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• The call sign stood for " Canadian Kilocycle Verdun Lakeshore ".
• When Capper acquired the property, it operated at 1420 Kilocycles.
• KWEM was a daytime station with 1, 000 watts on 990 kilocycles.
• We will repeat this on 6210 kilocycles.
• After 1928 WRNY was at 1010 kilocycles ( kHz ) and shared the frequency with 3 other stations.
• The original laboratory and system module lines were offered in 500 kilocycle, 5 megacycle and 10 megacycle versions.
• By next month, three low-powered highway radio stations are scheduled to broadcast traffic conditions at 530 kilocycles.
• The 1941 North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement moved WHDH to 850 kilocycles, and allowed the station to broadcast on a full-time basis.
• The first war-time all-soldiers radio show at Camp Atterbury aired on Thursday, 8 October 1942, 1310 am kilocycles Indianapolis.
• On November 16, 1927, WPTF moved to 550 kilocycles, remaining there until November 1, 1928, when it changed to 680.
• It was run by a core of 20 volunteers offering music and news to the station and surrounding area seven days a week on 1450 kilocycles.
• They filed to move to 990 kilocycles, with 10, 000 watts of power and a directional antenna system, operating only from sunrise to sunset.
• It's a voice heard across Kansas _ even parts of Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma _ ethereal words emerging from 580 kilocycles on the radio dial.
• In 1937, WNAC became an NBC Red affiliate after losing CBS to WEEI . Four years later, WNAC's frequency changed to 1260 kilocycles ( kHz ).
• KFRO " The Voice of Longview " signed on the air on February 6, 1935 on 1370 kilocycles with a power of 100 watts daytime by owner J . R . Curtis.
• The affair marked the date in 1924 that a 500-watt station with the call letters KSAC, for Kansas State Agricultural College, signed on just up the dial at 880 kilocycles.
• The 1953 Coast Guard Light List indicates that the signal transmitted at 296 kilocycles, send forth a group of half-second dashes for 15.5 seconds, followed by 14?seconds of silence.
• It had a " carrier current " AM transmitter located in the Ware entryway of Senior House dormitory and broadcast over power lines at 800, and later 640 kHz ( called " kilocycles " at the time ).
• In 1941 the U . S . Federal Communications Commission shifted all of the frequencies above 710 kilocycles to make room for more stations, and more Clear Channel frequencies, but 1370 KFRO was never moved off of its original frequency.
• Using the " Radio Amateur's Handbook " as their guide and also with surplus parts bought from Raon in Radio Control Office ( RCO ) headed by Mr Jose Viado, assigned the station a broadcast frequency of 1560 Kilocycles.