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Westinghouse applied for a | callsign in mid-October, 1920. |
All transmitters using the facility have a | callsign starting with DCF. |
ts as a class C1 radio station in 1995 with a | callsign change in 1997 to the current KKST. |
Through the years and format and | callsign changes, (usually between country and oldies) |
all of 2001, after the programming format and | callsign were moved by owner Radio One from "Hot 97.5" |
nes, an ownership change, several formats and | callsign changes, and more than eight years, WNRP fina |
MPI Resolution has the IMO Number 9260134 and | callsign ZIVB5. |
2009, leading up to the station's format and | callsign change. |
ult hits and adopted its current branding and | callsign and later to contemporary hit radio in 2007. |
The oldies format and | callsign were later revived in 2000 by WMAK-FM (which |
Ayline is Aurigny's | callsign |
007-01-12, the station regained its broadcast | callsign as WGAA. |
On June 18, it changed its broadcast | callsign from the unsuffixed WATC it has since the beg |
artersville, Georgia previously had broadcast | callsign WPCG. |
ving to 92.3, which will change its broadcast | callsign to one beginning with W222. |
ensed to serve Canton, Georgia, its broadcast | callsign stands for Cherokee, the county of which Cant |
cense to cover the changes, and its broadcast | callsign suffix was changed from -LP to -LD. |
The station also adopted its current CFGO | callsign that year and moved to a Top 40 music format |
The former CFNB | callsign now belongs to a radio station out in D'Arcy, |
The CHOO | callsign was formerly used at a radio station, known t |
Both of these stations that used the CHOO | callsign have no relation to the current CHOO-FM in Dr |
The CHSN | callsign and format were subsequently adopted by Golde |
n, the radio station adopted its current CHVR | callsign. |
For the station that previously held the CHWK | callsign, see CKSR-FM. |
s EZ Rock from 1995 to 2009 using the CJEZ-FM | callsign) |
The CJOR | callsign was previously used at an unrelated radio sta |
CKSO in Sudbury, and adopted the current CKNY | callsign. |
The CKRE | callsign was used by a former radio station in Red Lak |
The station was owned by Odessa College ( | callsign meaning: Odessa College Voice) and later by t |
-TV" suffix to the letters, hence the current | callsign KUVI-TV. |
Heftel changed the station to its current | callsign and format. |
The current | callsign was resurrected after Disney/ABC Radio (now C |
M frequency at 105.5 in 2000 with the current | callsign, CHUB. |
ll sign to KTLD, on 2000-09-13 to the current | callsign. |
hits format as up! 99.3, adopted its current | callsign, leaving only Rogers Radio's CHDI-FM in terms |
moved to the FM band and adopted its current | callsign. |
to July 24, 2000 when it received its current | callsign, KXLS. |
It adopted its current | callsign in 1991, when its AM sister station CBO moved |
ontemporary hit radio and adopted its current | callsign. |
ed as CJBR in 1947 and changed to its current | callsign in the 1990s after receiving CRTC approval to |
The current | callsign was issued on July 15, 2008, and it still did |
scovered that another station had the desired | callsign (WLSU). |
Another early | callsign of the station was KYFM with its transmitter |
Using the FCC-issued special event | callsign K5K, the group made more than 80,000 individu |
A special event | callsign and station was established and used througho |
tation went on the air under the experimental | callsign of 10AD and at 1210 kHz in 1923. |
KGET-DT2 (formerly known by the fictional | callsign "KWFB") is the The CW affiliate for the Baker |
April 20, 1947 when WCJT started at 99.7 FM ( | callsign meaning Courier Journal Times, the names of L |
Life FM ( | callsign: 5RAM) is a Christian radio station in Adelai |
BLU FM ( | callsign 2BLU) is a community radio station based in K |
Life FM ( | callsign: 2WLF) is a Christian radio station in Wagga |
re for the frequency/station license, not for | callsign or programming that may have moved from licen |
West had applied for | callsign WOLF, but the Federal Communications Commissi |
WZNY "Y" branding, with license to its former | callsign WZNY-FM pending, and is now competing with WH |
CKCL was also a former | callsign of a radio station in Toronto, Ontario in the |
KACD-FM (103.1 FM) was the former | callsign of a Santa Monica, California radio station, |
CHLR was a former | callsign of an unrelated radio station in Moncton, New |
CJRH was a former | callsign of a radio station in Toronto, Ontario, which |
CKMP was a former | callsign of an unrelated radio station in Midland, Ont |
The call letters "CFTI" was a former | callsign that was used at a radio station in Timmins, |
n: кедр meaning Siberian pine; Yuri Gagarin's | callsign during the Vostok 1 mission) also known as AR |
as to operate on UHF channel 38 and was given | callsign K38AW. |
Originally given | callsign KBGD, it was to broadcast on UHF channel 18, |
Sussex Police operate an MD-902 helicopter, | callsign Hotel 900 jointly with South East Coast Ambul |
ant Michael Sykes, referred to in-game by his | callsign, "Psycho". |
DW68CH from Mar 12 1996 (D in | callsign signifies deleted callsign) |
His motorcycle has a radio attached to it ( | callsign 'Solo One') - a case of dramatic licence by C |
In 1993, WBBC switched it | callsign back to WKLV, where it remains today. |
On January 17, 2011, WWTJ switched it's | callsign to WCHV-FM. |
hwestern Ohio, and Eastern Indiana, hence its | callsign WKOI. |
KWTX-FM shares its | callsign with talk radio formatted sister station KWTX |
KLSU is unusual in that its | callsign begins with a K but is located on the east si |
On June 30, 2009, the station changed its | callsign from KLSX to KAMP, to go with the current for |
Its | callsign comes from the motto of Illinois State Univer |
n to the K-W rule so it could have LSU in its | callsign. |
The FM changed its | callsign to WJEZ in November 1984, and by 1989 AM and |
hannel 57 was sold to Daystar and changed its | callsign to KWOG. |
It added the -TV suffix to its | callsign in 1979. |
Its | callsign is 6BE and the station transmits on AM. |
t AC format as the "All New Q94" and kept its | callsign, CHIQ-FM, as well as its slogan, "Today's Bes |
In 1972, the station changed its | callsign to WKSJ. |
AM sister station WZAM (now WIJD) changed its | callsign to WKSJ which forced a change in this station |
It added an A to its | callsign when it moved to FM, as it already had a sist |
On August 20, 2004, the station had its | callsign changed to WNTM. |
In 1998, the station changed its | callsign to WWVV-FM and became Modern AC as "Wave 106. |
The station changed its | callsign to KPTF on June 29, 2000. |
It soon branded itself US107 and changed its | callsign to WUSW. |
The station first took its | callsign WBCS on September 26, 1997. |
Three years later, the station changed its | callsign to KNAX under a religious format in Spanish. |
On October 22, 2001 the station changed its | callsign to WXNT and format to News/Talk. |
In 1987, WKLV changed its | callsign to WBBC and simulcast its sister station WBBC |
llowing week on October 16, WCJZ switched its | callsign to WWTJ. |
later, the FM sister station would switch its | callsign to match as WKXM-FM.) |
Its | callsign is derived from its city of license, Asheboro |
On September 15, 1980, WGBK switched its | callsign to WJSY and continued to carry the Adult Cont |
The station had the FCC change its | callsign to the current WLPR call letters on April 1, |
In 2010, the station changed its | callsign to WJBC-FM and began simulcasting sister stat |
In the 1980s, the WXIY dropped its | callsign in favor of WHII, still a country music stati |
Its | callsign, 2NUR, stands for Newcastle University Radio, |
rly 1979, the station added the suffix to its | callsign, becoming WCLP-TV on February 2. In 2002, WCL |
The station subsequently changed its | callsign to CJBZ and its brand name to The Buzz in lat |
WPOK-FM changed its | callsign to WJEZ in November 1984; the AM station even |
ch, Washington/Astoria, picked up the KAST-FM | callsign and format from the original 92.9 to 99.7. |
In the early 1980s it switched to the KELP | callsign. |
62.45 kHz, | callsign: SOA80, 40 kW transmission power |
58.25 kHz, | callsign: SOA70, 360 kW transmission power |
64.9 kHz, | callsign: SOA90, 40 kW transmission power |
80.5 kHz, | callsign: SNA30, 40 kW transmission power |
76.35 kHz, | callsign: SNA20, 40 kW transmission power |
The station acquired the KJAZ | callsign on December 14, 2005.. |
The station acquired the KKBQ | callsign on August 13, 1982. |
The KLRA | callsign originally belonged to a popular country musi |
es, California which previously used the KNXT | callsign, see KCBS-TV. |
The KQUE | callsign was moved to 1230 AM and 102.9 then became ho |
ttsburgh, KYW in Philadelphia (though the KYW | callsign has in the past been used in Chicago and Clev |
Until 1999, this had been the long-time | callsign for television station WHDF in Florence, Alab |
The 335th Squadron (Greek: 335 Μοίρα, 335 M), | callsign "Tigers", is the oldest squadron currently in |
The station received new | callsign WMXN on April 21, 1995, then changed to WMXN- |
ged formats to conservative talk with the new | callsign WQRT. |
The new | callsign was said to stand for "We Give You Jesus". |
d adopted a country music format with the new | callsign CJQR in 1979. |
The new | callsign was chosen to accompany a new sports talk for |
ned on the existing 89.5 frequency with a new | callsign of WHRV. |
changed the frequency to 1220 kHz with a new | callsign CJRL. |
His nickname/tactical | callsign was "Fang." |
Although not an officially-assigned | callsign, it took the name WSTB, an acronym for Southe |
KEHB-TV was the station's original | callsign though it was never used on the air. |
easy listening radio format with the original | callsign WGLS, and later picked up the callsign WTAM w |
according to their website with the original | callsign of KJJB. |
It took its present | callsign in 1958, as a CBS-affiliated, dual talk/MOR-f |
The station's previous | callsign, WCHY-FM, is now in Madison, Wisconsin at Ent |
it took WGN, and added an X from the previous | callsign (essentially WGN + WANX). |
His HAM Radio | Callsign is VU2DMK. |
All sectors have the RT | callsign "London Control". |
rd a Gulfstream C-37A aircraft whose standard | callsign is "Coast Guard Zero One." |
The station's | callsign was changed between WCBV and WBDY on 16 Septe |
he West Coast firm would change the station's | callsign to WHK-FM (not to be confused with nearby not |
The station's | callsign is Tyrone.Derry.Armagh. |
The station's | callsign has since returned to WKRC. |
The station's | callsign was changed from WSHF to WHCM on November 18, |
e university's expense, to have the station's | callsign changed to "WLMU" to match LMU's existing non |
While the sale was pending, the station's | callsign was changed to WDWG. |
The station's | callsign was changed from WJXL to WNSI on January 22, |
The new owners had the station's | callsign changed to WQLQ on May 18, 1983. |
evision station was given the radio station's | callsign. |
ommunications Commission change the station's | callsign to WZTQ on September 12, 2003. |
January 29, 2008 the owners had the station's | callsign changed again, this time to WJLX. |
Print Radio Tasmania ( | callsign 7RPH) is a radio station based in Hobart, Tas |
with a Southern Gospel format with temporary | callsign KLCA before making a permanent switch to KDFT |
for orders to submarines on 13 kHz under the | callsign VL3DEF. |
e calls were changed to WMAK-FM (reviving the | callsign of a popular Rock AM station of the late 1960 |
rly and mid 1980s, the 96.3 frequency had the | callsign WKOS (96 KOS) and later WZKS (96 Kiss), both |
WTSM is the | callsign for Tallahassee's Sports Monster WTSM, an FM |
In 1974, a group of amateurs using the | callsign KP6KR sailed to the reef and set up a tempora |
ole of a Marine Corps Lance Corporal with the | callsign Gladiator 2. The Lebanese Prime Minister beco |
1350, and to this day channel 25 retains the | callsign WEEK-TV, but 1350 itself has since switched c |
CFIX was formerly the | callsign of a now-defunct AM radio station at 1170 kHz |
The | callsign is derived from "Nashville PaX." |
The | callsign was changed to WPGA-LP the next day. |
The new owners had the | callsign changed to WGCX. |
WFFI was previously operated under the | callsign WYYB. |
The | callsign change was approved by the FCC. |
etwork after the sale is completed, under the | callsign KETD. |
ency 68.9 kHz with a power of 50 kW under the | callsign XPH. |
WDNA is the | callsign of a class C2 listener supported public radio |
oodbye radio event by radioamateurs, with the | callsign PB6REM on the platform on June 8, 2006. |
On February 28th, 2011, the | callsign was changed to WHHW. |
eries WKRP in Cincinnati, had a 'hold' on the | callsign. |
Launched in June 1975 as Radio Tees, with the | callsign "You've got a friend on 257" it was the first |
AM wil be a conservative talk format with the | callsign changed to WQRT. |
Although the | callsign is now used on the new 100.3 |
ime) became a sister station of WKDW when the | callsign for 93.1 FM was changed to WKDW-FM. |
OMA was the | callsign of a Czech time signal station. |
by 1975 had 3000 watts on 103.1 MHz using the | callsign WPOK-FM, simulcasting its sister station 1080 |
The letters in the | callsign stand for Indiana Public Broadcasting. |
During the rescue, he used the | callsign "Bat 21 Bravo". |
the Bible Broadcast Network, who changed the | callsign to WYFJ and moved the FM station to facilitie |
It signed on July 14, 1969 under the | callsign WMUL. |
The | callsign was inspired by his first name. |
In the summer of 2010 the | callsign still remains as WUCO and started airing Span |
Some six months later, the | callsign was changed to WIKX and the Kicks 106 name re |
Prior to this, the | callsign KMEO was assigned to a Beautiful music radio |
They had tried to get the | callsign WFUN, but since it was already assigned to an |
TV, who turned it into "Oldies 98.5" with the | callsign WEEK-FM, the only radio station owned by Gran |
n was called "98.5 The Party", first with the | callsign WPPY, then adding a simulcast on 101.1 WRVP ( |
Public Broadcasting, Inc. then requested the | callsign to be changed to WLPR. |
In the late '80s and early '90s, the | callsign WCHY was part of the station's identity as a |
inia (near Harrisonburg) on 106.3 FM with the | callsign WJNA. |
ous MOR format in 1966 and later switched the | callsign to KALO (aka: "K-Low") with an R&B format whi |
CBE-FM is the | callsign of the CBC Radio 2 station in Windsor, Ontari |
separate programming in 1964, and adopted the | callsign CKXM in 1979. |
ned listed as WKRP-LP until 2010 (despite the | callsign being reassigned to WKRP-LP, a sister station |
Y3S was the | callsign of an East German time signal station. |
The station first broadcast under the | callsign KACL May 14, 1993. |
KAAM and added an FM station on 92.5 with the | callsign KAFM. |
KWHN was originally assigned the | callsign of KWHN, but changed to KYHN on November 22, |
and later on WRNO worldwide who switched the | callsign to KXOR and formatted the station in his year |
The | callsign was changed back to KWHN on April 3, 2008. |
hed the format to Sports Talk and changed the | callsign to WQIS. |
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