On May 15, 7:00*pm, dxAce wrote:
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On Sat, 15 May 2010 17:53:47 -0400, dxAce
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dave wrote:

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On Sat, 15 May 2010 09:11:02 -0700, Bob Dobbs
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in SE Michigan. Any ideas
on the 730 country music station?

Maybe these guys?http://www.kwre.com/

You may have missed the earlier post. I got a good ID. It was WJMT in
Merill, Wisconsin with an ERP of 127 watts.
http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/amq?call=WJMT

They do run a kiloWatt daytime, so it certainly depends on when the switch to 127 Watts occurs.

They were still coming in decent after 11PM EDT local so they should
have changed antenna pattern. But the way things go today there is no
guarantee that it gets done. Who is going to complain?

I do think that there may be some benefit going non-directional in
that they probably aim away from the lake with the daytime pattern.
Well, thanks anyway for the help. Now I want to see if I can ID the
Spanish station that fades in and out on that frequency.

I'd like to find out who the gospel huxter is that I heard on the frequency this morning.

dxAce
Michigan
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Was that WMIL Steve? No one responded when I said that's what they
said, it was very clear so I know there was no mistake. I think (if I
remember right from yesterday) from looking up that callsign that it
said it was religious. After the commercial and callsign they went
back to two guys talking and I heard enough to know they were talking
scripture related jazz.

"Gregg" wrote in message
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Was that WMIL Steve? No one responded when I said that's what they
said, it was very clear so I know there was no mistake. I think (if I
remember right from yesterday) from looking up that callsign that it
said it was religious. After the commercial and callsign they went
back to two guys talking and I heard enough to know they were talking
scripture related jazz.

According to the FCC website, there is no such station as WMIL on AM.