WTGA 500 WATTS AT 1590
THOMASTON. GA.
Dial WO KC.
WISK 5000 WATTS AT 1390
AMERICUS. GA
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Mr. Kermit Geary Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Radio ROCKIs4ART, GA.
December 13, 1963
WIYN 500 WATTS AT 1360
ROME. GA.
Dear Mr. Geary:
We are pleased to confirm your report of reception of WPLK on December 8, 1963. Thank you for writin.
Sincerely, Radio Station ':Y PLK
L. ,;. Gradick
RADIO ATLANTA WPLO
Dear Sir:
This will verify that you received WPLO on
at 3: 30 AM EST
Many thanks for your reception report.
Very truly yours,
March 14, 1960
DIO AreNTA WPLO
James D. Ellzey Technical Supervisor
JDE: d
Date March 28 , 1960
/ GRIFFIN BROADCASTING SYSTEM 1000 WATTS "GRIFFIN'S MOST POWERFUL VOICE"
WfiHT 1320 ON YOUR DIAL
Mr. Kermit Geary h.F.D. #2 '.a1rutport, Pa.
Dear Mr. Geary;
GRIFFIN, GEORGIA
This Is to confirm your report on reception of our station orb Mar.22 19531"r report as given in your letter :4bs entirely correct.
keny thanes for your interest. :.e trust that in the
future you will let us hef.r from you on our sícriel in your arse.
. hT now signs on the t it e t 5:00 /J.J EST everyday except äundays. At the present tires '+e hove no
regulrr a rly morning test periods.
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WEST POINT, GEORGIA
March 27th.1946
OWNED -OPERATED VALLEY BROADCASTING CO.
Mr. Kermit Geary RFD#2 Walnutport, Pa.
Dear Sir;
This is confirm you receiving our station one' the
morning of Jan.18,1946 and Feb. 15th,1946 at
2:51 AM EST.
We were on the air at that time with our frequency
check.
Thank you very much for your report,
Very truly yours,
VALLEY RPOADCASTING COMPANY.
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Bishp -f Engineer.
1'edGGeatP.d- -ee S'eue etew42k
WQXM FM 107 AM 1120 Box 356 - Gordon, Ga. 31031 Box 6617 - Macon, Ga. 31208 Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088
FEBRUARY 13, 1984
Dear Kermit:
This is a letter of confirmation on your reception of WQXM-AM,
operating on its assigned frequency of 1120 kiloHertz. The information
you gave was correct for Sunday evening, February 5, 1984, from 6:02 to
6:16 P. M.
Just in case you are interested, the name of the car dealer was
Jimmy Childre Chevrolet -Olds. The music you heard may be familiar,
that is if you have listened to one of our other affiliates. We program
the Bonneville Million Dollar Sound via satellite from Chicago. Response
has been great here in the middle Georgia area, especially since we are
the only beautiful music station within 100 miles.
Thanks again for the letter, and hope to hear from you again!
xncel y
A PARKER OPERATIONS MANAGER
ROWLAND BROADCASTING, INC, 912-743-9107 MACON 452-9107 MILLEDGEVILLE 628-2000 GORDON
Hank Bauer 318 Wymberly Road St Simons Island Ga 31522
Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview drive Walnutport Pa 18088
Dear Kermit, Thank you for the reception report of WBGA
on April fourth. I am pleased to hear you can pick the station out that far north. You do have an exellent reciever with the antenna network set up properly. Your report is the northernmost report recieved as of now.
I can only confirm the first part of you're report. The type of music is correct for WBGA and of course the call sign is proof in itself. We do have United Methodist Church aired on sunday. Brunswick is a coastal city and that ties into the weather report you heard. The bad news is we don't have a GW Smith Lumber Company in town. In looking at you're report times it appears WBGA skywave can come through at certain times,which is typical. The other station is probably more to the west about the same distance away from you as WBGA. This is only an "educated" guess.
Here are some details about WBGA. The transmitter site is on Blythe Island. We use a three tower array. The power is 5000 watts nondirectional daytime and 1000 watts directional nightime. We use a Harras MW5 PDM modulated transmitter coupled to a Harris Phasor that allows switching patterns. The audio line uses a Harris Tri Band Processor fed by a Teac console. The actual control room is about ten feet square with the console facing the production room window. Since the station is live there are a set of turntables and cart machines. In other words like a WKRP setup in the controll room.
I have covered the very basic description of the station. If you care for more information please write me and I'll try to be of help.
Sincerely
Hank Bauer Chief Engineer
TENNESSEE
WBEJ 1440 KC* V
*/1340WGR KC/ WKSR WBAC 730 KC 1340 KC
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MUTUAL IN TENNESSEE RADIO CENTER IN BUCKHEAD PEACHTREE AT MATHIESON
UNITED PRESS NEWS
April 14 1948
ATLANTA, GEORGIA c.4 CRoansav't Lrrr E Jtatio,i
Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Penns;Tl venia
Dear Sir:
WWI 790 KC
GEORGIA
This is to verify your DX report of April 10, 1948.
Your information concerning the April 10, 1948 test broadcast of WQXI was 4uthentic in all details.
We appreciate your very nice letter and your interest in our new station.
Very truly yours,
Bill Lange Chief Engineer
BL/ cf
1\1 [ -ELIZABETHTON -JOHNSON CITY -GREENEVILLE
-PULASKI -LAWRENCEBURG
II -CLEVELAND
CHATTANOOGA,
TENN.
ROSSVILLE,
GA.
EXECUTIVE
OFFICES
270 N. CREST
CHATTANOOGA.
TENNESSEE
WY 8-3346
MUSIC &
NEWS
1 DAYS
A WEEK
November 21, 1960
Dear Mr. Geary,
Thank you for your letter of November 11 concenhag;g the reception of V:RIP at Walnutport,Pa. It is a wonderful feeling to know that we can be heard that far away. In accordance with our station log the imformation you have is correct. The power output here is 500 watts with an directional antenna system beam Northeast by southwest.
+,'e have these test programs once each month. They held on the second Friday of each month. The purpose of these are for frequency measurements.
Again,we thank you for your very nice letter and the best of luck in your rad'o DX.
inc = rely yóur
3c N da ace tIP Radio
Rossville, Ga. Engineer
Clear Channel - AM 1000
WMPZ MILLION PINES COUNTRY RADIO
Soperton Broadcasting Corp.
P. 0. BOX 268 SOPERTON, GEORGIA 30457
JAMES E. REDDISH
General Manager
February 17, 1984
Dear NRC Member,
Satz., WMPZ 101.7 FM STEREO
SOPERTON 912-529-3311 DUBLIN 912-275-0993
VIDA LIA 912-537-3135
This letter will confirm the reception of WMPZ-AM on 1000 khz from Soperton, Georgia on Monday, March 28, 1983 from 12:00 midnight to 12:30 am, Eastern Standard Time during a Test Broadcast.
WMPZ-AM broadcasts with. 1000 watts daytime only, with a non -directional antenna. The antenna is 220' (228' overall height) uniform cross-section, guyed, series -excited vertical steel radiator. The ground system consists of 120
equally -spaced, buried copper radials at least 245 feet in
length about the tower.
Please accept my apologies for the tardiness of this verification.
Sincerely
Artlos W. Pigg, Jr.
RADIO STATION WMTM, MOULTRIE, GEORGIA 12 APRIL 1954
MR. KERMIT GEARY RFD # 2, WALNUTPORT, PA.
DEAR MR. GEARY:
THIS IS TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF RADIO STATION WMTM OF MOULTRIE, GEORGIA, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1954. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOr YOUR LETTE;H.
VERY TRULY YOURS,
OWNER
250 WATTS 1490 KILOCYCLES
GeiAFF IL IA TED -I .UTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTTE1_
COASTAL BROADCASTING COMPANY
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Lr. hermit Geary R.F.D. 2, ti',alnutport, Penn.
Dear Broadcast Listener:
ON CAUSEWAY TO GEORGIA'S GOLDEN ISLES
Lt.gust 2, 1946
Your letter reporting reception of signals from
nOG, on July 16,1946, has been checked and filed. It was found that your reception was authentic and therefore we are confirming same.
For your information, we receive signal reports
from up your way quite often under normal conditions. This is most probably due to our antenna and ground
system, not to mention our rather high broadcast frequency. Our eauiptment consists of a 1940, R.C.A
Iodel 250K transmitter. R.C.A Consolette, Frequency î'onitor end all Audio hquiptrment. '."e hale a Lingo
vertical tower of 165 feet (4 wave). Our ground system is buried under salt water.
ga.
Should you be interested in other broadcast listener addresses, here are a few who have reported reception. F.L.VanVoorhees-33-06 165 St. Flushing, NY. I_or. hat Rdo Club. Arnold E. Gerrard -Newark News Rodio Club
134 South th St. Liamisburg, Ohio. Ralph K. Uohanris-364 Elm St. Buffalo 3, NY. I:br. Nat. Rdo Club.
John T. Tweedie-Box 103- Oakhurst New Jersey.
K.F.Borden-Lox 804 -Ponca City, O$la.
Clarence Burnham -6 Avon Court -Gloucester Lass.
Plus one (double checked and confirmed) from Lanila in the
Phillipine Islands, during regular broadcast day.
Ve check frequency with R.C.A. Lab. between 3-J:30 AL._
the last Thursday in each month. Listen in.
Thanks for the letter and more good yck on your QSL's from other stations OL::.
owe 1 . :-4IJ Y.
Radio station WRFC 960 NC .. 1000 Watts P. O. BOX 1423 STUDIOS & OFFICE 2642 NORTH LUMPKIN STREET TELEPHONE 446
May 5, 1948
Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. #2, Walnittp ort , Penn.
Athens, Georgia
Dear Mr. Geary:
This will confirm your report of reception of WRFC.
We appreciate your interest and were delighted at receiving your reports.
LHC:sp
Yours very truly,
RADIO STATION WRFC,
L. H. Christian, General Manager.
Nome of The University of Georgia 8a//dogs
COOSA VALLEYE, G
RADIO COMPANY ROMEORGIA
W E. O M
23 Mar, 1 9 5 0
Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. t' 2 Walnutport, Penna.
Dear Mt. Geary:
your letter of March 5, was greatly appreciated, and I am very happy to verify your feception report.
The response to the broadcast was very good, and T wPs ouite surprised to hear that we were readable under mOR.
Thanks very much for tuning in, and here is hoping that we will hear fvom you again.
Yours truly,
Van Murray, Chief Engineer
WR 1000 WATTS -DAYTIME
Mr. Kermit Geary RFD ## 2 Walnutport, Fa.
Dear Mr. Kermit:
1350 KC
P. O. BOX 727
WARNER ROBINS GUIDRGIA November 3, 195+
It was an extreme pleasure to receive your letter of October 29, and most of all to learn that we are being heard in my native state of Pennsylvania. We have had calls and letters from all over the South and Southeast, but beleive me, it is a pleasure to hear from a fellow Pennsylvanian.
I have spent many happy hours in Philadelphia. However, my home is in the Pittsburgh area. I have been in the broadcast business some sixteen years in and about Pittsburgh before coming to Georgia two years ago. This explains my enthusiam about your letter.
Needless to say, we were very pleased to learn how well our signal was received on Friday, October 29. We had made some changes on our ground system on that date and it was interesting to note that it had helped to increase our signal strength.
We are using a Collins equipment throughout, with a stainless 200 foot guyed tower with a ground system of 120 hard drawn copper wire radials 200 feet long, located 2.4 miles beyond the City Limits in bottom land.
I am enclosing a copy of the Warner Robins Story prepared by the Warner Robins Chamber of Commerce some two years ago. Since that time the population has exceeded the 20,000 mark.
Once again, Mr. Geary, may I say we were very happy to hear from you and receive your detailed log of our broadcast. Your log checks with our log sheet exactly.
Sincere warm wishes from the "Sunny South".
Sinçerely yours,
Howard George General Manager
HG/mk
WRQN AN AFFILIATE OF THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM
Vidalia, Georgia
Dear sir: We regret the delay in verifying your reception
of IV nQ AI but ;:lue to 7.-t2$h of business in going on the
Mr we have been nnah' e to catch up w3t:n correspondence
heretofore.
Your coalrwalziicz,-'Loil of //e i` y.-
reporting recep í- on .,f r Q N from 2 . ' JO ot. Mr -2y- /0 is cxirx.
1450 Kc © LAST MINUTE NEWS FROM THE WIRES OF UNITED PRESS O 250 WArrs
WRSG Radio 7540
23 March 1981
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Wa lnutport , PA 18088
Dear Mr. Geary;
On behalf of the entire WRSG staff, we thank you for your letter. It is very pleasing to know that 1540 WRSG is reaching listeners at such a great distance.
Your letter is significant in the fac t that it is the first that we have received from Pennsylvania. We have received letters from listeners as far away as Southern Canada. Letters from Missouri, Mississippi, Southern Florida, New York, and North Georgia have arrived telling of WRSG recpetion. Thanks so much for the tape.
The reason we do so well on skip is two fold 1) We operate on a foreign Class I -A Clear Channel. 1540Khz is assigned to a station in Nassau,Bahamas. I have been to the city and I can't, for the life of me, understand why such a small town would get a Clear Channel, but it did. WRSG is the most southern station operating on this channel which is, compared to other radio channels, pretty open.2) We utilize a folded-unipole radiator that projects the signal skyward, more than other types of radiators.
WRSG utilizes 1000 Watts with a Gates BC -1G transmitters that mod- ulates with 95% peaks. Our towers is located in a good wt area, being 184 Foot tall.
I have enclosed some information on WRSG RADIO. We invite you to come see us in Sylvester, The Peanut Capitol of The World, if ever down this way.
Sincerely, FELDMAN BROADCASTERS, Inc.
s tr/ rt Sutton
Operations Manager WRSG RADIO
POST OFFICE BOX 240 SYLVESTER, GEORGIA 31791 (912) 776-3421 Feldman Broadcasters Incorporated
TO:
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Dear Sir;
E Ft adio 1350 POST OFFICE 30X III C1EVELAND, GEORGIA 30524 865 -Sill
j This Letter will confirm the receptcbon of 1 /./ from
to 2-
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antenna system.
Thank you for your report and continued good luck in
your hobby.
COMMENTS:
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1381 Rockbridge Road Conyers, GA 30012 (770) 483-1000 Fax (770) 483-1099
April 11, 2003
Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088
We received your letter dated February 6, 2003 in which you state on the evening of February 5th, you listened to Praise 1040 for approximately 23 minutes prior to station sign -off. Based on
the information detailed in your letter, I can confirm you did in fact receive our signal from your
location - approximately 700 miles from Conyers, GA.
As stated in your letter, we installed a new transmitter (Harris DX15) in September 2002. We
operate the transmitter at 80% capacity or 12,000 -watts as approved by the FCC. Since our
license does not include a "critical hour" we operate at 12,000 -watts from sunrise to sunset. We
have received notification from other "distant listeners" from as far away as Ohio, but you
currently hold the record at 700 miles. CONGRATUALATIONS!!
Sincerely,
/22:44' Lynn Battles General Manager
"Praise 1040 - Atlanta's Christian Choice"
AFFILIATED Wrra THE UNION-RECORDER
"1'H,; ©LI RIILIARLE"
"The Voice of Milledgeville"
MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
May 27, 1946
Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. 2 9dalnutport, Pa.
Dear Mr. Geary:
This is an acknowledgment of your letter of
the 20th, with a report on our frequency check of
the 26th. Your figures to the best of my knowledge coincide with ours.
Thank you again for your interest. We will
always be gld to acknowledge a report of the fre- quency check.
Very truly yours,
k OtConnor rogram Manager
cm
250 WATTS 1450 Aa
UNL1MrrED TIME
P.O. BOX 1114 LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 30241 404/882-WMXY
November 12, 1985
Mr. Kermit Geary DX Listening Post 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088
Dear Mr. Geary:
We are pleased you have listened to us from eastern Pennsylvania and appreciate your letter of November 6, 1985.
On Monday, November 4th and Tuesday, November 5th, the announcer was Sandy Tharpe which is also our General Manager. Sandy was filling in for our evening announcer, Brendette Petty.
WMXY is owned and operated by Tharpe Communications, Inc. and broadcasts with a power of 10,000 watts on a clear channel of 720 kiloHertz.
Thank you again for listening and your interest in our ALL NEW WMXY.
Sincerely,
1'
' Jacki Lynne Ray Business Manager
:jlr
WMGA "THE PATRONS' STATION"
E OULTRIE, GEORGIA April 22, 1546
Idir . hermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Valnutport, Penna.
Dear Sir:
This will acknowledge your reception report of April 15, 1946 from 3:30 kJ to 3:45 Ain Eastern Standard Time.
We are happy to send you this verifica- tion and are glad you listened.
Yours very truly,
ames Ii. Wilder Chief Engineer
1400 KILOCYCLES
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MOULTRIE, GEORGIA 31768
Mn. Kenmit Geany 1266 Rivenview Dnive Dla.enutpont, PA 18088
Dean Mn. Geany:
Jhe %ice in gee gixie 10,000 WATTS CLEAR CHANNEL 1130 KHZ
912-985-1130
May 19, 1983
Thi4 Zetten con4tiniu youn neception o4 thi Radio Station. you connect.ey neponted what you heand.
Thank you don dnopping -ín to See u -o on youn way to Pennsy.evan-La. Tnu3ting you had a 3a4e and 3uccu 34u.e. netunn. I nemain.
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CondiaUy youn, !,s. Roy F. 2044 Managen
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AL ROBINSON GENERAL MANAGER ai9óriS5f..2
250 We
MUTUAL
Kermit Geary E.F.P. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Sir:
/- IiI
September 24, 1946
Thanks very much for your report of the reception of WW A4 G R. Your report was correct and accurate. This letter will certify as verification.
The information furnished will be of great value to us. Again may I thank you for your accurate report.
Very truly yours,
EMERSON BRO íNE Chief Engineer
f, MARVIN GRIFFIN OWNER
AL ROBINSON GENERAL MANAGER croicE__ of
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W M G R 250 Watts 1490 K C
11 ILO i WI AFFILIATE
BAINBRIDGE, GEORGIA
September 13, 1946
Kermit Geary R.F.D. ,# 2 Ialnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Geary:
Thank you very such for your correct verification. lire certainly do appreciate your reporting our reception in your vicinity on August 28, 1946. This is to advise you that we
test week days at 4:25 AM EST for ten minutes. Any further replies will be appreciated.
Thanking you again, I am,
AR:baj
ry truly yours,
AL ROBINSON General Manager
S. MARVIN GRIFFIN OWNER
570 da ?lors 25sal
WAL /000
Watts
TELETRONICS, INC.
Waycross, Qa. Pha.'te 3065
October 24,19 51
Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport, Penna.
Dear Mr. Geary:
I received your letter of October 21, this morning, and was
indeed glad to get your DX report. It is always a thrill for me
to get these reports from "far off places" like Penna, and New
York. Since our opening on June 21 '51 I have received several
of these reports and I take pride in my files on them.
I have compared the data which you have listed on your report
with our station log of that day and find them to agree. I am glad
to verify your reception of WACL in Waycross, Ga. on 574 KC.
I hope that in the future yo'i will again hear WACL. On the
behalf of the staff and myself I want to wish you the best of luck
and success in the future.
Very truly yours,
Becky Bellamy -Sect. WAC
Serving the Turpentine, Tobacco and Livestock Belt in South Georgia
1465 Northside Dr., Suite 14 Atlanta, GA 30318 (404) 355-8600
MAY 6, 1987
MR. KERMIT GEARY 1266 RIVERVIEW DRIVE WALNUTPORT, PENNSYLVANIA 18088
DEAR MR. GEARY:
THIS LETTER VERIFIES YOUR RECEPTION OF RADIO
STATION WAEC, LOVE 86, ON TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1986, FROM 5:20T0 5:31P.M., EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN LOVE 86, AND YOUR
VISIT TO OUR STUDIOS. PLEASE COME AGAIN.
BEST WISHES IN YOUR TRAVELS,
ELIZABETH D. LAURIA
RADIO STATION WAEC
Powerful
WMES i2ay l. eMeaee¢
567-3355
1570 KC
"THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT"
A S H B U R N, GEORGIA
November 24, 19o4
Dear ez . . .
Ttiit ia verification of y cur receivint; us ciurin, our frequency
check on the morning of bcE, .zoj i96y
hope you will be at your receiver next :..otlth for more of our
'Southern lospitoli.ty" hare in :tuhburn, Georgia.
Yours Truly, ')?c'
ct le MI l: i.: Ilcil jÿ WìU3 Radio
ReMONO WRNG 3954 peachtree rd. atlahta, ga. 30319 phone: 261-6800
25,000 WATTS ON 680 IN NORTH ATLANTA
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa. 18088
Dear Sir:
1975.
April 21, 1975
This will confirm your reception of WRNG on April 14,
Thank you for your interest.
7 Yours uly,
ief Enginee
WQXM- FM/WM KS -AM Rt. 6 Box 735 Macon, GA 31201
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Macon 912-743-9107 Milledgeville 912-452-9107
131.6.
Please confirm my reception of station WALG, Albany. I shall be very happy to receive your reply, kindly verifying the fact that I heard your Frequency Measurement Test as reported in this letter. Return postage is enclosed for your reply. As proof that I was tuned to WALG, I give the following log of the trans- mission to which I listened:
WALG, 1590 kc.; Thursday morning, December 1, 1960, 12:32 to 12:45 A.M., Eastern Standard Time:
12:32 to 12:34 A.M., 1000 -cycle tone. 12:34 A.M., Announcement:
"This is Radio Station WALG in Albany, Georgia, testing for Frequency Measurement. Our call letters are as follows: W as in William, A as in Adam, L as in Lincoln, G as in George." The announcement was repeated.
12:342 to 12:36 A.M., 1000 -cycle tone. 12:36 A.M., Announcement as at 12:34 A.M., not repeated. 12:36- to 12:38 A.M., 1000 -cycle tone. 12:38 A.M. Announcement as at 12:34 A.M., twice. 12:384 to 12:41 A.M., 1000 -cycle tone. 12:41 A.M. Announcement as at 12:34 A.M., twice. 12:41' to 2:432 A.M., 1000 -cycle tone. 12:432 to 12:45 A.M., Concluding Announcement:
"This is Radio Station WALG in Albany, Georgia. This morning we have been testing. If you have heard this test and live outside a 100 mile radius of Albany, Georgia, please send a card to Radio Station WALB, Albany, Georgia, and we will verify your report. Please do that if you live outside a 100 mile radius of Albany? Georgia."
Station identification was repeated, and WALG signed off and left the air.
Please compare the above data with your Station Log of this Frequency Measurement Test and, if my report is correct, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of WALG, Albany, on 1590 kc. Your attention to this request will be greatly appreciated.
Best wishes to you, sir, and to WALG and its Personnel for continued success in broadcasting. I hope to have the pleasuure of hearing you on the air again on future occasions. Looking forward to receiving your reply in confirmation of my reception, for which I thank you, I am,
Very truly yours,
Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnutport, Pennsylvania.
Radio Station WTvIOC Covington, Ga.
Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Penn.
Dear Kermit,
This is to confirm your report of reception of WMOC on
Nov. 20, 1948. You gave very good and accurate proof that you
received us. I am glad to know that we are putting such a good
signal into Walnutport now.
When you first received us some time ago, we were radiating
210 Watts instead of 250. This was due to a change in Antenna
resistance which we did not discover and compensate for until
recently. This means that you might receive us just a very little
bit better than previously.
Many thanks for your cooperation and your fine report.
Very truly yours,
1-4 Robert L. White, Jr. Chief Engineer WMOC
1000 WATTS 1580 KC
PHONE 7-3648
WCLS 10281/2 BROADWAY
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA
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Dear Sir,
WCNN, NORTH ATLANTA is a 24 Hour all news radio station, broadcasting
on a frequency of 680 Khz. WCNN is the flagship station for the
CNN RADIO NETWORK, a subsidiary of the Turner Broadcasting System.
WCNN transmits at an assigned power of 25,000 watts, non -directional
during daylight hours and 10,000 watts directional at nighttime utilizing
an 8 antenna array system.
Thanks for your interest.
6)e Peter Graves
Chief Engineer
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3954 Peachtree Road Atlanta, Georgia 30319 (404) 261-6800
RADIO STATION
1450 ON YOUR DIAL
WCON
3 April 1953
Er. Kermit Geary Walnutport, Pennsylvanie R. F. D. Rt. 2
CORNELIA, GEORGIA
9OX 250 - PHONE 1450
Deer Mir. Geary,
I am happy to confirm the signal you received as that of the "Radio
Voice Of Habershem County" WCON, 1450 on your dial.
Thank you for your very nice letter end forgive me for not answering
sooner, we've been busy.
;irx erely,
I. (Lä - eck Bradley ! eneral Manager
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" nhe Kadio Voice ol ivaberdaam. County"
KERmlT GEARY 1266 RIVERVIEw DRIVE WALNUTPORT PA 18088
DEAR MR. GEARY:
THIS CONFIRMS YOUR RECEPTION OF SUPER ûOUNTYWAZÁz360 UN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17. 198,t,.
UNTIL 5:45 PM WAZA WAS ON 5000 WATTS AND AFTER 5:45 PM ON 1000 WATTS.
CHARLOTTE ELKImS TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
UirytaiZZ-r-e- ea_h, /l- /)An/Y' /-l
vrzetaf2auliºeA Wcnvhaiìy rieveievi .Yace Yak( 3 &ilia 3, efela August 29, 1947
Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Geary:
Your report concerning our broadcast on August 16, 1947, was checked with our station log and found to be perfectly correct.
This letter will confirm your reception. Thank you for the _nterest' you have shown in our station. It was a pleasure to hear from you.
Sincerely,
MIKE BENTON. PRESIDENT MAURICE C. COLEMAN. GEN. MGR.
=limy Kirby Program Manager
1000 WATTS
Zadio s W B G R face,
1370 KILOCYCLES
ALTAMAHA BROADCASTING CO. W. GLENN THOMAS, Owner
P. O. BOX 147 PHONE - DIAL 2444
August 31, 1949
Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Sir:
This is to verify your DX dated July 1, 1944 .999 of our equipment check the morning of July 1, As far as our records show your report is correct in its entirety.
Please accept my sincere apologies for not replying to your report at an earlier date.
WBGR in Jesup, Georgia went on the air for program test July 12, 1949 and due to being short of personnel in the engineering department it has been impossible for me to give you a reply at an earlier date.
Thanking you so much for your cooperation and patience, I remain,
Thankfully yours,
Delmas A. Nichols Chief Engineer
SERVING THE RICH TIMBER, TOBACCO, TOURIST AND LIVESTOCK BELT OF GEORGIA'S COASTAL PLAINS
WBHB MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM AFFILIATE 1240 Kilocycles FITZGERALD, GA.
October 8, 19+6
Kermit Geary R.F. D. #2 Walnutport, Penn.
Dear Mr. Geary:
Thanks for your letter dated September 26.
We certainly appreciate the report you have given us and hope that you will be hearing us of ten. This is to confirm that the time that you heard us was correct in every respect.
The equipment here at WBHB is Gates equipment throughout. The transmitter is Gates Model 250-C-1 using RCA 810's push-pull in the final, with 250 watts. The Modulators are also RCA 810's Class B.
Hoping to hear from you again.
YouTs very truly,
R. M. Ware, Jr., Manager, WBHB
RMW/blg
P. O. BOX 91 PHONE 8.0489
WBIE MARIETTA BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA
February 13, 1956
Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.
Dear Mr. Geary;
This is to confirm reception of Radio Station WBIE on Tuesday, November 1, 1955.
We enjoyed hearing from you.
Sinderely yours,
Mrs. all S. Elliott, r. Secretary
1000 -WATT STATION OF SOUND PROGRAMING FINE PUBLIC SERVICE EXCELLENT PERSONNEL 1190 ON YOUR DIAL
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,acio ,tatiot l l/Zome, Çeorgia MODERN EQUIPMENT AIR-CONDITIONED STUDIOS IN THE HEART OF THE CITY 121 BROAD STREET
1.'r-br'). :'i; y 14 1947
R.F.L. #2
Walrrutrort. Pen^a,t_
DearMr. Geary,
Thank you for your letter of the g - report-ng reception of our test programs from Rome, Georgia, this milt serve as a
verification of your reception -
We are very grateful to yo -a f3r your cooperation.
For your information we are completelì fcR.aytheon'T eau.inped, Win-
charger antenna 212 feet, ground system -- .screen and 210 foot
radials,
Again m^y we thenk you for your_ cooperation in our test pe:.iod
C 7 r. .1 a'_ J_ 7,
T.'iJJ_laq Rome, Georgl.aD
WBKZ Z -8811M CLEAR CHANNEL 880
THANKS FOR LISTENING! We're always happy to hear from our listeners around the country. We feel that we're doing a good job and we hope you concur. Thanks for the information regarding our station and we look forward to hearing from you in the near future with any suggestions you might have for us.
In the meantime, this letter is your official verification for having heard our signal on 880 KHz on the date mentioned in your letter.
We are enclosing a rate card with some information about our programming which you may find interesting.
Thanks again, and stay in touch.
Sincerely,
2
Stan Carter General Manager WBKZ-88AM
WBKZ 88AM P.O. BOX 88 ATHENS, GEORGIA 30603 (404) 548-8800 WBKZ 88 AM P.O. BOX 88 JEFFERSON, GEORGIA 30549 (404) 367.9334
14.1RT OF GC®RGM ]BROIIIDGISICYNG Co. 1560 ON YOUR DIAL 5000 WATTS -AM PHONE (912) 628-2000 GORDON, GEORGIA 31031
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Kermit Geary
R. D. 2, Box 298
Walnutport, Pa.
March 26, 1968
Dear Sir
Your logging of our station on Dec. 22, 1967 is correct. Therefore
verification is verified. Thank you for your best wishes and 734s
to you and your family.
Yours truly,
d .0g, 4 a ef Charles Colvin Promotion and Production Dr.
WCLA Studios: Highway 301 N.
P. O. B O X 4 3 1
I'IR. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 WALNUTPORT, PENN.
DEAR KERMIT
1000 WATTS
1470 ON YOUR DIAL
CLAXTON, GEORGIA FEBRUARY 14, 1960
PHONE 970 - 971
This is to confirm your report of reception of WCLA on Sunday morning, November 1, 1959 from 6:02 until 6:27 A.M.
Thank you for your DX report and if you°re ever in this area stop by to see up.
Sincerely,
L0 ' -L L. EGIS.2R U'NERAL MANAGER
' 1Er..,.'
"SERVING CLAXTON, GLENNVILLE, METTER, STATESBORO, PEMBROKE, REIDSVILLE"
CU GA
WCLB, 1540 kc.; Wednesday morning, January 6, 1954, 1:52 tr 1:58g A.M. , Eastern Standard Time:
1:52 to 1:55 A.M., Gospel Song: " Trgether With the Lord". 1:55 A.M. , Annruncement that WCLB, Camilla, Georgia, is conducting
Equipment Tests. 1:55i to 1:57e A.M. , "Walking My Baby Back H^me" , sung by Johnny
Ray. 1:57e A.M., Cnnclud ing Ânnnuncement . Listeners were invited to
send their reception reports try WCLB, Camilla, Ga. The name ''Camilla" was spelled nut. The announcer concluded at l:581 A.M. by saying: "WCLB, Camilla, Georgia, now leaving the air".
The Equipment Test Broadcast was concluded and WCLB left the air at 1:58e A.M., E.S.T.
Please compare the above data with your Station Log n1 this Equipment Test broadcast and, if my report is correct, kindly send me a verification of my reception of Statirin WCLB, Camilla, on 1540 kc. your kind attention to this request will be greatly appreciated.
Best wishes to WCLB and its personnel fmr luck and success with your new station. I hope tr have the pleasure of hearing you again on future early-mnrning test br nadcasts . Looking f nrward t n receiving your kind reply in cnnfirmatinn of my reception, frr which I sincerely thank you, I am,
Very truly yours,
i/j-H
S 0/-1
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Kermit Geary, R.F.D. # 2, Walnutprrt, Pennsylvania.
"Ilke ..Witcl:ell County Station"
CAMILLA WCLB GEORGIA
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.
Dear Mr. Geary:
PELHAM
P.O. Box 147 Camilla ,Georgia January 12, 1957
We are pleased to verify your reception of WCLB between k3:16 A.M. and 2:30 A.M. on November 9, 1956 during our freq:ncy measurement broadcast.
RADIO S TT OT? W CII3
Russell A. Br of ne
RAB /a
INCPKCollege Par1, Georgia COLLEGE PARK BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC
1000 WATTS 1570 KC
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2- Box 298 Walnutport, Pao
Dear Mr. Geary:
This will confirm your reception WCPK, College Park, Georgia.
POPLAR 6-2781
March 23, 1959
report of Radio Station
Your report as submitted is correct and to our technicians.
BC/hdc
will be helpful
Yours very truly,
RADI O STATION W CPK /
/L-C- Bob Corley President
WGCO P. O. BOX 609
BUFORD, GA. 30518 (404) 943-993
November 12, 1982
Kermit Geary 1266 RiverviewDrive' Walnutport, PA 18O8
Dear Kermit:
I have been in receipt of your two letters,one éted October 29, and the other dated November 6, 1982, each containing a tape of your reception of WDYX.
I am happy to report that the first letter and second letter and tapes were of a great interest to us, however, as we can best determine the first reception report was in error. However, the second one is a correct reception report of WDYX on the date of Friday November 5, 1982. In listening to the earléer tape we have been able to conclude that the actual sign off was our correct sign off, but the news report and the announcer just prior to that was apparently a cross -over of another station.
We appreciate your interest, and if we can be of any furthur service,please let us know .
Under cover , I am returning your tapes.
truly yours,
Mark S. Joseph
1000 WATTB 1270 KILOCYCLES
WJJC STUDIO AND OFFICE-- OLD CARNESVILLE ROAD
P. O. BOX 239 COMMERCE, GEORGIA
October 2, 1957
Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 2 Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Sir:
Thank you for your letter of September 25, 1957 reporting reception of WJJC.
This is to VERIFY report of reception as we
were making our regular monthly frequency measurement test.
Your letter confirms what was aired over our
station at the time of the frequency test and we are pleased that your heard our station clearly.
We employ 1,000 Watts using RCA transmitter.
1:,nclosed 7ou will find our recent coverage map.
encl:
Ver truly yours, RA TA ON W J J C
Gr dy Mana,
Race Rural Religion
SAVANNAH
THE CAPITOL OF
WORLD NAVAL STORES
HAS 'THE WORLD'S
OLDEST COTTON
EXCHANGE
1-;
WORLD'S LARGEST
INTERGRATED PAPER
PULP MILL
LEADS SOUTHESAT
IN IMPORTS
WORLD'S LARGEST
FROZEN SEA FOOD
PACKING PLANT
1,000 Watts
From 900
128 WEST TAYLOR ST. 4-7264 SAVANNAH, GA.
i inrc;_ 6, 1951
Dear Sir:
This is to verify your report of our frequency c _eck on M-reh 3,1951. Your report wos accurate in ea.'_... detail.
We conduct these frequency tests on the second Tuesday of each ïlonth. Our neat one will be M rch 13, from 3:30 - 4:00 A.M.
Thanks for writing.
Bh/mn
Cordiall; ,
RADIO sr.u'1ISl ` /'
/3 vBob lily, s Chief Lngineer
Jhe jarnity Staiíon
1500 KC 1000 WATTS
SERVING DONALSDNVILLE AND COLQUITT
11-3-A3 PHONE JA 4-5123
P. O. BOX B7
DONALSONVILLE, GA.
DEAR MR TEARY,
I AM HAT"Y TO VERIFY YOUR RECEPTION OF WSEM RADIO,
ON MONDAY OCTOBER 29,1963.YTUR RECEPTION WAS VERY ACCUR1,
AND WAS RIGHT WITH MY LOG,F`)R THE FREQUENCY CHECK.I WOULD
TO THANK YOU FOR TAKING YOUR TIME TO WRITE US .ONCE AGAIN I
WOULD LIKE TO VERIFY YOUR RECEPTION,AS EXCELENT.LET US HERE
FROM YOU AGAIN.
I REMAIN YOURS I'T RADIO,
ROY BRE ;R-DI AM MANAIT9ReT41NGINEER
SOUTH WEST GEORGIA'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN RADIO STATION
AFFILIATED WITH WAAG, ADEL, GA. - WMES, ASHBURN. GA.
5000 Watts
"Where Your Friends Are"
WSIZ Radio 138 360 Foot Tower Tel. 468-7427 Tel. 468-7428
Post Office Box 585 OCILLA, GEORGIA 31774
MARCH 7, 1985
KERMIT GEARY 1266 RIVERVIEW DRIVE WALNUTPORT, PA.
ÙEAR S1R:
THIS LETTER WILL SERVE TO CONFIRM YOUR NOTICE TO US OF RECEIVING OUR STATION ON SATURDAY MARCH 2, 1985. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ON SEVERAL OTHER OCASSIONS WE HAVE RECEIVED WORD OF SIMILAR RECEPTION.
YOUR RECEPTION OF OUR SIGNAL ON SATURDAY MARCH 2, 1985 AND YOUR DESCRIPTION OF SIGNAL HEARD IS REFLECTED ON OUR PROGRAM LOG AND HAS BEEN CONFIRMED BY THE ANNOUNCER ON DUTY. W.S.I.Z. IS A 5000 WATT STATION, OPERATES A COLLINS 21E TRANSMITTER, AND RADIATES OFF A 360 FOOT ROHN 55 TOWER SITUATED IN A POND. OUR ENTIRE GROUND SYSTEM IS UNDER WATER AT ALL TIMES THRU OUT THE YEAR.
HOPEFULLY OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF YOUR LETTER OF RECEPTION IS SATISFACTORY. THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN.
SINCERELY,
AL GRAHAM, OWNER
GraLean Broadcasting Company
WS 1Z 1380 KC ---5,000 WATTS
P. O. BOX 202 OCILLA, GEORGIA
Mereh 9, IVA
Dr4c
:n 11:e your recAlt letter, WA e:rtgjnly enottee,,iate
infrvinz uA u,por qur reeeptice in your rert O the
muntry, We have received numerous reportT4 iron people
411 nver the United States And in evtry gtate eaat of
thir ki.si,ssjppi with tha txteptien ef three,
3mr eurthevest point nrrth Aouth IAA ruba And west *as Fort Sill, Oklahomae
(1,1r e(guipment ntneietA 01 A Coll5ne 21-E r,ype 5low watt
teantritter, a '40111w; 212-4 consol ii aUtility 340 ner'ies tower with 24,830 feat oi cooper gnounil radiale
ane a 32 eluare foot copper me ground eelvlen. Cur tower in 210 ft above the grzund aitting in a ran - Tale pond. Wh ninnerely think thig ground Jeetem and
pf>nd 501 percent of the SWAPBA of our eigrie1,
WA ar9! A day time. e'otratl.in Aed hone efere to ge night
Llre We ievit17, you if you are over in thir tart of the
tn drop by AIVI
SjOntr.:erer 7ry.17.1,
jier4Y52
z44( suvxo4.. WSIZ 1310 KC. 1000 WATTS STUDIOS IN THE BROOKS BLDG.. EAST WARD ST.
P. O. BOX 202
..:. 1,srmit Geary:
DOUGLAS, GEORGIA Feb. 2, 1959
This is in answer to the very nice letter I received from you as a result of the LXini. show I did for the NRC, Jan. 20th from 4:30 till 5:00AM, and a verification of the fact that the show was pro©rained as you had it loeted.
Thanks very much for the nice letter, .lad to that you enjoyed the show, if you would like to then listen to 1NSM in Nashville, Tenn., Friday nite from 9:15 till 1D:00 GST for the Mr. Lee Jay USA show as that is my date to appear there, the date is Feb. 7th, look for us then, until then, I remain,
Very Truly Ycur!,
Stacy Kelly, C/1íí LJ, WäIZ, Lou.las, Ga.
250 Watts 1400 Kc.
MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM
ELBERTON BROADCASTING COMPANY
M. C. GORMAN Monoger
Kermit Geary Walnutport, Pa.
Dear Sir:
IUSGC III1i11 IIIII1
ELBERTON, GEORGIA Febru-ry /
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS
I takepleasure in sending you a verification on the reception of WSGC on the morning of Feb. ,19,1948 . We are always glad to receive letters on the reception of our station, especially ones in detail like yours. We are using a neA RCA transmitter. WSGC is a rather new station. It signed on the air on the first of Jan., 1947. At that time we had another transmitter, but not long afterwards vwe installed the RCA.
Elberton is the granite center of the world. You have pro- bably seen some granite from here.
Many thanks to you for your most - elcome letter.
Sincerely,
Charles T. MMlewoorr '- Chief Engineer
1400 K. C. 250 WATTS
WSOA COASTAL BROADCASTING. I N C .
34 EAST BRYAN STREET PHONE ADAMS 3-8807
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA
November 23, 1956
Kermit Geary K.D. 2, Box 298 VNaunutport, Pa.
Dear Kermit,
Thanks very mach for your very compi. irrentary Letter of November 18th. Your reception Log is correct for the morning of November 17th, as that was our reguLarLy scheduled frequency measurement test.
We transmit a 500 cycle tone with station iden- tification every two minutes during the period 0130-OI1IOEST on the third Saturday morning of each month. You might Listen again next month if you wish as 1 wouLd appreciate your report of reception. The next date WILL be December 15th.
We use the 500 cycle tone so as not to interfere with any ConeLrad monitors who might be monitoring that freq- uency as their alarms are activated by a 1000 cycle tone.
Our transmitting antenna is a 176' vertical radi- ator situated in an abandoned rice field on the edge of the city. This makes a very nice ground system.
Thanks again and best wishes,
George Andrews Chief Engineer
Local on the Spot News Coverage
r:gomalion. Becoacieaslitz9 Co. WSFT
omalton, 1Eoz91a January 3, 1949
Mr. Kermit teary RFD 2 Walnutport, Penn.
Dear Mr. Geary,
I imagine this verification is a little different from any you have received.
You called our schedule to a "T". It seems to be word for word as they were uttered, with just one word left out. Where you had Western Georgia, we say West Central Georgia.
Enjoyed your letter, and took the liberty to reproduce it in the attached folders whibch we will use on all outgoing mail until 500 of them have
been used up. I mailed one to all local hams and they were quite interested.
We are located in that part of Georgia that was hit real hard by L>herman's march to the sea. Area showed no progress for many years, as we were pretty much as Germany now seems to be. But in the last thirty years have moved forward industrially. We have four large textile plants. The rural areas of our county shipped more peaches than any other county in the world until a few years ago when the farmers
started turning to the beef cattle business. Our weather is ideal. W rm but above the mosquito and gnat territory.
Thanks again for your letter.
Yours very truly,
S. J. Carswell
250 WATTS AFFILIATED WITH MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM 1220 K. C.
wsie 1490 KC P. O. BOX 632
Affiliated with WRWB, Kissimmee, Florida WCLB, Camilla, Georgia
250 WATTS
QUITMAN, GEORGIA
December 27, 1955
Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Penn.
Dear Sir,
This is to confirm your recept W S F Bat the times you mentioned October 31, 1955.
We did make an Equipment Test morning, October 31, 1955.
Thank you for your interest.
EB:sc
ion of our Station in your letter of
Broadcast, Monday
Very truly yours,
nuh P t Emerson Browne
ws'e 1490 KC P. O. BOX 632
Affiliat3d w th WRWB, Kissimmee, Florida WCLB, Camilla, Georgia
250 WATTS
QUITMAN, GEORGIA
November 7, 1955
1.'r. Kermit "eary 7.D. 2 Pox 296 Na 1n1ª tpor t, Pennsylvania
Dear Yr. Geary:
This is to confirm your letter of October 31 reporting reception of WSFB during its equipment test V onday morning October 31.
You are correct in your identifications, and we are glad our signal carried a great distance.
We appreciate your letter and your interest and trust you will at some future date drop by to see us when you are down this way.
v@rí ir yours, L ti
;
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G ,
Grady ? (4s C oop`r Vanag,er .
RADIO STATION
MONROE. GEORGIA 30655
February 15, 1971
Mr. Kermit Geary R/ D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport Pennsylvania. 18088
Dear Mr. Geary:
Thank you for your response to our equipment test on January 24, 1971. We were testing under Permit BP 18123 with output power of 1000 watts.
Thank you again for your response.
Sincerely,
Freeman S. Rowe WKDI
COMMUNITY BROADCASTING CO. - 702 EAST SPRING STREET- PH. 404-267-6558
KZK P.O. BOX 1454 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA 30903 PHONE (404) 738 -9191
FROM: THE PERSONAL DESK OF THE GENERAL MANAGER
TO: Kermit Geary
Kermit:
This communication is to acknowledge confirmation of your reception of our station
on Tuesday morning, March 8, 1983 from 6:00 to 6:04 AM.
You are doing a remarkable job. Keep up the good work.
Enclosed please find a bumper of UJKZK Radio that you requested.
YoursìFor Continued Christian Service,
Alvin "Bk3T ER AL" McCottry, Sr.
GENERAL MANAGER
ALM:sl
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING THOMAS CARR, General Manager
RADIO STATION
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA
Jan 12, 1947
Mr. Kermit Geary _LFD 2 Walnutp ort Penna.
Dear 9`:r. Geary;
This letter will serve to verify your correct log of reception of our equip ent test progr n on Jan 8th and Jan 9th., 1947. Thanks for your interest and report.
Very truly yours Sit.Ga
C. M. Callicott Chief Engr.
WLET RADIO STATIONS
and WLET-FM 1000 Watts 7300 Watts
1420 KC On Your Dial 106.1 MC - Channel No. 291
R. G. LeTourneau, Licensee
AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM
TOCCOA, GEORGIA Jan.25,1952
Dear Kermit: Thanks for your letter of Jan.20,1952 reporting the reception of
our signal of Jan.20, 1952 at 7;00 AM EST.
'tie are always happy to get reports of reception at any distance and
always happy to verify them,because I personally am a ham and any DX I hear, I
like to get them verified.
P.S.
Yours very truly
U4,44 C4 rnest Church.Asst.C.E.
Say thats a nice receiver and set up you have Kermit and we here at 'UK wish you a lots of DX listening
"Ernie
RADIO STATIONS
WLET and WLET-FM 1000 Watts 7300 Watts
1420 KC On Your Dial 106.1 MC - Channel No. 291
R. G. LeTourneau, Licensee
AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM
TOCCOA, GEORGIA Jan. 10, 1(2:-.-3
Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. # 2 Walnutport, Penn.
Dear Mr. Geary,
This is to verify your report of reception of WLET Monday morning Jan. 5, 1953. Your report was 100% correct.
Many thanks for the report. fire redeived quite a few reports from your section of the country, however we did receive some from the south- west and west coast..
Sincerely,
GC C Ch E. Sutton, Chief Engr.
R. T. RAGAN, Pres. EASTMAN
W. H. GRIFFIN, V-Pres. D. R. JACKSON, Sec.-Treas. COCHRAN HAWKINSVILLE
TRI -COUNTY BROADCASTING COMPANY cSEuciíos gn eoc%z¢an, gasEman, c}%awZínsvítte
PAUL E. REID, Manager
»z*-- 071 11 ,,,.
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WFI3% LUDIC 4> I II POST OFFICE BOX 876 - SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31402 - (912) 897-1529
DECEMBER 6,1977
DEAR MR. GEARY:
THANK YOU FOR YOUR DETAILED RECEPTION REPORT OF WKBX. THIS LETTER IS TO
CONFIRM THAT YOU RECEIVED WKBX ON NOVEMBER 28,1977.
WKBX OPERATES FULL-TIME WITH 5000 WATTS USING A DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA AT NIGHTS.
OUR STUDIOS AND TRANSMITTERS ARE LOCATED EAST OF SAVANNAH ON OATLAND ISLAND
AT THE SITE OF AN OLD SUGAR PLANTATION. OUR ANTENNA SYSTEM CONSISTS OF
THREE SELF-SUPPORTING (NON -GUYED) TOWERS 400 FEET TALL.AT NIGHT,OUR SIGNAL
IS BEAMED EAST -WEST PROTECTING WMAL,WPRO AND A CUBAN STATION.THANK YOU AGAIN
FOR YOUR RECEPTION REPORT AND STOP BY AND VISIT IF YOU EVER COME TO SAVANNAH,
THE "GATEWAY TO THE SOUTH".
SINCERELY,
WILLIAM C. GARWOOD
CHIEF ENGINEER WKBX-WSGF
BE4SLEY BROADGISf GROUP
/etclio -Station 11 11 t
1,000 Watts
MAX G. PFAENDER President
Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, GEORGIA
E
1370 K. C.
GRADY BERRY General Manager
October if, 1955
Dear Mr. Geary:
We should like to verify your reception of W. K.L. E. on. September 3, 1955. At that time we were engaged in equipment test broadcasts.
Many thanks for your response to our signal.
Sincerely,
:e.s_. Grady 13erry, Jr.
W K L Y BROADCASTING COMPANY 1,000 warts
980 Kc
Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. #2, 'ilalnutport, Ya.
Dear Mr. Geary:
WM. L. HAYES, Chief Engineer
HARTWELL, GEORGIA
Nov. 29, 1947
We are very pleased to hn,ve your very nice re7port on the reception of our test broadcast of November 9th., 194i. It is helpful, and vcr-r much appreciated.
The program data checks perfectly.- with th our log, and we are indeed happy to f or :yard this confirmation of same. Also, hope that you will be able to hear us again on some futuretest broadcast.
Yost cordially yours,
WKLY BROADCASTING COMPANY,
By 41A=--
TF hb
- -- A REGIONAL STATION COVERING EASTERN GEORGIA AND WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA -
WKMA QUITMAN, GEORGIA
A DIVISION OF
JOHN R. BARLETT, OWNER
WALTER E. BARDEN, GEN. MANAGER September 22, 1947
Mr. Kermit Geary
RFD #2
Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Mr. Geary:
Thank you for your report of reception of the signals of WKMA on Saturday,
September 13, from 2:45 to 3:02 AM, EST.
I have compared your report with our log for times, and checked the text of the
announcements and find them both accurate. Since I was on duty at the time and did
the announcing, I can verify your report completely.
Our equipment here consists of an RCA 250-D Transmitter ( PP 805s plate modulated
by PP 805s) feeding a 150 foot aluminum straight sided guyed tower through a 120
foot four wire balanced transmission line. The remainder of the transmitter house
equipment consists of an RCA limiter, two turntables, mike and speech amplifier, and
small control console.
The studio speech equipment is all Gates except for the custom built console and
QRK turntables. We have an announcing booth, a production studio, and an auditorium,
with the control room operator stationed so as to be able tosee all of them.
The studios are located in Quitman proper and the program is fed to two lines
going to the transmitter which is located on high ground one mile northeast of the
town.
Thank you again for your report, and may all your reception be DX.
Sin ely yours
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PROGRAM ON 4:29 AM PROGRAM OFF 5:01 AM WEST PC)INTT', GEOH(1-IA
OPERARTORS SIGN ON OFF Remar s Remote Meter Check, Etc. John fane on 4:00 am
Station ID given at 4:29 AM
Recorded music started at 4:30 AM Fascination Organ music Radio CibigäAll STATION ID 4:33 AM
Record OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING Glenn Gray
STATION ID 4:36 AM Record SWEDISH RHAPSODY
gE STATION I D 4:39k AM HEART 4V Record Medley Musical- K IVERSz LE STATION ID 4:42 AM $ y Record SERENADE OF THE BELLS Vaughn STATION ID 4:452 AM Record Organ WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR
Milt Buckner STATION ID 4:4$2 AM Record AROUND THE WORLD Beasley Smith STATION ID 4:512 AM Record (Piano) ALA. JUBILEE Dell Wood STATION ID 4:54 AM
I1 --Record MUCHO GUSTO Percy Faith Li/STATION ID 4:562 AM record STAR DUST Artie Shaw STATION ID 5:00 AM Record (only part) STATION ID at sign off e MY BLUE HEAVEN Joe Buskin John Lane off 5:10 AM
Normal sign on 5:30 AM EST Gospel Cary. Quartette etc. 6:00 AM Local News 6:05 AM 6:25 AM Gospel Carvan
Serving Rich Gh ahooe ee V 11ey Market
SAVANNAH
Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnut Port, PA 18088
Dear Mr. Geary:
This is to confirm your reception of WBMQ-AM on December, 23rd, 1985. Your log confirms ours. Thank you for your reception report.
Sin ere ,
artin F'oglia Chief engineer
Post Office Box 876 Savannah, Georgia 31498 (912)897-1529
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October 25,
Mr. Kermit E. Teary R. D. 2, Pox 298 Walnutport , Pa.
U P I News Studios: Bolton St. Phone LO. 4-3580
C. M. Kicklighter H. C. Giheath
Dear Mr. Geary,
This is to verify your reception of WKIG, Gler.nville, Georgia on June 20th was correct.
Thank you for your letter.
Sincerely,
Don Cobb, IManager
1580 kc : 1000 watts : clear channel radio
Still #1 Since 1954
P.O. Box 151 McBean Road Waynesboro, GA 30830-0151
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February 19, 1987
Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa. 18088
Dear Kermit: Thanks for sending us the terrific letter and
tape to Rodney Blackmon, our engineer! You really made my day because I was the afternoon D.J. who made it possible!
All of our employees at WBRO are delighted to hear from you. Our station has been a tradition for Waynesboro, Ga. for thirty-four years.
I enjoy being part of the team even though I'm a Cajun transplant from Southwest Louisiana.
Look forward to hearing from you and continue tuning -in to WBRO and perhaps you'll hear me say something in Cajun French to you!
Sincerely,
LkG,luzvm Charleen M. Huval Afternoon WBRO D.J.
SUBSCRIBER WKOG C ou WKOG RADIO - 5000 WTS.
GORDON, GEORGIA 31031
16 February 1970
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088
Dear Kermit:
This letter is to verify your reception of this station on 28 November 1969 from 1:22 to 1:38 AM, eastern standard
time. We operate on 1560 Khz with a power of 5,000 watts daytime.
Thank you for your letter and am sorry for the delay in answering.
Sincerely yours, PIEDMONT BROADCASTING COMPANY
Station Manager
NAB
Radio Code
MEMBER NATIONAL A S S' O C IATIO N OF BR O A DC ASTER S
SOUTHERN : OA AST NG S STEM, INC. STUDIOS
Bank of Thomas County Building
Phone - 1501 --1013.
730 KC co 1000 WATTS TRANSMITTER Located 2 Miles From
Thomasville Pavo Road
THOMASVILLE, GA.
October 29, 1947
Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania
Dear Sir:
We are pleased to confirm your reception of our
station on October 21, 1947. Your report was gratify- ing since this was our second test and naturally we were
very interested in receiving information concerning the
performance of our station.
For your information we are using a Raytheon RA -1000 xmtr and a 335 feet Wincharger guyed tower and will be operating daytime only. Possibly you may hear us again in the future and you may rest assured that we will ap- preciate any comments on our station.
Thanking you again, we remain
Yours, WKTG
K. T. MALLORY Chief Enginee
KTM:mls
5000 UVaffs , 1370 Le
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WAYNE BROADCASTING INC. - P.O. BOX 647 PH N 427-2444 - JESUP, GEORGIA 31545 January 27, Q1967
Mr. Kermit Geary, h. D. 2, B ox 298 Walnutport, Pa. 18088
Dear Sir:
This is to confirm your report of 1-12-67. We were on the air during the time stated in your report for a frequency check. We make these checks on the second Thursday morning of each monthat 1:45 a.m.
We are a daytime station in Jesup, Georgia on 1370 kc. We have a Collins 21/E transmitter, one antenna 197' high.
We appreciated your report very much.
Very truly yo rs,
Pied G dge Chief Engineer
The 1000 watt transmitter your mentioned in your letter was replaced with the 5000 watt collins in 1962. Mr. Nichols left this station about 1951 and Mr. Art .fanning was chief engineer here until 1964. The Station was sold in 1965 and I have been chief since the change of ownership. We platy - to go FM in the near future. I might add that T_ a7.. very gomulfond of our Collins Transmitter. á Maxm zoxx Exxitr±tea
I also zecieved report from Houston, Texas and Seymour, Conn. on the same day I recieved yours.
"Serving Wonder/u[ oLan' OProgre39
5000 Watts
730 KC WLOR Radio
Telephone 912-226-7911
Thomasville
Georgia 31792
October 26, 1964
Mr. Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, iennsylvania
Dear Mr. Geary:
This letter is to confirm the report you sent us on the frequency check made tied- nesday, October 21, 1964. VLOR is 5000 watts in power and serves 95 counties in Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
If you would like any additional information on WLOR, please feel free to contact us at any time. Thanking you for your letter, I am,
Very truly yours,
Betty V. Tillman(m .) Traffic Department
griple e broadcasting corporation
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January 12, 1979
Dear Kermit:
Thanks for your letter of Dec. 30. Sorry to be so late in answering, but things here have been hectic.
You did indeed hear our sign -off and I'm surprised that you were able to record the quality from 70U miles away.
Thanks again for writing and stay tuned to 1540 and you may be able to pick us up again sometimes.
Very truly yours,
Don Earnhart
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