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Default The Strange True Story of a Radio Station's Transmitter in New York State


"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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"Jim-NN7K" . wrote in message
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And, another incident- in
Portland, had a Phone line to Eugene, passed KXL (1190KHz?) radio
station- Had enough leakage, that it got into the baseband of our
microwave system!
we wern't using baseband that high, but when FCC inspected our El Paso,
Texas facility, cited us for re-transmitting that signal, on our
microwave system! Take it to the bank-- dumb things happen! Jim NN7K


KXL (5000 watts) is at 750 KHz.


KXL has been 50 kw days at least back to 1972... that is as far as I wanted
to check it in the Jones Log and Broadcasting Yearbook.

http://www.davidgleason.com/Archive-...0Tennessee.pdf


 
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