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David Eduardo wrote:

KIRO, 50 kw in Seattle, is going to move to FM.

Er, didn't Bonneville sell KIRO to Entercom years ago?

Anyway, it'll go over like a lead balloon. FM in Western Washington ends
up full of holes. (I live in one of them). There's a lot of rolling
hills and they can't get a transmitter high enough to fill in the shadows.

The local NPR stations end up simulcasting on two or three transmitters,
something the commercial guys probably can't afford to do.

Mark Zenier
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