No FM, not even big guns like WEZF and WVPS from Mansfield, covers both the Upper Valley and Burlington with a usable signal. 104.3 is hemmed in enough by other co- and adjacent-signal stations that it can’t go to a full class C or even a C1 from any location. So it was one market or the other, and with the existing owners in the Upper Valley already at ownership caps, it made more sense to become another signal in the Burlington market than an orphan in the Upper Valley.
Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Why didn’t 104.3 when it was in Hartford, VT as WWOD just try to improve their existing signal by moving to Lincoln Peak with WDEV for example? Wouldn’t that location have given them the ability to cover the old signal coverage area in the Connecticut River valley along with covering their new coverage area in and around Lake Champlain?
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Yes, 104.3 is on from the new site. No, it’s not a barn-burner of a signal over Burlington, where the dial is already ridiculously crowded for a small city. And no, it’s not going to move WEZF one inch. An elephant generally doesn’t respond much to a flea.
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Is WECM-104.3 transmitting from their new site yet??
If they are, their signal covers the Burlington/Plattsburgh market pretty well, and their move might even force WEZF-92.9 to “take the plunge” sooner than the November 21st date promoted on their website.
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104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
104.3 from Keeseville, NY (WECM?) is on the air and stunting with Christmas music.
“Ho Ho 104″
Happy Holidays?
Joe
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
No FM, not even big guns like WEZF and WVPS from Mansfield, covers both the Upper Valley and Burlington with a usable signal. 104.3 is hemmed in enough by other co- and adjacent-signal stations that it can’t go to a full class C or even a C1 from any location. So it was one market or the other, and with the existing owners in the Upper Valley already at ownership caps, it made more sense to become another signal in the Burlington market than an orphan in the Upper Valley.
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Why didn’t 104.3 when it was in Hartford, VT as WWOD just try to improve their existing signal by moving to Lincoln Peak with WDEV for example? Wouldn’t that location have given them the ability to cover the old signal coverage area in the Connecticut River valley along with covering their new coverage area in and around Lake Champlain?
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Yes, 104.3 is on from the new site. No, it’s not a barn-burner of a signal over Burlington, where the dial is already ridiculously crowded for a small city. And no, it’s not going to move WEZF one inch. An elephant generally doesn’t respond much to a flea.
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Is WECM-104.3 transmitting from their new site yet??
If they are, their signal covers the Burlington/Plattsburgh market pretty well, and their move might even force WEZF-92.9 to “take the plunge” sooner than the November 21st date promoted on their website.
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104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
104.3 from Keeseville, NY (WECM?) is on the air and stunting with Christmas music.
“Ho Ho 104″
Happy Holidays?
Joe
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
No FM, not even big guns like WEZF and WVPS from Mansfield, covers both the Upper Valley and Burlington with a usable signal. 104.3 is hemmed in enough by other co- and adjacent-signal stations that it can’t go to a full class C or even a C1 from any location. So it was one market or the other, and with the existing owners in the Upper Valley already at ownership caps, it made more sense to become another signal in the Burlington market than an orphan in the Upper Valley.
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Why didn’t 104.3 when it was in Hartford, VT as WWOD just try to improve their existing signal by moving to Lincoln Peak with WDEV for example? Wouldn’t that location have given them the ability to cover the old signal coverage area in the Connecticut River valley along with covering their new coverage area in and around Lake Champlain?
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Yes, 104.3 is on from the new site. No, it’s not a barn-burner of a signal over Burlington, where the dial is already ridiculously crowded for a small city. And no, it’s not going to move WEZF one inch. An elephant generally doesn’t respond much to a flea.
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Reply To: 104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
Is WECM-104.3 transmitting from their new site yet??
If they are, their signal covers the Burlington/Plattsburgh market pretty well, and their move might even force WEZF-92.9 to “take the plunge” sooner than the November 21st date promoted on their website.
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104.3 Keeseville is Ho Ho 104 !!!
104.3 from Keeseville, NY (WECM?) is on the air and stunting with Christmas music.
“Ho Ho 104”
Happy Holidays?
Joe
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Reply To: 2013 Christmas Station List
Also, Music Choice’s “Sounds Of The Seasons” channel went al-Christmas on November 1st; if prior years are any indication, it will likely remain all-Christmas through early January.,
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Reply To: 2013 Christmas Station List
Two more upcoming flips, based on information posted on their websites:
WEZF-92.9 Burlington/Plattsburgh will flip at 4 P.M. Eastern time on November 22nd.
WMGQ-98.3 in Central New Jersey will flip at 12:01 A.M. Eastern time on November 29th (the day after Thanksgiving).
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Reply To: 2013 Christmas Station List
I was going to add that WMIM has now flipped to all-Christmas but I see it’s already been noted. Why they didn’t just go 24/7 starting last Friday but decided to switch in the middle of this week is strange, but oh well.
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Reply To: 2013 Christmas Station List
WMAG announced that they will switch to all-Christmas music tomorrow (11/14/13) at 8:15am.
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Reply To: 2013 Christmas Station List
Dayton’s Mix 107.7 FM is the first time playing all Christmas 24/7.. 94.5 FM use to be LITE FM and is now Country, so MIX 107.7 took it over 🙂
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