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Bob Dobbs wrote:
dave wrote:
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Radio Station KDKA

KDKA - Celebrating the Worlds First Radio Station KDKA Radio.
cuhulin

Actually, the first radio station was on the West Coast. Still owned by
the same pinball machine company.

http://www.kcbs.com/pages/8944.php?


http://www.kdkaradio.com/pages/5855954.php

Can they both be the 'first'?



I suppose the title of 'first' depends upon how you define
'regularly scheduled' since Reginald Aubrey Fessenden was
undoubtedly the first man to transmit sound (mainly to very
surprised marine spark operators) via radio. That happened in 1900,
eight days before the dawn of the 20th century, and again with
better quality in 1906 -- but Fessenden's transmissions were
irregular experiments, repeated only a few times and not on any kind
of schedule.

It could be argued that Fessenden (who was also a pioneer in the
development of CW) was the inventor of both radiotelephone and
amplitude modulation. He also discovered the heterodyne principle,
very important for all of us here in rec.radio.shortwave!


With all good wishes,


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I suppose the title of 'first' depends upon how you define 'regularly
scheduled'


IIRC, KDKA's claim to "first" refers to the first COMMERCIAL radio station.


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Fun Tyme!
http://www.ramrcandramtrack.com/rcsound.html

I live in W Country.Therefore I Listen to W Radio and also I Listen to
and also watch W TV Local News.
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On Mar 3, 4:02*pm, wrote:
Fun Tyme!http://www.ramrcandramtrack.com/rcsound.html

I live in W Country.Therefore I Listen to W Radio and also I Listen to
and also watch W TV Local News. *
cuhulin


Do you ever hear KBAP Texas?
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On Mar 3, 4:02 pm, wrote:
Fun Tyme!http://www.ramrcandramtrack.com/rcsound.html

I live in W Country.Therefore I Listen to W Radio and also I Listen to
and also watch W TV Local News.
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Do you ever hear KBAP Texas?

I've heard WBAP Dallas and WOAI San Antonio.




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On Mar 3, 8:54*pm, "Brenda Ann"
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On Mar 3, 4:02 pm, wrote:

Fun Tyme!http://www.ramrcandramtrack.com/rcsound.html


I live in W Country.Therefore I Listen to W Radio and also I Listen to
and also watch W TV Local News.
cuhulin


Do you ever hear KBAP Texas?

I've heard WBAP Dallas and WOAI San Antonio.


That's right, my bad - the two big Texas "W"s west of the
Mississippi. I used to hear them quite well from Massachusetts 35
years ago. From California - not so much.

Massachusetts was a great place to hear AM BCB DX. I managed to get
almost every state in the lower 48, including California and
Washington, plus a bunch of Canadians across the prairie, on a Radio
Shack portable using just the internal ferrite bar. Everything east of
the Rockies was a cinch. Had I know then how to loop a wire aorund the
radio for added induction, who knows what else I could have grabbed.

Nobody aims their signals thisaway, I guess...

Bruce
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bpnjensen wrote:
On Mar 3, 8:54 pm, "Brenda
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On Mar 3, 4:02 pm, wrote:

Fun Tyme!http://www.ramrcandramtrack.com/rcsound.html


I live in W Country.Therefore I Listen to W Radio and also I Listen to
and also watch W TV Local News.
cuhulin


Do you ever hear KBAP Texas?

I've heard WBAP Dallas and WOAI San Antonio.


That's right, my bad - the two big Texas "W"s west of the
Mississippi. I used to hear them quite well from Massachusetts 35
years ago. From California - not so much.

Massachusetts was a great place to hear AM BCB DX. I managed to get
almost every state in the lower 48, including California and
Washington, plus a bunch of Canadians across the prairie, on a Radio
Shack portable using just the internal ferrite bar. Everything east of
the Rockies was a cinch. Had I know then how to loop a wire aorund the
radio for added induction, who knows what else I could have grabbed.

Nobody aims their signals thisaway, I guess...

Bruce


WOAI, WTAM
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Many years ago, at Midnight, I used to tune in Del Rio,Texas and listen
to the preacher.

I can pick up some radio stations in Texas no sweat, at night time.

Middddnightttt,,,, me and the bluuues,,,,,, Jet Planes fly
overrrrheadddd,,,,, rumple my still warm beddd,,,,, don't they knowww I
love youuuuuu,,,,,,,,,, Midnight is the lonnneliest timmme in the
Worrrlddd,,,,, Midnight, me and no girrrrllll,,,,,,
cuhulin

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