Thanks to Paul for putting out the word on this.ÂÂÂ Heard them for the
first time this morning at 7:00 MST, pretty much alone on the
frequency, likely before KANN went to day power.ÂÂ Heard a long list of
Catholic Radio Network stations, ending with KLIM 1120 and 102.3 (so
still announcing old callsign).
73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, AB
On 2/16/2019 7:36 AM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. wrote:
It would appear the station has built out their construction permit. They
had been 250 Watts Non Directional from a tower just NW of Limon but hadnt
reliably been on the air from in the later part of the last decade up until
a few years ago. A commercial operator sold them to The Catholic Radio
Network of Kansas City a few years ago and thestaton has limped along on 10
and 100 watt longwireSTA's for a few years.I heard catholic radio programming from EWTN on 1120khz for the first time
ever this morning in Laramie, Wyoming and KCRN is the only station on 1120
listed as an EWTN affiliate. About 705 am mountain time, I got an ID for
"KLIM Limon" which was their call letters until December 2018Checking the FCC database, and thanks to engineer Mark Humphrey, it looks
like they've filed a form 302-AM which is a license to cover for their
50kw/2 tower facility several miles west of Limon. They may have been
granted program test authority but it isnt showing up yet. They also filed
a license to cover on their translator, K283AS 102.3 Black Forest, CO and
is new location.Paul Walker
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