Re: KJ104 Going Country -- What You Can Do

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From: John Ladwig
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 11:31

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In <1992Aug12.193505.8054@pwcs.stpaul.gov> brucer@djin (Bruce Alan Riebe) writes:

>I think KFAI uses KJ104's mast myself.  Very limited range and a 10 watt
>transmitter  8-)

KFAI broadcasts at 125 watts from the Foshay Tower in Minneapolis, which
is why a number of us in St. Paul have recently lost reception due to
construction of the ATT building.

KFAI is reported to be exploring other tower options, but none are in
sight at this time.

KJJO has a tower in western Wisconsin.
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