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Michael Rivers Kramer
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Re: Finally ! KRJY SOLD
« Reply #10 on: August 04, 2011, 09:57:11 PM »

I heard an announcement on their "Afternoon Praise Party" yesterday that stated they will be going silent for a month then will be returning to the FM band. I don't remember hearing any specific time frames or new frequency mentioned, however.

I suppose they could lease an a brodcaster's HD-2 channel to be simulcasted on a translator.  They could be making a deal with KDEE-LP as well.
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Re: Finally ! KRJY SOLD
« Reply #11 on: August 05, 2011, 11:40:58 AM »

As of now 1240 is indeed silent.
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Re: Finally ! KRJY SOLD
« Reply #12 on: August 07, 2011, 05:18:56 PM »

Let 1240 remain silent for now. Since the signal is so urban. The station can't be heard at night North of Sacramento. Nobody should do business with that tower. FM anyone? Besides do some research last year KRJY was denied benefits. KRJY can't rely on today's Government so the KRJY decided to sell. Hispanics? what about Chinese, Europeans, Russians and the East Indians bidding!
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Michael Rivers Kramer
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Re: Finally ! KRJY SOLD
« Reply #13 on: August 11, 2011, 10:52:34 PM »

I heard an announcement on their "Afternoon Praise Party" yesterday that stated they will be going silent for a month then will be returning to the FM band. I don't remember hearing any specific time frames or new frequency mentioned, however.

I suppose they could lease an a brodcaster's HD-2 channel to be simulcasted on a translator.  They could be making a deal with KDEE-LP as well.


There's also a little known new CP for an FM at 89.9 in Buffalo Hill, CA that Diamond might be looking at.  The Longley-Rice map puts the signal above 54 dbu over most of the market.  It wouldn't be much of a usable signal epecially with 89.7 KLRS, but they could buy a translator in the area.  As you know, Non-coms can have translators thousands of miles from their parent station.
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