Dave Holford wrote:

Ruud Poeze wrote:

Mike Terry schreef:


Short wave decline

BBC World Service attributed the global audience decline to a significant
drop in short wave radio listening year-on-year, which has been partly
offset by a rise in FM audiences.



In New York WABC 77 was on AM until 1982, long after the introduction of
FM.


Maybe I'm missing something here but 770 on my AM band keeps announcing
itself as WABC New York?

Have you discovered a time warp? ;-)

dxAce schreef:

Dave Holford wrote:

Ruud Poeze wrote:

Mike Terry schreef:


Short wave decline

BBC World Service attributed the global audience decline to a significant
drop in short wave radio listening year-on-year, which has been partly
offset by a rise in FM audiences.



In New York WABC 77 was on AM until 1982, long after the introduction of
FM.


Maybe I'm missing something here but 770 on my AM band keeps announcing
itself as WABC New York?

Have you discovered a time warp? ;-)

You are right.
But I was referring to Musicradio 77, WABC went to News/Talk, dropping
the popular Top 40 format.
ruud