They are the typical broadcast cart from that era, 60s/70s.
> As I remember we had two sizes, the standard and a large cart too.

Nope.  About the same physically, though.  There were three sizes.  The most
common was the ten minute size, "A" I think was the nomenclature.  The
bigger ones were used more in automation for time announce and jingles.
Usually put in a machine and left in place.  Much less common.

Somewhere around I have some ID's from 1970 at WSAR.  One was a takeoff of
the WLS jingle package.  It said: "And the Engineering Test just keeps on
coming!" with the WSAR SID following.  We did a huge amount of after hours
stuff at WSAR and seldom got a QSL request.  That's funny, because with 5kw
and 5/8 wave towers, they get out well.

Craig Healy
Providence, RI

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