RADIO STATION WGGA WHERE GAINESVILLE GREETS THE AIR

I240 ON YOUR DIAL

Operated By

GAINESVILLE BROADCASTERS

October 2.6, 1941

P,Tr. Kermit Geary, Rfd. Y2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

GAINESVILLE, GA.

Dear Sir: We are indeed pleased to verify your report of

reception of WGGA, Gainesville, Georgia on October Tenth, 1941, from 2 r28 to 2:42 A.M., We have been very busy here just getting our station going so have beenforced to delay in iswering your kind report. Then too, we have been short in personnel so that the staff has long hours and not any time for correspondence.

Our equipment is RCA All the way. The transmitter is the RCA -250-K, a new line of RCA transmitters. The antenna is a 205 foot verticle made by Wincharger an d has nine miles of ground system.

We went on the air on regular schedule October tenth and are broadcasting seventeen hours per day, beginning at six in the morning and continuing unti i eleven P.M.

I am s orry we do not have more time to tell you more about our station. If you hear us testing or on our regular schetdulä, and we do test frequently about two in th morning, feel free to write us and we will answer your letter as soon as possible.

Again thanking you for your kind report and wishing you the best of reception I remain

Yours Sincerely,

141/ a, F.K. Brorm, Engineer

SOUTHERN BROADCASTING STATIONS, INC. ANSLEY HOTEL

ATLANTA, GA.

February 6, 1939

COLUMBIA'S 5000 WATT ATLANTA OUTLET

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your fine letter of February 3rd. We are enclosing your verification card - and we too hope that we shall have the pleasure of hearing from you again soon.

Cordially,

RADIO STATION WGST 0

Frances Miller

The Conyers News Conyers, Georgia

The News - Gazette Barnesville, Georgia

McDuffie Progress Thomson, Georgia

The Walton News Monroe, Georgia

ihr QInutuitun Views . BELMONT DENNIS, OWNER

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COVINGTON, GEORGIA

Kermit Geary R.P.D. #2 Walnutport, Pa.

MUTUAL AFFILIATE

Dec. io, 194I/

Dear Sir:

Thank you very much for your letter regarding our

test broadcast. You were just a little mistaken on a few

points, but you did hear us. We were not testing NEW

equipment, but testing and checking equipment in use.

While I am Chief, we will probably be making a number of

tests, since I am re -wiring the complete station. It is

good to know that we put jut out such a good signal. ':':e

have, of course, a 250 watt transmitter with a single

antenna tower about wavelength high.

You said you heard "I can do anything you can do"

and"'Then your hair has turned to silver" along with a

tone test. Well, I am sorry to say that none of these

were broadcast by WMGC. nut, wewere broadcasting and you

Thanks once again for your letter.

Very truly yours,

Bob White

Chief Engineer

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WC ON THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION

ATLANTA 2, GE ORGIA OFFICE OF

HARVEY J.ADERHOLD CHIEF ENGINEER

Mr. Yernit Geary D D r2

Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

December 19, 1947

This will acknowledcre receipt of dour reception report dated December 12, 1947. This will verify same in accordance with our transmitter station loc- of that date.

I hope you will let us hear from you again the next time you pick us up.

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Yours very truly, p 2 %C (

550 KC -AFFILIATE. AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY. INC. -5,000 WATTS

WC ON THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION

ATLANTA 2, GEORGIA OFFICE OF

HARVEY J.ADERHOLD CHIEF ENGINEER

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Penn.

Dear Mr. Geary:

January 9, 1948

This will acknowledge receipt of your

reception report dated December 7, l9L:7. This

will verify same in accordance with our trans-

mitter station log of that date.

I hope you will let us hear from you again

the next time you pick us up.

Yours very truly, RADIO STATION WCON

9t Harvey J. Aderhold Chief Engineer

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550 KC - AFFILIATE, AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC. -5,000 WATTS

March 3, 1964

Kermit Geary R.D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Sir:

This letter is to confirm your report concerning Radio Metter,

WMAC, Frequency Check Broadcast on February 17, 1964.

WMAC operates on 1360 kilocycles with a 200ft. antenna. We

operate on 500 watts, our antenna is non -directional, and

we use a Gates BC -500T transmitter.

Thank you for your letter.

Sincerely,

L Doti Cobb, Manager Radio Metter

Mix 98.1 & NewsRadio 720 300 Mooty Bridge Road, Suite 204 LaGrange, GA 30240

February 23, 2000

Dear Mr. Geary,

Thanks for your interest in WGSE..NewsRadio 720. We are a daytime station only. WGN in Chicago is a clear channel station and the FCC requires that their be no other station signals that interfere with that frequency for a 750 miles radius. Our transmitter site is 739 miles from Chicago therefore, our signal is only on during the day.

Our format is now news/talk and we operate at 10,000 watts of power. On the weekends we frequently simulcast with our sister station which is Hot Adult Contemporary operating at 25,000 watts - WMAX-FM.

Thanks for listening and I like to invite you to please tune in again. Good luck in your endeavors.

Thanks,

Susie Sullivan Program Director

P.S. The female announcer you heard was me.

AM - 2,500 WATTS - 1540 KC

Dear Friend:

12 N. CEDAR STREET SUITE 311 McDONOUGH, GEORGIA 30253 PHONE (404) 957 1540

Enclosed is your QSL and other literature about WZAL.

KERMIT: As of Thursda}k

2/28/85, we had receive 16 reports - several wit tone reception @ 4.0 watt

Enjoyed talking with you on the phone.

WEAL has three transmitters - all remotely -controlled from its studio--int downtown McDonough. The transmitter site is approximately 1e air miles south of the studio.

Jim

WZAL's main transmitter is a C.S.I. 2 kw unit, with cutback to 1 kw for critical houes operation. Our standby transmitter is a Gates BC -1-C, which operates at 1 kw. This transmitter has a cutback to 500 watts, which we do not use. Our PSA transmitter is an L.P.B unit - about the size of a breadbox. It's totally solid state and operates at 4.0 watts. Its normal range is about two miles in all directions.

The C.S.I. T2.5A transmitter was installed new in 1979. The BC -1-G is

vintage 1960's, when WZAL signed -on as WJGA-AM in Jackson, Georgia. The AM was moved to McDonough in 1979, and has been separately owned and operated since 1980. WJGA-FM remains in Jackson, Georgia - about 17 air miles to the southeast of McDonough.

The L.P.B. transmitter was installed new in September, 1980, shortly after WZAL applied -for and was granted a limited PSA. Our tower is very close to

McDonough and its residential areas - hence, the decision to operate from 6 AM, even at the miniscule wattage. On a decent car radio you can carry the 4.0 watts about four to five miles. Our main problem during PSA time is not co -channel interference, but adjacent channel splatter from WCKY-1530.

Our tower and ground system were installed in early 1979. The tower is 196 feet

high. The tower is unlighted (due to its relatively short height and the lack of any nearby airfields).

On the personal side, I did some DXing in the 1960's. At that time I lived

about 20 miles north of Atlanta (McDonough is 30 miles south). Using the only

radio I could afford - a Lafayette HE -40 with four tubes and selenium rectifier -

and a fifty foot longwire, I nevertheless had some "great moments." I have

a QSL from KORL-650 Honolulu, heard one winter morning around 4 AM EST during a WSM silent period. Just recently my wife surprised me with a Realistic DX -400

I'LL receiver, so I'm enjoying "scouting the bands" when my schedule permits.

Many thanks for your report.

'11N2 AM - 2,500 WATTS - 1540 KC 12 N. CEDAR STREET SUITE 311 McDONOUGH, GEORGIA 30253

PHONE (404) 957.1540

DX TEST RECEPTION REPORTS

Raymond Arruda Eric 13ueneman Thomas Connatser* Ernest Cooper G Harley DeLeurere* Karl Forth Kermit Geary* (t)

Rob Gerardi* (t)

Bob Harrison Pat Hartlage Wayne Iíeinen John Herman* Henry Holbrook* Tom Jasinski* Chuck Kaufman Tom Laskowski* John Nalicky* Greg Myers Timothy Noonan Christos Rigas Ken Romstadt* David Schweikart Charles Spellman Jerry Starr* (t)

James Wallace* Roger Winsor*

As of March 8, 1985

Acushnet, Massachusetts Hazelwood, Missouri Sevierville, Tennessee Provincetown, Massachusetts Hendricks, West Virginia Chicago, Illinois Walnutport, Pennsylvania Benton, Illinois Union, New Jersey Louisville, Kentucky Aurora, Colorado Vinita, Oklahoma Chevy Chase, Maryland Shorewood, Illinois Lebanon, Ohio West Lafayette, Indiana Pittsburh, Pennsylvania Richmond, Virginia Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chicago, Illinois Toledo, Ohio Fairfax, Virginia Baltimore, Maryland Youngstown, Ohio Bellaire, Ohio Champaign, Illinois

* reported reception of 4.0 watt signal - tone only

(t) supplied audio tape '

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TAYLOR BROADCASTING

Dear Listener:

I am pleased to verify your reception of WRNC (AM) operating at 1670 KHZ

with transmitter located in Warner Robins, Georgia. WRNC operates with

a daytime power of 10 kW and a nighttime power of 1 KW. Our antenna system

is non -directional. Miscellaneous technical details follow:

Transmitter: Harris DX -10 solid state with AMS-G1 stereo exciter.

Antenna: LBA 6 wire symmetrical folded dipole 92 m high.

Elevation: tower base 125m AMSL

Location: 32 38 19 83 38 33

Initial Broadcast: 4 May 1998

Programming: country/ simulcasts with WRNC-FM 96.5 MHz (Gray, Ga.)

Your reception report is greatly appreciated.

Happy DX'ing

Richard W. Hamilton, Transmitter Engineer

James K Gay II, Studio Engineer

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7080 Industrial Hwy. Macon, Georgia 31216 IS Phone (912) 781-1063 FAX (912) 781-6711

Southern & Proud Of It!

January 21, 1992

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

I am in receipt of your letter dated January 18. Thank you for writing the station and letting us know of your reception.

Indeed, your receiver did pick up WSTH-AM on the morning of January 10, 1992. WSTH-AM is licensed to Columbus, Georgia, with transmitter and tower in Phenix City, Alabama, which is adjacent to the city across the Chattahoochee River. Our daytime signal is 5,000 watts, with night signal of 500 watts. Because you received our broadcast at 6:25 am, our power was apparently running 5,000 watts.

Solar Broadcasting actually owns three radio stations which simulcast one signal. WSTH simulcasts with WSTH-FM, a station licensed to Alexander City, Alabama. We also own an AM facility in Alexander City, WXTH, which also rebroadcasts our FM signal.

My assumption is that, at approximately 6:30 am, when you lost our signal, many "daytimers" were signing on the air, thus creating more interference. As you know, our frequency of 540 kH can be quite powerful under favorable conditions.

Again, I thank you for your letter, and wish you continued luck and success at your listening post.

Most sincerely,

ZL/r/ en Shackelfo. d Operations M ager WSTH-AM/WSTH-FM/WXTH-AM

404-596-5100 1236 BROADWAY COLUMBUS, GA 31901

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Dear Listener:

I am pleased to verify your reception of WNML (AM) operating at 1670 KHZ

with transmitter iocated in Warner Rohins, Georgia. VeirVIL operates with

a daytime power of 10 kW and a nighttime power of 1 KW. Our antenna system

is non -directional. Miscellaneous technical details follow:

Transmitter: Harris DX -10 solid state with AMS-G1 stereo exciter.

Antenna: LBA 6 wire symmetrical folded dipole 92 m high.

Elevation: tower base 125m AMSL

Location: 32 38 19 83 38 33

Initial Broadcast: 4 May 1998

Programming: sports talk/ simulcasts with WNML-FM 96.5 MHz (Gray, Ga.).

Your reception report is greatly appreciated,

Hap. DX'ing

Rich rd . H ilton,

Transmitter Engineer

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7080 Industrial Hw Macon, GA 31206. 912-781-1063 fax:912-781-6711

EN 4 0 AL. M May 6, 1988

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

The staff and I at WHGH would like to thank you very much for your report that was sent to us.

We are pleased that you took the time out of your busy schedule to let us

know the reception of our station is received in the Walnutport, PA area.

Once again, thank you for the information. If we can be of assistance at any time, please let me know.

Sincerely

c Curtis Thomas

CT/sw

P. 0. Box 2218 Thomasville, Georgia 31799 912-228-4124

"The Station That Loves The Family"

W AM 1050 POWERFUL 5000 WATTS NON DIRECTIONAL CLEAR CHANNEL 1050 Khz AUGUSTA'S BEST

Executive Office: 552 Laney -Walker Ext. Augusta, Georgia 30903 (404) 722-6077

March 2, 1988

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter is to confirm your reception of WFAM on Friday, February 19th.

The announcement at 5:41 PM was for August Moon Florist. Otherwise, the report is quite accurate.

Thank you for letting us know that you can receive our signal. We

appreciate that.

With best regards,

Yiola Wren Administrative assistant, WFAM

A "Family Broadcasters, Inc." Station

"The Station That Loves The Family"

AM 1050 POWERFUL 5000 WATTS NON DIRECTIONAL CLEAR CHANNEL 1050 Khz AUGUSTA'S BEST

Executive Office: 552 Laney -Walker Ext. Augusta, Georgia 30903 (404) 722-6077

January 27, 1988

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter is to confirm your reception of the W F AM Station signal on the date of January 20, 1988.

The only discrepancy is the fact that "Contact America" is a live via satellite program which ends at 5:00 pm and is followed by a

local church program from 5:00 to 5:15. There is no way to confirm any direct quotations;however, the address and telephone numbers quoted are correct.

The power output of W F AM is 5,000 WATTS on high power, which is reduced to 280 WATTS at sundown.

Thank you very much for letting us know you heard!

Sincerely,

/ / ,, (aLCQIQ W/lJ Yiola Wren Executive Assistant

Enclosure

A "Family Broadcasters, Inc." Station

ATLANTA'S CLASSICAL MUSIC STATION FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY

WG I(A 10,000 Watts

January 28, 1992

1190 AM STEREO

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to confirm that you did hear our WGKA-AM station:

Date: 12/31/91 1/ 1/92

Time: 5:20 p.m. - 5:29 p.m. 5:31 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.

(404) 231-1190

WGKA broadcasts on 1190 AM with a power of 10,000 watts; however, during the time period when you heard our signal, we were operating with 2,500 watts during critical hours of operation to protect the signal of WOWO in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

WGKA is a daytime station operating from local sunrise to local sunset, seven days a week.

Yours sincerely,

WGKA RADIO

Dianne Watson Station Manager

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2999 PIEDMONT ROAD, N.E. P.O. BOX 52128 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30355

MATURE CHRISTIAN LISTENING

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Ga/olAv pir [io Dear DXer:

This is to verify your reception report of AM 1080 WFTD Marietta, Georgia

on NoucyK4ye , 19q0 at 6-:le%O 6-49 astern Time (U.S.) .

About the station: WFTD is a not -for-profit Christian Radio outreach

operating on 1080 kHz with a directional power of 10,000 watts. Our Studios

are located at 774 Roswell Street in Marietta, and transmitter located near

Kennesaw, Georgia, 10 miles North of Marietta. WFTD is owned and operated

by the Pneuma Foundation of Marietta.

Thanks for your report, and happy DXing!

RP:eb

In His grip

Rocky Payne Operations M ager

Serving Metro Atlanta from 774 Roswell Street Marietta, Georgia 30060

BROADCASTING, INC.

1270 AM ABC & GA. NETWORK P. 0. Box 379 COMMERCE, GEORGIA 30529 PHONE (404) 335-3155

February 10, 1992

Dear Sir: j6,501t,

Several weeks have passed since I signed on for the

radio test January 20th. A total of 14 DXers. tuned in

and wrote for confirmation. It was a cold, clear, full

moon morning with 25 degrees F. here. The sound test that

I aired was the same that was used for a DX test approx.

25 years ago. The only change was 1000 watts then to

5000 watts now. Same studio, tower and location. We now

program C & W. and Southern Gospel music. The Audubon

message was for a lifelong interest in birds and nature.

Almost everyone writing was sure of the "Old Favorite"

Songs (le) "Yellow Rose of Texas" and "Sweet Georgia Brown".

I enjoyed looking for each listeners town/city location

in the Atlas. Areas of water seemed to be near each listener.

Our transmitter is a ten year old Harris model. The tower

Is 210 feet tall and 10 feet from a small stream. The

transmitter is remote controlled via telephone lines from

the studio 21 miles away in downtown Commerce. I enjoyed

this contact with you. Sincerely,

"Super 127" "The Voice Of Jackson And Ranks Counties"

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WJr- BROADCASTING, INC.

1270 AM ABC & GA. NETWORK P. 0. Box 379 COMMERCE, GEORGIA 30529 PHONE (404) 335-3155

February 10, 1992.

DXers. that I heard from after the January 20, 1992 test

of our equipment from 3:30 to 4:00 AM Eastern Standard Time:

A call from Chérrÿ Hill, New Jersey near Philadelphi, PA

during the test. He let me listen to the music over the phone.

Kermit Geary - Walnutport, PA (near Allentown, PA)

Raymond Arruda - Acushnet, MIA (35 miles East of Providence,RI and near New Bedford,Ct.)

Hank Holbrook - Dundirk, Maryland (15 miles from Anapolis)

Ronald J. Musco - Poquonock, CT (North of Hartford)

Douglas E. Smith - Nashville, Tenn. (everyone knows this location)

Gerald W. Bishop - Niceville, Fla. (near Eglin Air Force Base)

James J. Wallace - Bellaire, Ohio (near Wheeling, West Va.)

Mike Sandburn - Bellflower, California (not positive he heard me)

Charles W. Reh - Leamington Ontario, Canada (35 miles S.E. of Detroit, Mich. and 540 miles North of Commerce.)

Jerry Coatsworth - Merlin Ontario, Canada ( near Canada location above)

R.J. Vance - Ft. Belvoir, Va. (20 miles from Washington, D.C.)

J.D. Stephens - Owen Cross Roads, Alabama (near Huntsville) Arranger of the I)X test on 1/20/92.

Sincerely,

William G. Carson, Ch.Eng. "Super 127"

"The Voice C)f.lack,cnn And Ranks Counties"

BROADCASTING, INC.

1270 AM ABC & GA. NETWORK P. 0. Box 379 COMMERCE, GEORGIA 30529 PHONE (404) 335-3155

Songs and Music that you heard during DX test on January

20, 1992 as con firmed. by William G. Carson, Chief Engineer.

"Sweet Georgia Brown" - Sergio Franchi

"Get Me To The Church On Time - Rosie Clooney

"Yellow Rose of Texas" - Mitch Miller

"I Want to be Happy" - Ken Griffin

"Winchester Cathedral" - Lawrence Welk

"Rollin' Stone" - Fontaine Sisters

"Tennessee Waltz/Mexicalli Rose" - Lester Lanin

"ally Blue Heaven" - Mitch Miller

"Mack the Knife" - Rosie Clooney

"Toot, Toot, Tootsie - Vic Damone

"Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover" - Billy Vaughn

"Over the Waves" - Frankie Yankovic

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Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, Pa. 18088

May 1, 1988

"DX - FR"

Dear Mr. Geary,

This is to acknowledge your letter of May 6, 1988, on receiving

WJYA-AM 1460 in Walnut, Pa. on Jan. 13, 1988.

Yes, you were listening to WJYA, in Buford, Ga.

The car dealer you referred to is"Tony Moore Buick."

Thank you for listening, and writing to us, here at LAKE 102 FM,

and WJYA-AM. WJYA broadcasts on, 1460 kilohertz, with a daytime

power of 5,000 watts; Non -Directional.

General Ma ager

len anthony/pwo

WLKQ Radio Drawer 48465 Atlanta. GA 30362 932-1102

Nove nber 8, 1991 (We etcict4tt e4tit ./

Dear Mr. Geary. It was indeed a pleasure ro receive your correspondence of

October 29. and to learn of thee quality of our broadcast at such a.

distance from St. Marys, Concerning the programming which ,you logged on the evening

(4 Monday, October 28, 1991, 1 offer the following:

1800 - 1805 USA Radio News

1 805 1806 "Station Support Message: Ho do l oi.t spell relief? P -R -A -Y -E

1 806 - 1806:30 Good News Verse

1806:30 - 1808 Sign Off Message.

1808 Off The Air

On behalf of Mr. Hafer and the staff here at AM .1190. 1 wish yoz.t. "Happy Listening."

God Bless Yo

Darrell T. Ellison Public Service Director, WECC

(-14/1 eZectatz atilt!

03 January 1991

Mr.Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Dr. Walnutport,PA 18088

Dear Mr. .Geary, Greetinas in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ. We here at

WECC were pleased to receive your letter dated 20 December 19Q0. It is of great interest to us that our signal has been received at such a great distance.

WECC is owned by Casey Broadcasting, and has been on the

air for five years,our General Manager is Paul Hafer. We are

a commercially supported station with a format of

contemporary Gospel music, and Bible based teaching programs. We are limited to day time only operation.

At the present time. WECC operates with live announcers during A.M. and P.M. drive periods, and during the noon hour, with other periods operating by automation. Our automation system is manufactured by SONO MAG Corporation, mixing is

accomplished by way of HARRIS' Medalist -12 mixing board and processed by a MIC MAZE model CSP 2013 processor. The signal is fed to a HARRIS SX 2.5 A transmitter (placed in service Summer 1990) by way of a TEXAR EAGLE AM Modulation Controller. Our effective radiated power is 2.5 kiloWatts by way of a UP -300 folded unipole antenna from LBA Incorporated.

In reviewing our logs for 18 December 1990 however, I fear our signal may not have been so clear as you believed. We carry no advertising for either a mobile home dealership or a

drug store. Our log indicates spots at that time for an at.jtomooii& dealer lKings Bay 'hrysler Plymt_,ti Lu,

GA.) and a bowling center (Northside Lanes, .Jac_<sonvi l le, FL.

(904) 757-1838,) these commercial spots would have been followed by a promotional spot for a program which would have ended as indicated by your log, and followed by music.

On behalf of Mr. Hafer and our staff, I wish to express thanks for your letter and extend to you an invitation to

tune us in if you ate travelling in the Southeast Georgia -

Northeast Florida area. Should you find yourself in St.

Marys, please feel tree to visit us here at i-JE.LC

In Christ's Se ice,

401070

Darrell T. Ellison Public Service Director WECC AM 1190

Casey Broadcasting Co., Inc. P.O. Box 1171 St. Marys, Georgia 31558 Phone 912-882-3000 Florida 1-800-547-5293

WCG Route 9, Box 280E, St. Simons Island, GA 31522 (912) 638-1100 (912) 576-1100

January 12, 1999

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for the kind reception notice in your letter of December 11, 1998. I have enclosed a copy of your letter and am please to verify that, according to the logs of News/Talk 1100 WCGA, you did in fact receive our station.

It is always a thrill to get letters from folks who listen to WCGA at a great distance. We value all our listeners, especially those who work at hearing our signal.

For your information, WCGA uses a Harris DX -10 transmitter into a series L -C net housed in a Kintronics Labs enclosure fed to a Ron Nott 6 -wire folded unipole attached with 36 inch stand off insulators to a Stainless, Inc. brand G-25 model 24 inch face solid rod tower. My wife and four children and I plowed in 36,000 linear feet of number 10 AWG soft -drawn copper and silver soldered them to the 6 inch 99.99% pure .32 mil copper strap which lies at the base of the tower. The copper strap is attached to the tower via a silver soldered connection.

This whole project is a labor of love for me and the staff. Art Manning is someone about whom a book should be written. He is retired VOA and at one station had over 3,000 acres of curtain and rhombic antennas and a staff of 400 plus.

Let us know how we can improve, especially in the area of your expertise and interests. Please let us know how to design a response card that would be much sought after by DXers. I want to have a cool card that will be in demand and will stimulate a desire to hear our station.

Thank you again for listening. Please spread the word. And if you pray, keep us in your prayers.

Sincerely,

Wesley C,6x

General Manager

CC: Art Manning

WITH CHRIST ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

Mr. Kermit Geary

1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

Thanks for your time on the early morning of November 11, 1990.

It sure was great to hear from you with reports of up to 10 over S-9 there in

Walnutport, PA.

WCOP uses a Continental 315R-1 5 KW transmitter, and were at full 5 kw 0430-

0455. We went on directional low power (500 ,watts 0455-0500)

Your log of our transmission on November 11, 1990 between 4:30-4:55 matches our

log.

Again, thansk for listening and the best to you in your DX listening.

Sincerely,

íBL\ Bill Bruton Station Manager

1350 Radio Loop, Warner Robins, GA 31088 / MAILING: P.O.Box 2127, Warner Robins, GA 31099-2127 912-923-3416

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Savannah, Georgia 31402 Telephone (912) 964-7794

Dear Mr. Kermit Geary:

I am glad to hear we're coming in so well there! For 5,000 watts at 1290, our signal does carry quite well.

We've made considerable improvements in our signal since October 1,

1979, which was our first day as WWSA. WTOC AM and FM was purchas- ed by Bluegrass Broadcasting in 1979 and we changed the call let- ters to WWSA (Working with Savannah) on the AM and WCHY, Y-94 (country format) on the FM. WTOC-TV was purchased by another conglomerate who decided to keep the call letters the same. This

forced us to change the AM and FM signs.

We remain a 24 hour -a -day station and have no definite maintenance

period. I'll take us down for maintenance occasionally on Sunday

night and Monday mornings. However, since the installation of

our new Harris MiJ5-A transmitter took place, we very seldom need to be off the air completely. The old 1946 RCA BTA-5F transmitter, which was the main makes an excellent stand-by. We keep it in good operating condition at all times.

I am enclosing for you both an AM and FM coverage map. You'll note

the AM map shows us on a non -directional pattern day -time. We radiate in sort of "butterfly" pattern night-time, which expands to the east and west only. Our northerly and southerly coverage is very minimal at night.

Thank you for your interest in our station and if you're ever in

Savannah, please come visit our brand new facilities at 245 Alfred

Street of Highway 80 on the west side of Savannah.

Happy DX'ing!

Sincerely,

WWSA/WCHY RADIO

n Martin Foglia Chief Engineer

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NOTE: WWSA AM's call letters have been changed to WCHY AM due to simulcasting of simulcasting. WCHY AM/FM.

A Subsidiary of Bluegrass Broadcasting Company, Inc.

WNEX 107.1 FM

America's Greatest Music

April 29, 1993

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

Thank you for your letter requesting confirmation of your reception

reports from 1991 and 1992.

I'm sorry that no one has answered your previous requests. Please

accept our apologies.

In reference to your reception reports, I do not have ready access to

information regarding WBNM's transmitter power on September 24th, but I'm

fairly certain the power was 2.5Kw, and that a remote control failure had

allowed the station to stay on the air during post-susnset hours. It is my

understanding that this happened frequently in the past, and that KMOX had

complained several times about the Problem. However, your log of what you

heard on WBNM on that date is an accurate description of the programming

on WBNM at that time.

On January 14th, 1992, again, WBNM was operating at 2,500 watts, from

our normal daytime antenna. And again, your description of programming is

accurate.

I note that in early April, you had difficulty receiving WBNM. I should

point out that WBNM has had transmitter difficulties since February, and

was silent for about 72 days. Also, the difficulties manifested themselves

in the form of reduced modulation. WBNM is back to full strength, with good

modulation again, as of Monday, April 26th.

I would be interested in further reception reports from you and other

members of your organization. Again, I apologize for the lack of response

earlier.

ave Stewart Chief Engineer, WBNM/WNEX/WNEX-FM

Y.O. BOX 7948 MACON, GEORGIA 31209-7948 - PHONE (912) 745-3301 FAX (912) 742-2293

WDAX McRAE, GEORGIA

July 30, 1957

Mr. Kermit Gears R. D. 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your letter of

July 22, in reference to reception of W -D -A -X.

It gives me great pleasure to

confirm your letter as entirely correct. We

have begun our daily broadcasts, and sincere-

ly hope that you may listen to our Station a-

gain.

WH/dh

Sincerely,

144,7>kt- Artr WALTON HART CHIEF ENGINEER W -D -A -X

RADIO TELFAIR, INCORPORATED

1400 K. C. 250 WATTS

WDAR 34 E. BRYAN ST.

FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

Mr. hermit Geary Walnutport Penn.

Dear Air. Geary:

ABC NETWORK

IN THE HEART OF THE COASTAL EMPIRE

Februare 5,1947

I certa-nly do appreciate your fine letter

reporting your reception of our station's special broadcast

to the DX listeners on February 1st.

When we receive letters written as well as yours was we too

enjoy being of service to you.

I was indeed surprised to read your report and find that

our signal was so strong in that vicinity.

We have a Western Electric Grid modulated,250 watts,transmitter

which feeds a i wave vertical lingo antenna.

I wish to thank you again for your exceptionally interesting letter,and may I also wish you much success with your DX

reports.

Please consider this as your verification.

Sincerely yours,

Howard C. I[ we l .

Chief Engineer WDAR

1470 as eaws .251a1

1000 STUDIOS HOLMAN HOTEL - P. O. BOX 429

Watis

Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 2, Box 289 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

THE JAMES S. RIVERS STATIONS: WJAZ, Albany 5000 Watts; WDOL, Athens 1000 Watts; WMJM, Cordele 250 Watts; WTJH, East Point (Atlanta) 5000 Watts; WACL, Waycross 5000 Watts.

,4the ss, Qeoreia Phone edie44 83354

November 29, 1957

This will confirm your reception of WDOL on the morning of Sunday, November 24, 1957. Your report was very accurate. As a matter of fact, I am supprised to know our 1000 watts reaches so far so late in the morning.

You may be glad to learn that WDOL will be a full time station in the early part of 1958. The power will be the same with directional antenna at night. Your side of the tower will be open though and you should be able to pick it

up 24 hours a day ... that is when the weather permits.

It is my voice on the sign -on. The sign -on and sign -off are all pre-recorded.

We will be happy to verify reception reports from everyone in the National Radio Club that receives our regular broadcast signal. We do not have fre- quency checks. We sign -on at 5 A.M. Monday through Saturday and of course at 6A.M. on Sundays.

Hope to hear from you again soon.

Respectfully yours,

o.by Ritter Program Director

Enclosure

Home of the University of Georgia where Industry and Agriculture thrive.

WDWD 990 ON YOUR DIAL

DAWSON BROADCASTING COMPANY DAWSON, GEORGIA

April 1, 1948

Kermit Geary Route 2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit;

We are in receipt of your reception report of March 27,1948, and we wish to thank you for the time and the effort you have expended in pre- paring this fine business report.

We have checked your reception report against our log of March 27,1948, and find that they coincide; therefore, you may use this letter as your verification report.

Since equiptment tests are concluded, it is doubtful that you will ever hear our signal again as our station is licensed for operation during the daylight hours only.

Thanking you for your letter, I am

Yours very truly,

Ji ey f Engr.

Jo Steph Asst. Engr. W4MUK

"Serving The Public Interest"

AM - 1400 KC FM - 103.9 MC

VN 11101,14/1111311/

STUDIOS: 2171-2 SOUTH MAIN ST.

PHONE 2341

GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA IN

NORTHEAST GEORGIA

November I7,1949

Mr. Kermit Geary .F.D. # 2,

,alnítport, Penn.

Dear Mr. Geary,

This will verify as correc.5 your report of the reception of signals from this station on November 14, 1949during an early morn - ink i"requency Meek broadcast. WDUN operates with a power of 250 watts.

Thanks for the report.

cerly,

'Jackson A. Dodd 7

WDG QIuE RidaE Radio Co.

P.O. Box 292 Dahlonega, Georgia 30539 404-864-4477

Toll Free in Georgia 1-800-241-2737 "North Georgia's BIG Country Sound"

Dear sire

ee 10,000 watts

This is to confirm your reception report o;

MICHAEL A. HOLLIFIELD PRESIDENT and GENERAL MANAGER

KEVIN C. CROOM VICE-PRESIDENT and STATION MANAGER

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CHARLES S. READ OPERATIONS MANAGER

At the time of you reception of our sinal, we were operating

at a power of 5299 watts, as authorized by FCC. Thank You

for your kind letter, and if "ou are ever in our area, nlcase

come by our facilities.

Transmitter: Harris ".W -11A Board: Marris (ateswav 80 Processor: CRL Antenna: quarter wave vertical, series excitation

Sincerely yours

"6ichael A. Íollifield President and General Mana'er

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This will serve to verify your reception report, dated i7i of Radio station WDEN AM or FM( ), Macon, Georgia. WDEN M operates daytime on 1500khz, with 10 0 watts, limited field (650 W. to antenna). WDEN- FM Stereo operates on 105. 3 Mhz, with 50, 000 Watts of circular ERP, 24 hrs.

We appreciate the time taken to inform us of your reception, and hope this letter will provide necessary verification of your reception.

L.2 jr,07 C arles . M cesan, Jr.

Chief Engineer

Facts about WDEN-AM: 1)Your report was during: regular programming hours

special equipment maintenance tests 2) WDEN AM operates with a . 8 wavelength radiator, in swamp land. 3) Since beginning of operation, August 28, 1967, WDEN has received

some 250+ QSL reports, mostly from the Northeast and New England. 4) WDEN AM operates a Gates BC -1G Transmitter. 5) WDEN AM reduces its level of Effective inverse field intensity to

175 mv/m with series resistors in the antenna circuit, actually supplying abiut 650 watts to the antenna.

6) You may also try to receive our sister stations, also on during the experimental period occasionally for tests. They are: WQIK AM, 1090Khz, 50, 000 Watts, Jacksonville, Fla. ; WQYK AM, 1110Khz, Tampa 10, 000 watts, both directional south .

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RADIO MACON, INC. 127 FIRST STREET / MACON, GEORGIA 31201 / TELEPHONE 912/745-3383

'I l °lK COLUMBUS, GEORGIA

June 24, 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary, RFD # 2,

Walnutport, Pennsylvania.

Dear :: . Geary:

I take pleasure in saying that the signal heard bar

you on June 16th, 4:11 to 4:15 AM checks exactly with our l4-. We are very glad to receive such nice letters concerning our signals. Hoping to hear from you again in the future,

Very truly yours,

RADIO COLUMBUS,

Lloyd R. Jones Chief Engineer

LRJ:gg

RADIO COLUMBUS, INCORPORATED

WGAF 910 KG Your Georgia -Florida Station Valdosta, Georgia

September 5th,1953

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Please allow us to thank you for your continued interest in our station as indicated by your report of reception, Sept. 10th, 1953, and Wednesday morning, December 10th, 1952.

This will confirm your report of reception each date and the program of December lOth,1952.

GBC/j

Yours very truly,

Geo PRE

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//7 APRIL 23, 1962

HR. KERMIT GEARY R.D. 2, Box 298 WALNUTPORT, PA.

DEAR Mn. GEARY:

THIS IS TO CONFIRM YOUR REPORT OF RECEPTION DURING OUR TEST )ROADCAST FOR FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT ON THE MORNING OF APRIL 16, 1962.

WE, AT PRESENT ARE OPERATING ON 1000 WATTS, BUT SHOULD BE ON 5000 WATTS WITHIN A TERM FEW DAYS.

JAB: raw

THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPORT.

SINCERELY,

J. ALLEN BRIMMER CHIEF ENGINEER

WEAS SAVANNAH, GA.

WSWN BELLE GLADE, FLA.

KWAM MEMPHIS, TENN.

WGUN ATLANTA, GA.

Studios & Business Office 217 W. Ponce de Leon Avenue

P. O. Box 67 Decatur, Georgia

Tel. Numbers DE. 2521 - DE. 2522

"Stone Mountain Broadcasting Co., Owned & Operated by E. D. Rivers, Jr."

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P.O. BOX 766 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31902

March 10, 1987

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Sir:

Indeed it was a pleasure to hear from you and your reception of WEAM Inspirational Radio.

We are getting reports from all over of our reception. If possible should you receive another signal from WEAM, please let us know. Thank you for your kind response.

Sinc ely, 7

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WGAF 910 KG Your Georgia -Florida, Station Valdosta, Georgia

February 19,1954

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F. D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to confirm your reception of WGAF on Wednesday, December 10, 1952, between 2:19 AM and 3:021 AM. We operate on 910 kc, 5000 watts day and night, but with directional antenna at night.

When I became Chief Engineer last year, I found your letter unanswered so this reply will probably surprise you,

EWG/j

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[404] 367-9334

Kermit Geary

1266 Riverview Dr.

Walnutport, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

This letter is to confirm your reception of our programing of WEEG

Radio on Nov. 12, 1984, from 5:16 to 5:30.

The drug Store in question is Crawford W. Long Pharr-lay. Considering

the distance it is a great pleasure to hear from someone in Pennsylvania

so clearly with such a minor discrepency.

We do thank you for your wish of success and look forward to hearing

from you again in the future.

bh

Best regards,

Malcolm Watson

General Manager

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SAFE BROADCASTING CORPORATION

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit:

TRION, GA.

P. O. BOX 680 SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA 30747-0680

(404) 857-5555

January 15, 1985

First of all let me say that you did indeed hear WSAF on 1180 kiloHertz on December 12th 1985.

Now let me apologize for being so late with my response, I

through that I had sent you a letter of confirmation in December but when I ran across your letter I could not find a response letter.

WSAF is a daytime station. We signed on the air April 1, 1985, and are doing great. Enclosed I am sending an information sheet, along with our rate card witch also has our coverage map, and a

business card from Terry R. Adams President and Co Owner of WSAF.

Of extra interest I through that you might like to know that we received a letter from Pittsburgh, PA, heard us November 26, 1985.

Again let me say that I am sorry for the delay. Thank you for your interest in WSAF, and I wish you all the luck in your hobby.

Enclosures: JLH/jh

Sincerely:

Judy L. Hall Traffic WSAF Radio

- QUALITY RADIO - 1985

This letter will serve as the verification of reception report

for the test program broadcast by WEKS, Marietta, Georgia, on

March 16, 1987 from 1:05am to 1:35am.

WEKS is a class two 10,000 watt daytime only radio station

which operates on a U.S. clear channel at 1080 kHz. It

broadcasts a directional signal pattern southeast toward the

city of Atlanta from a three tower antenna array located on a

10 acre site in Marietta, Georgia. The transmitter is a 1965

RCA BTA-10U AM broadcast transmitter.

WEKS' sister station is WEKS-FM which broadcasts on 104.1 mHz

with 60,000 watts ERP from a tower height 1,200 feet above

average terrain.

Thank you for taking part in this test. It was very interesting

to hear from so many people who listened from great distances

away.

73's

WGKLISBI-fm

Mr Kermit Geary RD 4 Box 321 T^lalnutport, PA 18088

801 MANSFIELD STREET BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31523

912/265-3870

Dear Kermit, Thank you very much for 'our reception report for T^7GT(;

dated 2-23-81. The information you provided is correct, and we hereby verify.

I'm glad to know that we put in a signal at sunset and at night some times. Anytime you hear us on our regular schedule let me know!.

I believe that WGIG came on the air in early 1949, so you must have one of the first veries from TATITG.

Thank you very much for the comments on the audio. That seems to be the hardest thing for an AM station, to keep the audio clean, and. I devote quite a bit of time to it. The audio response on T^IGIG is nearly flat to 15KC.

We also operate WSBI-FM at 100.7MC with 60kw ERP. Again, thanks for your report!

Sincerely,

Bob LaFore Chief Engineer WGI G/WS B I -FM

A Division of Kirk Broadcasting, Inc.

1 0 0 0 W A T T S

I 4 4

41) C. i K

ST.L IMONS * JEKYLL * &SEA (I SLAN D

.61-(X 9.

U N LIMITED T.

1 5 1 4 UNION STREET BRUNSWICK, GA.

August 15, 1949

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D., #29 Wa1 nutport, Pennsylvania

Dear ie. Geary:

In reply to your lett er of March 1st, 1949, I would like to advise

that your report checked with our Log.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank you for your

letter, and regret the delay in answering.

Yours very truly,

ALAN Bu±uci , Manager

ABg

I M E

J01C THE -MUSIC OF111) LIFE"

December 19, 1984

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Hr. Geary,

I am pleased to confirm your reception of WJYA on 1080KHz on December 13, 1984. The details you provide indicate that it was indeed our station to which you were tuned.

Your report comes as a bit of a surprise to me since WJYA-AM operates directionally. Our pattern is basically a cardioid with the main lobe beamed southeast and nulls toward Hartford and Dallas, Texas. You were listening almost directly in one of the pattern minima.

The similarity between our programming and WKAP is not wincidental. WKAP is operated by LWB-Allentown Corporation. WJYA is owned by the LWB-Atlanta Corporation. `'riey are basically the same company.

We appreciate the report. Merry Christmas!

i, J i 1 n ivíooOfe

eerations Manager WJYA-AM & FM

WJYA-1080 AM WJYF-104 FM 19 Atlanta Street/P.O. Box 1080/Marietta, GA 30061 (404) 424-1080

jio.... A.M 900

WJTH RADIO

P.O. BOX 1119

CALHOUN GA 30701

P. O. BOX 1119 CALHOUN, GEORGIA 30701

STUDIOS: 102 MEMORIAL ROAD TELEPHONE 404,629-6397

FEBRUARY 5 1982

DEAR KERMIT

THIS IS TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF WJTH 900 KCS, CALHOUN

GEORGIA ON JANUARY 12 1982 FROM 6:26PM UNTIL 6v5OPM EST. WJTH IS A 1000

WATT DAYTIME STATION.

THANKS FOR TUNING US IN, AND THANK YOU FOR THE TAPE AND PROMO, S

WELL AS THE VERY NICE LETTER. IF WE AT WJTH CAN ASSIST YOU IN ANY WAY IN THE

FUTURE, PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO GIVE US A CALL.

SINCERELY

JACK CLARK

PROGRAM DIRECTOR

WJEM RADI 0

P.O. BOX 368 VALDOSTA, GEORGIA

Subjects Certificate of Good Listening

Tot

This is to certify that ,Ì_ , did receive Radio Station WJEM on 4244,(.A4/.,..29.,-;9-8. ¿:-7A.. WJEM operates on a frequency of 1150 kilocycles, with a power

output of 1,000 watts.

WJEr., the Music - News Station is located one-half mile east of the city limits of Valdosta, Georgia, on

U. S. Highway 84. Valdosta has often been referred to as "The Hub of South Georgia and the Gateway to Florida." It is also the WORLD'S largest producer of Naval Stores. We might add that Valdosta has the distinction of being the only city in the World with such a name.

In closing, we would like to extend our thanks to you

for letting us know that you received our test signal on ,((z-2., 2/ i4.,0 --- .

Yours very truly,

James E. Massey, Jr.

Manager Radio Station WJEM

JEMsfo

1,000 WATTS THE MUSIC STATION 1150 ON YOUR DIAL

P.O. BOX 36S VALDOSTA, GEORGIA

Subjects Certificate of Good Listening

Tot veg% -29

This is to certify that ,ter , did receive Radio Station WJEM on 4e.,,.. ,.,y g -j -a. ̀ at J.n, A WJEM operates on a frequency of 1150 kilocycles, with a power output of 1,000 watts.

WJEI1, the Music - News Station is located one-half mile east of the city limits of Valdosta, Georgia, on

U. S. Highway 8L. Valdosta has often been referred to as "The Hub of South Georgia and the Gateway to Florida." It is also the WORLD'S largest producer of Naval Stores. We might add that Valdosta has the distinction of being the only city in the ,'World with such a name.

In closing, we would like to extend our thanks to you for letting us know that you received our test signal on /41.G/1.a^ .

JEMsfo

Yours very truly,

James E. Massey, Jr. Manager Radio Station WJEM

1,000 WATTS THE MUSIC STATION 1150 ON YOUR DIAL

fPN 1000 WATTS - 1150 KCS . . STUDIOS AND TRANSMITTER - ROBERTA ROAD . . FT. VALLEY, GEORGIA

December 12, 1951

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport , Pennsylvania

Dear Sir:

Verification of report of DX reception:

The data which you submitted is identical with that appearing on our log for Sunday morning November iß, 1951. Your greatful report was received and read with much interest. Your valuable letter will be placed in the files of our now growing DX reports for proof of our coverage.

Any additional reports of reception of our signal will greatly be appreciated.

Yours very truly,

Charlie H. *Parish, C. E. Radio Station WFPM

P.S. Incidentally, your report was the only report received for t''iat particular time (day) .

Regular sign -ors time for Sunday: 6 AM EST. Other recent reports from these cities: Westfield, N. Y., Mount 'dolly, N. J,

Paxton, Ill.

CP PEACH BELT BROADCASTING COMPANY

250 WATTS

Kermit Geary,

R.F.D. #2

Walnutport,

Pennsylvania.

Dear Mr. Geary;

WFOM MARIETTA, GA.

PHONE 1746 1230 KC

l''elQruary 10, 1949

This is to confirm yc,'ir report on this

station, WFOM on January 24, 194? from 0351 to 0400

Est. Actuall transmission time aras from 0337 to 0400

EST. Since your report coincided with our lo- for this

period of transmission, we are most happy to verify

your report.

The transmittinç7 equipment that we is

operating; at an output efficiency of 74 plus.

At the present no ent we do hare a schedule test

trannission perio d but we do try to do a bit of Test

Transmission on Friday morning from the hour of two

to four, (EST).

Sincerely

TO ION, cLFOM

trauss Jr. nn. -Maintenance Eng.

"Crhis is G B C"

THE GEORGIA BROADCASTING CO.

1230 KC

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.F.D. 2, +Jalnitport, Penna.

Dear Sir:

WFRP SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

November 1, 1946

250 WATTS

This will confirm your report cn our text program of October 27, 1946.

We appreciate very much your ccoperation in sending in this report.

The station operates with a power of 250 watts and 1230 kc, with no definite tns-; programs scheduled.

Kindest regards.

Sincerely, r ,, f. /.,

/ James M- Wilder, 9

General Manager.

JM`N : ms e

PHONE 887-3136 PHONE 887-3137

1410 KC - 1000 WATTS

SAWNEE BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC. P. O. BOX 808 CUMMING, GEORGIA 30130

1-20--64

KERMIT GEARY

R. D. a, BOX 29$

WALNUTPORT, PENNA.

DEAR KERMIT,

THANKS FOR YOUR SIGNAL REPORT FROM PENNA THIS LETTER WILL

CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF WSNE IN CUMMING, GEORGIA ON JANUARY 13,

1964 FROM 4:00 to 4:30 AM EST ALSO THANKS FOR THE NICE LETTER.

KERMIT....FOR YOUR USE I'M ENCLOSING A RADIO GUIDE TO THE STATE

OF GEORGIA.

T.P7 KS AGAIN 7

OE E. WHEELER, JR.

CHIEF ENG. WSNE

ATLANTA 283-61;1 11

10,000 '.1'1"l' ..................

MAILING ADDRESS

Draw.r G Northsid Sta. Atlanta 5, Gorgia

1550 KC 1560 Mt. Paran Rd., N. W. Atlanta 5, Ga.

Thank you very much for your Report of Reception of cur test boadcasts on Fcbi3; 1962, Your report has been verified and logged in '.;.he station files. Reports have been received from as far as California, Canada, and New Zeal and f and all reports are sincerely am'pl'e j ated

WSMA lames a 10,000 watt Gate Tranamitter, type BC -10P with Gates and Ampex audio equipment Our 196 foot tower is located just east

of US highway ¿,l, sonne ten miles north of the city of Atlanta. The tower is within sight of Dobbine Air Force Base and the Lockheed Aircraft Pant The studios are in the Belmont Hills section of :Alarms, Georgia

r!S}tA will operate normally during the daylight hours, with test broadcasts between 12:01 ALI and 6:00 AM EST at irregular intervalo It

is hoped that WSMA-FM will be on the air in the near future,

deception reports, such as the one received from you,, enable us to establish our radiation pattern and to verify nur engineering spocificat1ona Again, may we thank you, and invite you to visit the WSMA facilities if you are ever In the Atlanta -Smyrna area

Sincerely,

i4SM Engineering Staff: Al Jones Ken Cormany C. Gene R.ythe Waiter Barton

DON MITCIIELL'S WSMA - SERVING OVER ONE MILLION!

5000 WATTS AT 1260

Big WU FE Radio Baxley 367-3000 Hazlehurst 375-2626

BOX 389

BAXLEY, GEORGIA 31513

December 26, 1980

Mr. Kermit Geary R. D. 4, Box 321 Walnutoort, Pa. 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This will confirm your reception renort of Radio Station WUFE on December 18, 1980. The information which you supplied in your report was 100% correct and your comments on our signal quality were very much appreciated.

Our transmitting equipment includes a Harris MW -5 transmitter using pulse duration modulation running to a quarter wavelength, series fed, tower.

Again, thank you for your report and best wishes on the upcoming new year.

Sincerely,

Larry D. Ring Chief Engineer

HICKORY HILL BROADCASTING COMPANY Thomson, Georgia eorgia

1240 KILOCYLES 250 WATTS

HAROLD TEASLEY General Manager

Mír. Kermit Geary R. F. D.;#2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

November 26, 1948

This will acknowledge your letter of September 25, 1948, stating

that you had tuned in on Station WTWA on 1240 kilocycles on

Saturday, September 25, between 2:26 and 2:30 A.M. This time

checks with our log, and we appreciate your letter.

Sincerely yours,

,

bb Bill Bates

RADIO STATION WS A C Serving All Columbus

10281/2 Broadway

COLUMBUS, GEORGIA

kfivegi ,iafut,7

Pe -tv/

Your report cf reception of our

Aa,/9541

prohram on ,I j 199-y from ,5 D

to ,I, D24,24E9T has been received and checked with our program log and found to be correct.

These reports are of much value and we are sin-

cerely grateful for your interest.

Kindest personal regards.

Cordially,

Húdi e BROWN Chief Engineer.

HB/pdq

AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM!

From the

DX LISTENING POST of: Kermit Geary

R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, PA 18088

September 23, 19$2

General Manager Radio Station W J Y I Box 491 Marietta GA 30061

Dear Sir,

I was happy to hear a portion of "The Music of Your Life" programming from WJYI on the evening of Monday, December 14, 1981. I submitted a report of my reception at that time, but I am sorry to inform you that I have not received a reply to my letter. I am sure that a lack of time at the start of your new operation is the reason for the oversight.

At this time, therefore, I am enclosing a copy of my previous letter, with the request that you kindly check over it, particularly with regard to my logging of a local advertisement at 5:192 P.M., E.S.T. If the report is accurate, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of WJYI on 1C$0 kiloHertz on December 14th.

Thank you for your attention to this request. I shall be looking forward to receiving your reply.

Best wishes to WJYI for continued success with "The Music of Your Lifer' programming. I enjoy listening to it, and a local station, WKAP-1320, Allentown, Pa., has recently started the same programming with favorable audience acceptance after 30 years of Top 40 rock.

enclosed. Thank you again for your reply. Return postage is

ery truly yours,

Kermit Geary

Member: National Radio Club, since 1933 Newark News Radio Club, since 1947 International Radio Club of America, since 1964

* RADIO SiA110N

.Trermt Geary .r .D. # 2 alnutport

Pennsylvania

Dear Yr. Geary:

1111.BFF AFFILIATED wiT

WJBF BUILDING

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

I wish to thank you for your report on JBF. it has been a big help to me.

This letter .Jill serve a verification of this station on Oct .19 , 1949 from 2:45 to 3:00X1. EST.

z.;ry tr' -1-y yours

e.777 e4-ett'e£717 -1_i.-i.cott .

Chief.:ngr W8'BY

JIMMY KEYTON PRESIDENT

P. T. BOSTWICK VICE-PRESIDENT

ROBERT L. McGEE SECRETARY/TREASURER

WJEP Yar

1020A M __Tlu

<<1<<

-?-__

of Love ,.- r r

P. O. BOX 90 -:- THOMASVILLE, GA. 31799

912/228 -LOVE

OWNED AND OPERATED BY

Lifeline Communications Corporation

January 11, 1985

Mr. Kermit Gear 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit, What a nice surprise to hear that you heard us all

the way in Pennsylvania! We are a new Contemporary Christian radio station

with 10,000 watts of power. Our operating hours at the

present time are sunrise to sunset. If possible in the future we plan to extend those hours.

Enclosed is on of our brochures and a coverage map

that we hope you will find of interest. Some of the

programs in the brochure have changed, but it is basically correct.

Thank you for your letter, and we are pleased to know

that you were able to hear us!

cerely

Bucky Carlto General Man ger

HBC/cp

Enc.

BUCKY CARLTON GENERAL MANAGER

EXUM MILLER PROGRAM DIRECTOR

1570 KC 1000 WATTS

TALL AS A GEORGIA

Mr. Kermit Geary Walnutport, Pa.

I\ IN ENTERTAINMENT - NEWS

CLAYTON, GEORGIA

July 30, 1982

Dear Mr. Geary:

If'was with a great deal of pler'sure that we received your DX report from a part of our1so dj.stant.

e-wn

Reviewing your report of reception, I4m happy to confirm that you did, indeed, have us on your receiver.

I am sorry to be so tardy in responding but am thrilled that our signal was heard in Walnutport. Your report will be filed with many, many others from all over the United States and a couple from New Zealand.

With every kindest regard, Iam,

Sincerely, mue Carroll S. Lee, Pres. Rabun Radio, Inc. Radio Station WGHC

P. O. Box 869

RADIO STATION 1147 112 1430 ON DIAI.

GEORGIA BROADCASTING SERVICE, INC.

R. B. Taber, Gen. Mgr.

COVINGTON, GEORGIA

February 12, 1954

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Kermit:

Thank you very much for your very nice letter reporting reception of WGFS on the morning of February 2nd, 1954. I am very happy to verify your report of reception.

Again thank you for your very nice letter and we hope to have you with us often on the 1430 spot. I believe I verified a report of reception for you when I was chief engineer at WPID in Piedmont, Alabama.

Thanks again and the best to you in DX-ing.

HM/dd

Sincerely,

Hamilton Masters Chief Engineer

Phone 2337

91 g SYLVANIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM

1490 KC - 250 Watts

Sylvania, Georgia Phone LO 4-6601

March .,195c

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD 2 Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

P. 0. Box 302

Dear "r. Geary;

We have on hand your nice letter of March 1st concerning the reception of our signals in your area that date.

Upon checking our program log we find that your log of voice announcements and musical selections from 5.31+AM trough 6.00AM are correct. We are happy to verify the reception of WSYL, March 1, 1959 during the time period above listed.

For your information we caduct a frequency check the first Sunday in each month from around 5.30A until around 6.00 A..at that time we revert to

regular commercial program.

Continued best wishes in recieving many DX reports. For y ur files, WSYL uses A Gates 250 GY Xmitter and all Gates equipment, used since station went on air in December 1955.

Cordially,

,.,.í`1l/ter Edwin H. Bass

EHB:ss Gen Mgr and C.E.

Presented by STARS NATIONAL, INC.

500 5th AVE., NEW YORK 36, N. Y.

NA/GUN A "DEE" RIVERS STATION

"THE BIG GUN IN DIXIE" FROM 1010 K C.

P. O. BOX 10

Date

ATLANTA 1, GEORGIA

Dear Radio Friend:

This is to verify your reception of W G U N

from ( / ,"i L- to G e -J t on es r7. 7, , 19 _4( .

Thank you very much for your report

and keep listening.

WHL:mm

S ncerely,

RADIO STATION WG UN THE "BIG GUN'' IN DIXI

William H. Loudermilk Chief Engineer

GEORGIA'S FAVORITE 50,000 WATT STATION

SUMMERVILLE, GEORGIA

January 20, 1951

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.P. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

This letter is to verify your reception of this station on November 23, 1953.

Yours very truly,

RADIO STATION WGTA

William B. Farrar Manager

WBF /c f

1 THOUSAND WATTS 950 KILOCYCLES

WGML LIBERTY BROADCASTING COMPANY, INC.

PHONE TR 6-3599

HINES VILLE, GEORGIA

May 13, 1959

Mr. Kermit Geary Route # 2, Box 298 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you very much for your letter of April 28, 1959, in which you reported reception of this station during a frequency test on April 28 between 4:45 and 5:00 A.M., 4astern Standard Time. Glad to hear our eignäl is getting out so well.

Thanks again.

Sincerely,

Frank L. Folsom, Jr. Chief Engineer

FLF/mag

Serving Greater Atlanta

1000 Watts

WGLS 9KICO BOX 403

DECATUR, GEORGIA

THE DEKALB BROADCASTING COMPANY

SAM W. KANE. MANAGER CRESCENT 6471-2

November 30, 1951

Mr. Kermit Geary Walnut Port, Penn.

Dear Sir:

This is a veryfication of your dx

report we just received. We are glad

to hear that we are getting out so well

and wish you continued success in your

hobby.

Respectfully yours, John S. Dillard

Senior operator

JACK V. LoPRESTI, General Manager 1570 ON YOUR DIAL

WGSR MILLEN, GEORGIA

Phone 1080 P. O. Box 773

Oct. 21, 1958

Kermit Geary Route 2 Box 298 Walnutport, Penn

Dear Mr. Geary:

In regards to your letter of October 16, 1958.

We were running frequency tests on the night of Oct 16th,and were programing the program which you reported.

We here at WGSR are always glad to hear from listeners to our frequency tests, especially one as far distant as yourself.

The reason for no station identification between 2:01 to 2:17 was because the consulting engineer it Atlanta was trying to make a correct frequency measurement.

I hope we meet again on another frequency check and from all the folks here at WGSR we wish you many hours of good listening to the 1570 spot.

Thanking you once again for your report I am,

Yours truly,

Chuck Taylor

Program Director for WGSR

YOUR ADVERTISING ON RADIO MILLEN WILL GET SALES RESULTS'

WTRP "In the heart of Dixie" LA GRANGE

TRANSMITTER

Dixie Extension

off Moody Bridge Road

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. Y2 Walnutport Pennsylvania

Derr Sir:

February 138 1953

STUDIOS

Hammett Building

LaGrange, Georgia

First, plense let ne apoloc,ize for not havin7 answered your complete uld grestly np7reci3tod DX report of 2; Ps other duties hve forced nie to nellect my correspondence. You Artt like to know that we heard from listeners in rlmoelt ell sections of the tnited Stetes, with Mr. J. . Critchett of San Lie o, Oz,liforni, heini our most distant listener and thus recipient of the Callnway towels which we promised dnrinr our eluint te:,t trnnisrinne.

Thanks fl-ain for your nice reception report tnd we wnuld epT4-ocirte -mur listenin,- fnr In the future.

Riltdj

620 Kc

Yours very truly,

RADII STATION WTRP

Rny RIhnn, Chia Engineer

500 Watts Chattahoochee Broadcasting Company, Limited

radio manehester, inc. manchQstQr, gQorgia

November 21, 1958

ä:r. Kermit Geary R. D. 2

Box 298 Walnut port , Pennsylvania

Dear Sir:

This letter is to confirm your D X report which we received

November 21, 1958. We were on the air from 12:04 til 3:3&

on P,.onday November 17, 1953 for equipment tests.

Many thanks for your report.

JCL: f jg

Sincerely y urs,

J. C. Loftin, Ghief ii;ngineer

° geü ,Qt - See &Lt "

/260 ai 210444 2ial

II

/000 Watlá.

Kei.to.:e

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

THE SOUTHEASTERN BROADCASTING SYSTEM

east Poikt, geo49sa P. d. Box 72

January 20 1950

This is to verify your report of reception of WTJH on December 11, 1949 from 3:15 to 4:07 AM EST.

wie use a 1,000 watt RCA transmitter and a quarter wave antenna. Our transmitter site is located two miles west of East Point.

Thanking you for your report, I remain,

Sincerely yours,

Bruce Smith Chief Engineer

EAST POINT--- Lin dzE ûndultzia[ J/Ea't of f[ZE outh'Ea3t.

wssaI0 1tAD

PO BOX 752 / FOREST PARK. GEORGIA 30050¡(40413618843

KERMIT GEARY R.D. 4, BOX 321 WALNUTPORT, PENN. 18088

THIS IS TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION ON DECEMBER 21,1978...

of RADIO STATION OPERATING ON FREQUENCY OF 1570 KZ...5,000 WATTS...

BETTY J. McALISTER, WSSA RADIO

?)7) --

"Clayton County's Only Radio Station"

WZOT

3/2/90

MR. KERMIT GEARY 1266 RIVERVIEW DRIVE WALNUTPORT, PA 18088

DEAR MR. GEARY:

P.O. BOX 527 ROCKMART, GEORGIA 30153

684-7848

THIS LETTER VERIFIES YOUR RECEPTION OF RADIO STATION WZOT-AM ON NOVEMBER 19, 1989 FROM 6:10PM UNTIL 6:20PM. AT THE TIME YOU PICKED UP OUR STATION WE WERE OPERATING AT 250 WATTS AT 1220 ON THE DIAL.

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

BEST REGARDS,

NED INGLE STATION MANAGER WZOT AM

idiNBC RADIO NETWORK

- ADAláon d Ntsraoade Mc.

El Poder Musical De Atlanta 50,000 Watts Stereo

RADIO EXITOS

WAZX

9-29-94

Mr. Kermit Geary

Thank Your for taking your time to come to our Radio Station

and let us hear what you have recored on Dec, 22 1993. Our Radio Station transmits at 50.000 watts. Once again thak you and keep and touch.

Good Luck,

Program Director

2460 North Atlanta Street, Smyrna, Georgia 30080 - (404) 436-6171 Fax: (404) 436-0100

-VOICE OF LAKE LANIER LAND"

=WHNE Radio 1170kc

M, KERMIT GEARY .

16b IVERVIPWPRIV5 ALNUTPO RT, VA, 180$3

P. O. BOX 609 CUMMING, GEORGIA 30130 (404) 887-3136

I GA, /y 2rE

PEAR MR. TEARY; HAT. INDEED WAS '*il1F HERE IN-CUMMING ON PE )RDb T NEVER

DREAMED MY VOICE WOULD HAVE BEEN HEARD OVER b70 MILES FROM

HERE IN CUMMING,

I REALLY APPRECIAT7 YOU!.WPITING ME R SENDING THE TAPE,,,

IT MADE MY DAY, IF T CAN EVER PE OF ANY HELP TO YOU, PLEASE

LEIME KNOW, .......... HANKS AGAINbbb

PHIL CA7TLBEPRY

tiJHME 117^

CUMMING, GA., 30130

SERVING LAKE LANIER LAND AND ITS 16,000,000 YEARLY VISITORS

WIAF P. O. Box 468 - Clarkesville, Ga. 30523 404 - 754 - 6272

*American Information Radio Network

Kermit Oeary

R. D. 4 BOX 321

Walnutport,PA. 180882

Dear Mr. Geary,

I would like to confirm your that you did in fact hear W

yours truly,

Mark Joseph W I A F Radio

JULY 30, 1982

letter dated January 7, 1980 I A F at the time specified.

5000 WATTS 1600 Khz

GRIFFIN BROADCASTING SYSTEM 1000 WATTS "GRIFFIN'S MOST POWERFUL VOICE"

wHIt 1320 ON YOUR DIAL

Dear Sir: This

,/ ; ( date) L` f 7951 between the hours ofc'DOy s1r d'a9gth

Your

GRIFFIN, GEORGIA PHONE 9451

.ó. t, ,945 5t

will confirm your report of reception of W. H. I. E. on

report checks with our logs.

Sincerely- your ,

im Watson Manager

1050 AM INSPI

WHGI RATIONAL RADIO

P.O. Box 669 / Augusta, Georgia 30903 / 404 - 722 -1302

December 1, 1980

Kermit Geary R.D. 4, Box 321 Walnutport, Pennsylvania 18088

Dear Kermit:

This letter is to confirm your reception of WHGI on Thursday, November 27th. The information you sent accurately reflects our programming that evening.

WHGI, as you noted, is a 5,000 watt station broadcasting contemporary Christian music and religious programming from 6 a.m. to local sunset. From 6 a.m. to sunrise we operate at 83 watts.

I hope this letter will serve as sufficient verification of your reception of WHGI. I've also enclosed one of our new coverage maps.

Best wishes on your future DX-ing. I always enjoy hearing listener reports from throughout the country. Yours was particularly interesting because I have several friends and relatives living in the Philadelphia area and my sister just moved to Parsippany (forgive the spelling) , New Jersey.

Sincerely,

Tom Barclay Operations Manager WHGI

Briar Creek Broadcasting Corporation

iWKL Y BROADCASTING COMPANY

1,000 Warr:

980 Kc

Mr. Ke rmi t Geary, R. F. D. #2, 1R]älnutporc, ra.

Dear Sjr:

WM. L. HAYES, Chief Engineer

HARTWELL, GEORG'A Se;pc. 2, 1947

Thank you very much for your very fine report on the reception of station 77HP 's signals. It is quite complete and very helpful, as well as pleasing to know that we are getting out so well.S5ince our broadcast of 28 August, our call letters have been changed to read °1KLï .

This is a new station, 'and we have been running our "equipment Tests" for the past few nights. All equipment in the station is manufactured by Gates Radio Company.

we) arC, Tanking you again for the very nice report,

Most cordially yours

`TKLM BROADCAST NG COMPAN ,

By `- -'

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- A REGIONAL STATION COVERING EASTERN GEORGIA AND WESTERN SOUTH CAROLINA -

1260 on your Dial RADIO STATION

WHAB 1000 Watts

9ii-City ffl Company -Baxley, geolgia

SERVING HAZLEHURST, ALMA, BAXLEY

March lu, 1955

Kermit Geary 'tiainutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary.:

I'm very Burry about being so .Late in ver.Lz`ying your reception of our station, but as tnis being a new station we nave been very busy.

We are using a 1000 watt Collins Transmitter with a pair of 4-4uu A in trie final.

Thinxing you very much fcr your letter.

Yours truly,

Kennetn W. Mock Chief Engineer

1260 on your Dial RADIO STATION

WHAB 1000 Watts

gei -City Bioadcasting Company Ì3axley, geo7yia

SERVING HAZLEHURST, ALMA, BAXLEY

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary,

Baxley, Georgia December 10, 1954

We received your letter. Your log is identical to ours. We are operating with Collins Equipment with an output of 1000 watts using one pair of 400 A in the final. We have a 215 foot vertical antennae. `Shank you for the letter.

Sincerely yours,

Myw )v) -ac)__

Kenneth Mock Chief Engineer

U.S. Broadcasting

January 30, 2001

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Dr. Walnutport, PA 18088

Re: WMAC-AM 940, Macon, GA

Dear Mr. Geary:

P.O. Box 900 - 544 Mulberry Street Suite 700 - Macon, GA 31202 Telephone: (912) 746-6286 Fax: (912)745-1393

This will confirm you were listening to WMAC-AM 940 in Macon, GA on January 15, 2001. This confirmation is based on the program log you supplied.

Douglas Grimm Executive Vice President

WAYS -FM WDEN-AM/FM WDDO-AM WMGB-FM WMKS-FM WMAC-AM WPEZ-FM

9WRDW NEWS TALK SPORTS 1480

October 17. 2000

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit:

This will confirm your reception of our new expanded band AM radio station WAWX 1630 KHz on October 2, 2000.

WAWX began full time operation at 5:00 AM EDT on Monday, October 2, 2000, and is simulcast with WRDW 1480 KHz. This simulcast will continue for approximately six months.

WRDW, by the way, is Augusta's oldest radio station having begun operation in 1935. WAWX and WRDW are part of the Beasley Broadcasting Group of stations.

WAWX operates with a non -directional pattern with 10,000 watts daytime power and 1,000 watts night time power. The transmitter is a new solid state Harris 10 KW unit. WRDW and WAWX are diplexed together and use the same tower.

We appreciate your reception report very much as it helps us determine how well the new facility is operating.

Sincerely,

Harley Drew Operations

HD/

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A Beasley Broadcast Group Station P.O. Box 211045 Augusta, Georgia 30917 (706) 855-9494 Fax: (706) 860-9343

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M A C O N, GEORGIA PROFESSIONAL BLDG. TEL. IVY 2716

M r . Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

1280 on your dial

January 19, 1949

Thank you very much for your report of our reception in Walnutport. It is encouraging to hear that our signal is heard for such a distance.

After checking with our log for January 15, we find that your report tallies accurately with our log. This is to verify same.

Thank you again for your interest and your report. We shall certainly strive to keep our signal strong and clear. If we can be of any further assistance to you, please do not hesitate to write us.

Very truly yours,

RADIO STATION WIBB

Betty Crowell

BGC/sl

AM - 2,500 WATTS - 1540 KC

December 14, 1984

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

12 N. CEDAR STREET SUITE 311 McDONOUGH, GEORGIA 30253 PHONE (404) 957-1540

This letter will serve as verification that you received WZAL on December 9, 1984, from 5:19 to 5:24 PM Eastern Standard Time. At that time of day we are in "critical hours," and operate with a reduced power of 1,000 watts.

Enclosed is a coverage map and program guide. If you want a REAL challenge, try receiving us during pre -sunrise, when we operate at 4.0 watts. During December we are on pre -sunrise power until 7:30 AM (in January we are on 4 watts until 7:45 AM). There are very few stations on the air in the eastern U -S on 1540 kilohertz between 6 and 7 AM.

As a child I used to "DX" the AM band with a Lafayette HE -40 receiver that cost $39.95 in the early 1960's. I used a 50 foot long wire oriented east -west. My best AM catch was KORL, 10,000 watts at 650 kHz around 4 AM one Sunday or Monday morning when WSM Nashville was off the air. Off the top of my head, I also remember hearing KQEO, 920 kHz

around 3 AM. They were 500 watts directional east -west at that hour. I also did some daytime AM DX'ing, and during the winter heard many big stations hundreds of miles away. My listening post was in Marietta, Georgia - about 20 miles northwest of Atlanta.

I would like to purchase a decent communications receiver to do some occasional listening again. How much is a Hammarlund set like your HQ -180? I like the tube types. Hope to

hear from you again soon.

Sincerely,

Ja W. DeVan Pr-- 'ent & General Manager

PS - Our transmitter is a CSI 2.5A -T. CSI is a Florida company. The transmitter was

installed new in 1979. It utilizes four final tubes: 4-1000A's. The tower is

196 feet high.

POWERFUL 50,000 WATTS

24 HOURS A DA Y

"THE SOUTHEAST'S MOST POWERFUL 24 HOUR A DAY CHRISTIAN AM RADIO STATION"

March 29, 1983.

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your letter concerning the reception of our signal. The information you supplied was correct.

WYNX is a 50,000 watt daytime, 500 watt nighttime Christian radio station. We are located about 15 miles north of Atlanta in Smyrna, Georgia.

Once again, thank you for your interest and letter.

Sincerely,

Allison Owens WYNX Radio

(404) 436-6171 2460 ATLANTA ROAD

ATLANTA'S ONLY 24 HOUR A DAY CHRISTIAN STATION SMYRNA, GEORGIA 30080

1250 ON YOUR DIAL

RADIO WYTH TELEPHONE 761

Mr. Kermit Geary, Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary&

STATION

ONE THOUSAND WATTS

MADISON. GEORGIA

November 11, 1958.

Thank you for your verification of November 6th.

WITH operates on 1250 KC with 1000 watts and has main studioes in Madison,

Georgia, 56 miles east of Atlanta, Ga. Our tower is 215 feet tall.

WITH has been on the air since April of 1955 and has had the current set

of call lwtters since August of this year.

Again, thanks for the verification.

Yours very truly,

/ Jim Biggers Special Events Director

13600M 912-246-W2r "Where It's Wise To Advertise"

February 12, 1986

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

rao. BOX 1660 BQinBrZiage, ge01e1Q 31717

This letter is to confirm your reception of WYSE

Radio in Bainbridge, Georgia on February 8th, 1986

between the hours of 6:28 PM TO 6:36 PM.

It compares positively with our programming on

that date.

WYSE has just recently changed owners and we are

very happy with the way things are shaping up in

our community.

Thank you very much for listening on occasions

and let us hear from you again.

Sincerely,

/ate-L.ö e"

Charlotte Elkins Traffic Department

VISION COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

Cochran, Georgia January 9, 1967

Dear JUrn Please excuse taie forrne ;gis of this letter, but due

to the large response to the test, this was the best method of confirmation

this letter is to confirm our test broadcast of ,s. r.2, p The rating of your report is shown gré* the cheek in the appropriate box below. We were very PleaseA ^ th the wide ran$e and variety of the reports.

WV M G is a daytime radio station with a listening power of 1000 watts. Studios, tranitter, and tower are located in Cochran, Georgia, located slightly south of the center of the state. A town of atout six thoasarad population, Cochran is the home of w. state supported junior college, Middle Georgia College.

WVMG has been in operation since July 4, 1966,

Thanks aga .1 for the great response, and happy listening.

REPORT RATING: ProAca u1.-wng.l y yours,

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H. C. GILREATH STUDIOS: General Manager Vidalia Er Lyons

VIDALIA BROADCASTING COMPANY

OCTOBER 23,1949

DEAR SIR:

GLAD TO CONFIRM YOUR RECEPTION OF OUR FREQUENCY TEST

OF OCTOBER 17, AND ADD THAT YOU HAVE ONE OF THE MOST

ACCURATE REPORTS EVER RECIEVED BY US.

HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN AND BEST OF LUCK.

W. B. SMITH (CHIEF ENG.)

Affiliated With The Georgia Network

WXRS Radio 1590-2500 Watts

912/237-7895 BIG X COUNTRY

102 S. GREEN STREET P.O. BOX 1590 SWAINSBORO, GEORGIA 30401

Januaucy 23, 1979

MA. Kermit Gecuc y RD. 4, Box 321

Watvcwtpoxt, Pa. 18088

Dean M. Geary,

We received yowe £etteA and weite very g&cd -to hear that you had been abie to xece íve owe 4tation, WXRS.

We have been on the a& 4-.nce MaAch 10, 1978. We are a new radio station hexe in Swainsboro, Georgia. We pxogxam Modern CountAy Mu/sic, with 2500 WATTS oU power.

You wette coxxect in your togging oiS owe ppogxamming on Janucucy 13, 1979. By ,the way we have had a gtcect.t xe- 45ponse to owc Bumper Sticker Promotion.

Thanking you again iSon yowc 2e.tter,

yours .tcuwy,

WXRS RADIO

Teeng Mau -Min, ()Wee Manager

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1000 WATTS 1440 KC

Radio Station

1 P. O. BOX 826 PHONE 2681

DUBLIN. GEORGIA

February 12, 1959

Mr. Kermit Geary, R.D. 2, Box 298, Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Kermit:

This will confirm your reception of Radio Station WXLI, Dublin, Georgia on the morning 0f Monday, January 19,1959 as set forth in your letter of January 20, 1959.

It is with pleasure that I am able to verify your report.

Very truly yours,

ill C. ourson, Manager,

PHONE 3275

111 PARKWAY CIRCLE

W WCC West Georgia Broadcasting Co.

1440 K. C.

September 30, 1957

500 WATTS

BREMEN, GEORGIA

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is the verify your report of reception of our new station

on Wednesday AM, September 25, 1957. We are operating on an

assigned frequency of 1440kc with a power of 500 watts.

We are planning to go on the air possibly today with our

regular programs. We have already been inspected by the FCC and

are just waiting for them to send us a telegram tellitg us to

start broadcasting.

Thanks so much for your interest and for your report.

Very truly yours,

i JAMES MCKAY, CHIEF ENGINEER

World Wide Clothing Center

WAPJ145O wCOUNTRY

October 28, 1985

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Kermit Geary:

This is to confirm your receptistion report of November

9, 1984.

WWAM is a class IV for AM station operating at 1000

watts licensed to Savannah, Georgia.

Our transmitter is a bauer 707 circa 1962, our antenna

is a quater wave shunt fed system.

Thanks again for your report.

Dennis Eversoll, Chief Engineer

P.O. Box 2026 Savannah, Georgia 31402 (912) 236-4444

Cordele/Vienna's Only Local Televsion Originators

CHANNEL 4 CTV

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #4, Blx 321 Walnutport, Pa. 18088

RE: RECEPTION OF

112 7th Street, S.-P. O. Box 917

Cordele, Georgia 31015 273-2351

May 11th. 1991

Wt.ft N, 1550, Vienna, Ga.

Dear (fir. Geary:

This will confirm your logging of WWUN, Vienna, Ga., on the morning of December 14th, 1981, in periods from 6:12 to 6:26 A.I. I have heard the tape recording you made of that reception and was amazed at the strength of the signal. Had it not been for medium interference from other stations, the quality would have approached local.

The astonishing thing about this logging was that in that time period, at that season of the year, WWWN was operating with the pre-sunrise power of 273. watts.

I was manager of WWWN at that time. The station has

since been sold, and I am now in the cable television business, which is why this confirmation is on different letterhead.

Sincerely

C. -

Bill Goodson

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"The Voice of Savannah"

February 20, 1981

Kermit Geary R.D.4 Box 321 Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Sir:

Post Office Box 1247 Savannah, Georgia 31402

Telephone (912) 964-7794

I am glad to hear we're coming in so well there! For 5,000 watts

at 1290, our signal does carry quite well.

We've made considerable improvements in our signal since October 1,

1979, which was our first day as WWSA. WPOC AM and FM was purchas- ed by Bluegrass Broadcasting in 1979 and we changed the call let- ters to WWSA (Working with Savannah) on the AM and WCHY, Y-94 (country format) on the FM. WI'C-TV was purchased by another

conglomerate who decided to keep the call letters the same. This

forced us to change the AM and FM signs.

We remain a 24 hour -a -day station and have no definite maintenance

period. I'll take us down for maintenance occasionally on Sunday

night and Monday mornings. However, since the installation of

our new Harris M415 -A transmitter took place, we very seldom need to be off the air completely. The old 1946 RCA BTA-5F transmitter, which was the main makes an excellent stand-by. We keep it in good operating condition at all times.

I am enclosing for you both an AM and FM coverage map. You'll note

the AM map shows us on a non -directional pattern day -time. We radiate in sort of "butterfly" pattern night-time, which expands to the east and west only. Our northerly and southerly coverage is very minimal at night.

Thank you for your interest in our station and if you're ever in

Savannah, please come visit our brand new facilities at 245 Alfred

Street of Highway 80 on the west side of Savannah.

Happy DX'ing!

Sincerely,

WWSA/WCHY RADIO

;.4., Martin Foglia Chief Engineer

MF/bh

A Subsidiary of Bluegrass Broadcasting Company, Inc.

ALFRED DORMAN, Owner PAUL R. SAUVE, Manager

STATESBORO, GA. December 5, 1946

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. # 2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary,

We have your report of reception of our station on 2nd, 1946 and gladly verify it.

We were very glad to receive your report as it was complete logg we have received from any listener.

Our frequency check broadcasts will continue for the next thirty days and we hope that you will listen and give us the pleasure of hearing from you again.

December

the first

Gi)arte 61/-41 WALTER 8. WELCH Chief Engineer

MUTUAL AFFILLIATE

"Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel ... " WWI L

2403 BONAVENTURE ROAD (91 2) 234-7264 SAVANNAH. GA 31414

P.O. BOX 3538

Dear Mr. Geary,

Thank You so much for your lovely letter informing us that you were able to pick us up in Walnutport PA.

This is indeed WWJD That you heard and we are pleased that we are reaching that far.

Also thank you for stopp/ng by WWJD and letting us meet you and to get to hear your tape of our broadcast.

Please let us hear from you again and if you are ever in our area again please feel free to stop in and visit us.

Thank you and God Blees You.

Gloria Adams General Manager

"5000 WATT SERVING THE COSTAL EMPIRE"

MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

WWGS GRAHAM BUILDING

1340 K C 250 W FULL TIME

TIFTON, GEORGIA

17 atril 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary F.F.D. # 2

Walnutport, Pennsylvania.

Deer Mr. Geary:

Thank you very much for your letter verifying reception of our test broadcast. Your program as included in your letter coincides with our log.

WWGS went on the air with regular broadcasts the afternonn of 26 March, the same morning you heard the test b road - cast.

Our engineers make a frequency check every morning about 4 a.m., but the time for a regular monthly frequency check has not been set.

Thank you again for your detailed report, and if you are ever down South, stop in Tifton and see us.

JIL/hs

Very truly yours,

TIFTON BROADCASTING ©ORP.

Jeanne I. Leavitt copy chief

(1/1/!7VKW-FJ1710 7.1 Middle Georgia's Bright and Relaxing Music

WBNM-AM 1120 The Business Leader

October 17, 1990

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive

Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary,

This is confirmation of your reception of our AM station, WBNM, on 1120

kiloHertz on Friday, September 21, 1990, at 7:42 p. m. We have just recently

changed call letters from WYGO. You must have heard a disk jockey make a

mistake using the old call letters.

Our AM used to be WYGO, simulcasting 100% with WYGO-FM. On September 3,

1990, we changed to WBNM and began broadcasting the Business Radio Network.

As for our power, we are 10,000 watts during daylight hours and we

reduce to 2,500 watts during critical hours. Our sign -off time in September

was 7:45 p. m., so you picked us up just moments before signing off, at

which time our power was 2,500 watts.

Thank you for your letter. It is nice to hear from listeners,

especially those as far away as yourself!

Sincerel

Al Parker Operations Manager

Quality Broadcasting. Inc. Route 6 Box 735 Macon. Georgia 31201 (912) 743-9107

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M 8. KEIìM IT GEARY Fì.F.D.#2, WALNUTPOAT,PA.

Dear Sir:

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THE SOUTHEASTERN

BROADCASTING SYSTEM

411la.re, ljeatqta

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We are happy to confirm your reception of our station during our frequency check broadcast on 22,Feb.,1953, and thank you for the exceptionally nice report.

WJAZ uses a Gates 250 C-1 Transmitter, with two type 810 triedes as power amplifiers and two more 810's as plate (high level)modulators. The antenna consists of a single (non directional)"windcharger"tower, 230 feet high, with the ground elevation here being 205 feet above sea level. the grod is part red clay and part sandy loam with a conduct- ivity of 4x10- e.m.u.

The terrain around Albany consists largely of rolling foothills, with farming,cattle raising,pecans,lumber milling and naval stores being principal occupations and products of the area, Albany itself is a rapidly growing modern city of approximately 33,000 and has two other radio stations. WJAZ has it's application on file for a T -V construction permit, however this is being contested by another station applying for the same channel.

Your report appreciated and much continued pleasure and success to you in your D -X ng.

Yours Sincerely James wW. McGehee Ch. Eng. WJAZ Albany, Ga.

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.444, AA'. AM FM

- ' 800 KC 101.7 1,000 Watts 970 Watts

JACK A. THOMPSON NANCY M. THOMPSON OWNERS

W3M2' TELEPHONE 2011

SWAINSBORO, GA.

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JACK WISELEY MANAGER

Swainsboro Broadcasting Company Studios and Offices: Covena Road

November 20th, 1953

Mr. Kermit Geary Route # 2

Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Sir:

I would like to verify your DX Reception report of our station WJAT, 800 KC's, 1000 Watts in Swainsboro, Georgia, November 17th, 1953. In checking our program log

I find that you definitely did receive our station between 5:16 and 5:30 p.m.

Wishing you continued success in your DXing, 1 am

Yours truly,

A

ohn H. Wiseley, a nager

J H W : d l

Gospel Singing Center of the World With Largest Studios in the South

IMO 1000 Watts - 1300 KCS . . Studios and Transmitter - Monroe Highway . Winder, Georgia

Kermit Geary R.F.D. ILÇ2

Walnutport, Pa.

Dear sir:

February 1; , 1:53

This a letter of confirmation for your report on our "Courtesy Broadcast" on the morning of Jan. 18. According to my log your report is accurate.

The weather here at the time of Broadcast was cloudy with occassional showers with the temperature about 36 degrees. I was especially pleased to hear from your state of 1 erinsylvania.

All equipment here is Gates, including: Gates BC -1F, 1KW transmitter, and SA -40 console, all of which have given satisfactory operation.

Winder is a small town with about 5000 population located about 47 miles northeast of Atlanta. Main source of income is thru numerous factories producing clothes, shoes etc. There's also a considerable amount of broiler raising.

Once again thanking you for your fine report, I remain,

ic

Chief Engineer

WINDER - MONROE BROADCASTING COMPANY

AM 1180

January 13, 1997

Re: Confirmation of Reception

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit:

Thank you for your report of our test of WSAF on December 16th, 1996 between 2:30 and 3:00 AM EST. This is to confirm your reception of WSAF, I have reviewed your report and find it to be an accurate detailed report, it is always a pleasure to receive a report from a distant listener.

WSAF Radio is licensed to Trion, Georgia and operates 5 miles south out of Summerville, Georgia, with 5000 watts of power from an Omnitronix solid state transmitter and processed through an Orban Optimod.

Enclosed please find some literature and a bumper sticker from WSAF and you'll also find a list of all who responded. Keep your ears to the wind!

Sincerely,

Terry R. Adams WSAF Radio

P.O. Box 735 Summerville, GA 30747 706-857-5555 Fax 706-857-2006

AIFM 208 SUM; GGiTER STREET

P.O. BOX 550

THcMASTCN, 6E6A61A 30286

PHONE (706) 641-1121

FAX (105) 647-1122

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P.O. Box 6617 Macon, GA 31208

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Kermit:

November 3, 1983

This is a letter of confirmation on your reception of WIZY-AM, broadcasting on the frequency of 1120 kHz. We operate on a daytime power of 5kilowatts (4.2`amps), with critical hours output at 2.4 amps, or roughly 1700 watts.

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Thank you for the wonderful letter! It's not often we get such a complimentary letter, especially from someone 720 miles away! Jerry Sheppard, who was on the air at the time on Friday said you had all information correct, and he thanks you for listening.

If you do listen to us in the future, you may want to note we have applied for new call letters, which are WQXM-AM and FM. Thanks again for the note on your reception of our station.

OPERATIONS MANAGER

ROWLAND BROADCASTING, INC. 912-743-9107 MACON 452-9107 MILLEDGEVILLE 628-2000 GORDON

wPPI 1330 -AM West Georgia's Favorite Radio Station

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808 Newnan Road Carrollton, Georgia 30117 (404) 838-9774

January 27, 1996

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Dear Ke. r

This will verify your reception of the WPPI test on January 13, 1996 from S.: d

to 3 : c / a.m., Eastern standard time. Although you only heard the test for a short period, there is no doubt you heard us.

WPPI operates with 500 watts non directional power from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, and 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Weekday programming consists of oldies, except for The Ludlow Porch (Talk) show 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and black gospel 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. sign off. On Saturdays, we program oldies 6:00 a.m. to 1:00

p.m. (This is my shift) and black gospel till 6:00 p.m. sign off On Sundays, we program Southern gospel 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and oldies till our 6:00 p.m. sign off.

It is always interesting to see just how far out this thing can go; so far on this test we have gotten reports from Pennsylvania, Missouri, Tennessee, and Louisiana. We have been heard as far north as Connecticut and Wisconsin and as far west as Iowa on previous tests.

I want to thank you for your report and your interest in the test. It makes it worthwhile to come in early for this kind of thing.

Wishing you continued success in DXing, I am

Very truly yours,

Bill Alisauskas D.J. and DXer, NRC

WPPI 1330 AM Carrollton, GA 30117

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Dear 6r7)1/7 '

March 25, 1995

This will verify your reception of the March 4, 1995 WPPI DX test from a.m. to o v a.m., Eastern Standard Time. Your report is accurate and leaves no doubt you heard WPPI.

WPPI operates with 500 watts non -directional power from 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday -Friday, 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. Programming is old 6 a.m.-9 a.m. and talk till s/off weekdays, old all day Saturday, and religious 7 a.m.-12 Noon Sundays, and old till 6 p.m. s/off.

Thanks for your interest and for helping make the test a success.

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WPPI 1330 -AM West Georgia's Favorite Radio Station

808 Newnan Road Carrollton, Georgia 30117 (404) 888-9774

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WPPI 1330 -AM West Georgia's Favorite Radio Station

Dear Mr. Cie

80S Newnan Road Carrollton, Georgia 30117 (404) 838-9774

November 14, 1996

This is to verify your reception of the WPPI DX test on October 26, 1996, from /2 - o v to / : 2./ / a.m. EDT. I was running code Ids at the time mentioned.

WPPI operates with 500 watts non -directional power from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, and from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. The format is oldies till 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, except for the Ludlow Porch talk show 9:00 a.m. - noon, then black Gospel music 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. sign -off.

On Saturday, it is Oldies till 1:001.m., then black Gospel till 6:00 p.m. Sunday is southern Gospel till noon, followed by oldies till sign -off.

I want to thank you very much for the report, and say it was a pleasure to run the test, even though nobody at the station has any interest in them. Hence, the reason why I had the reports sent to my residence.

I wish you continued success in the DXing hobby!

2ece Z.cd Bill Alisauskas N.R.C., for WPPI

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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

WESTERN UNION BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA

January 13 , 1938

Air. Kermit Geary R.F.D. ,f2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

Thank you for your DX report. We are always glad to hear from our listeners, and the in- formation as to our distance reception is ap- preciated.

This letter verifys your reception, and we hope you can pick us up again sometime. We broadcast every night until 1:00 A.M., C.S.T.

Very truly yours,

RADIO STATION WAGA

le----- M. U ss Sricegood, JMS-w General Manager

i,000 WATTS 1590 K C PHONE 1590

WALB

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2, Wa]nutport, Pennsjlvania

Dear Sir:

ALBANY, GEORGIA October 29, 1943

Your reception of WALF. aR indicated in your report was correct

according to our schedule for October 26. However it rust have been due to

freak conditions as ee have never received a report from that area prior

to October 26, 1943 on which date we received your report along with one

from Point Pleasant, West Virginia. The strange thing about your report

is that at 6:00 PM CWT we changed over from a non -directional antenna

to a directional array which shoots most of our signal toward the South,

and according to Hoyle you should not have been able to hear us at all,

instead of the signal dropping off as slightly as you indicated. As you

probably know radio waves sometimes do strange things.

Our transmitter is a Collins model 20K feeding one 193 foot

vertical tower when non -directional and feeding two 193 foot towers

when directional.

We appreciate your report and would appreciate any other

reports which you may be able to send us.

Yours truly_,

DeForest T. Layt Jr. Chies Engineer

FULL TIME MEMBER MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM, Inc.

WAI L "The friendly Station"

ATLANTA BROADCASTING COMPANY Atlanta, Georgia

JANUARY 31, 1936.

MR. KERMIT GEARY, R.F.D. 2, ;fALNUTPORT, PENNA.

DEAR MR. GEARY:

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR LETTER OF JANUARY 27, 1936, IN REFERENCE TO YOUR RECEPTION OF OUR NIGHT OeL CLUB PROGRAM ON SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1936 FROM 1:00 TO 1:30 AM, EST.

PLEASE ACCEPT THIS LETTER AS CONFIRMATION OF YOUR RECEPTION OF THE PROGRAM WAIL BROADCAST AT THAT TIME. YOUR LOG OF THE MUSICAL SELECTIONS PLAYED WAS CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL.

THIS STATION IS PLANNING TO HAVE A MIDNIGHT !TILL DAWN PROGRAM EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, THE FIRST ONE TO BE GIVEN TOMORROW NIGHT, FEBRUARY IST. WE WOULD APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH IF YOU WOULD LISTEN IN AND LET US KNOW HOW THE PROGRAM SOUNDS.

THANKING YOU AGAIN FOR YOUR LETTER, AND ASSURING YOU THAT WE WILL BE VERY GLAD TO VERIFY YOUR RECEPTION OF ANY OF OUR FUTURE PROGRAMS, WE REMAIN

ET/s

SINCERELY YOURS ATLA1 ;!TA BROADCASTING CO.

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DALTON BROADCASTING CORPORATION

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OPERATES FULL TIME 1200 KILOCYCLES 250 WATTS

Dear Mr. Geary:

THE VOICE OF NORTH GEORGIA BEDSPREAD CENTER OF THE WORLD

Dalton, Ga.

December 16,1940

This will acknowledge your letter of November 24,1940

asking verification of reception of our equipment test

program the morning of November 23,1940.

This letter may be considered as your verification of

reception of that program.

Thanking you for your fine letter, and also, for your

interest in our new station.

Sincerely yours,

}engineering Department.

BM1

MIDDLE GEORGIA BROADCASTING COMPANY macaws

October 23, 1940

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

STUDIOS:

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.

MACON, GEORGIA

Thank you for your report of the reception of WBML on its initial test program on the morn- ing of October 7.

As soon as our DX cards are printed we will be glad to send you formal verification. Meanwhile, we hope that this letter will serve.

Your report was correct and we thank you for your interest in WBML.

Sincerely yours,

WBML MIDDLE GEORGIA BROADCASTING CO.

David Bain Chief Engineer

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AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM

250 WATTS WDAK SPEAKS FOR THE VALLEY

1310 KILOCYCLES

VALLEY BROADCASTING COMPANY GENERAL TYLER HOTEL BLDG. PHONE 173

West Point, (ìa.

October 14, 1940

Mr. Kermit Gary

R.F.D. #2

Walnut Port, Penn.

Dear Mr. Gary:

Thank you for your complete report on the reception

of our signals on the morning of October 10. Your report

checks completely with our station log.

We are please to confirm your reception of our

signals and would like for you to listen for us often.

Your reports are always appreciated.

May we hear from you again soon?

Sincerely yours

VALLEY BROADCASTING CO.

STATION WDAK-W4CMA

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2bO WATTB 1340 KILOCYCLES

O. C. LAM PRESIDENT

NORTHWEST GEORGIA BROADCASTING COMPANY WEST THEATRE BUILDING

CEDARTOWN, GEORGIA

Nov. 11, 1,:)41

Ir. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2

Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

I received your letter of November 2 and so sorry to

hear that you missed our D-) Program on October 26, but was overwhelmingly pleased to learn that you had heard our sig- nal during one of our regular broadcasts on November 1.

Your verification was correct and please accept my sin- cere thanks for reporting your reception.

R. W. ROUNSAVILLE VIDE-PRES., MGR.

Any further information you might desire about our station, I will be glad to send on request.

Sincerely, Northwest Georgia Broadcasting Co.

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R. W. nouns ville Vice President

"AJJOCIATED PREJJ NEW/ ON THE HOUR"

GAS SERVING

GEORGIA'S THIRD MARKET

1240 KC 250 WATTS

Owned and Operated By The Twin States Broadcasting Company

AUGUSTA GEORGIA

5-14-42

Mr. itermit veary,

R.F.D. #2

Walnutport, Pa.

Dear sir:-

bienreceived your letter regarding our program on the last frequency

check and thank you very much for your kindness and interest in

reporting same to us. This confirms your reception of this station

and we are certainly glad to know that we are getting out as well

as your report indicates. We are using an RCA 250K transmitter

with 250 watts inptt, antenna is a 190 ft vertical. till equipment

is RCà with exception being the Western Electric mikes. If you

are interested in seeing some pictures of the layout here regarding

programs both in studio and remotes, you can find two pages in the

,pril 27th edition of Life magazine. Thank you again for your

report, I remain

Yours very truly,

gLlio Uilaizova

G A U

JANUARY 27, 1939

Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. #2, Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

*2î/tens, 9eorgia

Thank you for your very interesting letter of the 23rd, reporting most completely on reception of our Alarm Clock Program of last Sunday morning. Of course, your report is verified.

The technical information given is appreciated by our engineers and operators, and your letter is, in fact, probably the most interesting we have received from a great distance.

We shall greet you on the air next Sunday Morning, and hope you'll be listening. Incidentally, the An- nouncer you will hear will be Mr. Brannen....owner, operator, chief engineer and Director of WGAU. The pianist will be the writer of this letter.

Thanks again, and we hope you'll tune in often.

_-- FOR A. YNN"E BRANNEN, Station Director

E. D. RIVERS JOHN F. ARRINGTON OWNER MANAGER

Rack°, skjia wqc v VALDOSTA. GEORGIA

1'39-1

Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 'alnutport, Penn.

Dear hr. Geary:

,;e take pleasure in verifying your report on reception of our signals, during our recent frequency check program, of February 6. Your report checks perfectly with our logs.

I was somewhat surprised upon hearing that we were putting such an excellent signal toward Penn. We received malty reports from the north and north east, but none of them gave us such a nice report. However, you are using an excellent receiver, and you probably have an ideal receiving location. There is also a possiblity that you were in the path of strong sky wave.

Perhaps you would like set-up we have down here. It is put in only about six months ago RCA 250-K, the console is an RCA and frequency monitors are RCA's self-supporting vertical.

to know what kind of a complete RCA installation,

. The transmitter is an 76-B1, and the modulation

. The tower is a 306 foot

Wishing you the best of DX, and thanking a ain for the fine report, I remain

Sincerely Yours,

Georges Engineer

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ALBANY BIR(OADCASVING CO.

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WLAG

14ír. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport Pennsylvania

Dear DXer:

The LaGrange Broadcasting Co. LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS BUILDING

LAGRANGE, GEORGIA

November 5, 1941

Thank you for your reception report of the WLAG broad- cast October 27, dedicated to the National Radio Club.

Your report has been checked with our station log and found to be correct. Please accept this as your letter of verification.

WLAG began commerdal broadcast service May 1, 1941 and operates on the 1240 kilocycle frequency with a power of 250 watts.

The writer enjoyed conducting the program for DX fans and all reports received are appreciated.

Yours very truly,

RADIO STATION WLAG

By Henry BaiIèy

HB -dag

JAMES S. RIVERS

Packa Sifio#i WAlpi

1490 ñillocrycied

CORDELE, GA. SOUTH GEORGIA'S OWN GENERAL MANAGER BROADCASTING STATION

December 8, 1941

Mr. Kermit Geary, F.F.D. #2 Walnutport, Penns;;ivania

Dear Mr. Geary:

We appreciate your report covering our frequency test of December 4. le have received quite a number of such reports from different parts of the country. You might be interested in having information pertaining to our city.

Cordele is in Crisp County, which is located in the center of the peanut, cotton and pecan producing section of the State of Georgia. Station VMJM receives it's power from the 1st county awned Hydro -electric power plant in the world The Crisp County Power Commission. The City of Cordele is on the U. S. Highway No. 41, which extends from the Canadian border to the tip of the State of Flordia. Cordele is situated in such a manner that it is ideal for all types of business and manufacturing enterprises. There are 3 railway outlets and 2 bus lines. Cor- dele has a population of more than 8,000.

Trusting that someday in the near future, you will be able to pay us a visit.

Kindest regards and best wishes, I remain,

James S. Rivers

JSR/ib

JAMES S. RIVERS NEWS OF THE HOUR General Manager ON THE HOUR

aaclio Sio#i WIW/M 1490 KILOCYCLES

Cordele, Georgia March 22, 1945

Mn./ Kermit Geary, Walnutport, Pa

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your letter of March 17.

We are pleased to herewith verify your reception of W M JM at tt e time of out frequency check on the morning of March 16, 1945 between the periods of 1:30 to 3:40 WCWT.

We are indeed pleased to know that our signal was so good to you and would like to receive further reports from you in the future. We are on the air the third Friday morning in each month at the same time.

Very truly .ygurs,

RADIO S'f ATI ON WMJM

Charles E. Watkins, Chief Engineer

CEW:S

IN THE HEART OF THE COTTON, CORN, WATERMELON, PEANUT, PECAN AND LIVESTOCK BELT

250 W ATTS 1340 KC.

L)FORuE T. MORRIS PRESIDENT

AL ROBINSON MANAD INO DIRECTOR

"THE VOICE OF DUBLIN"

AFFILIATED WITH

MUTUAL

DUBLIN BROADCASTING COMPANY

Studios: corner of Franklin and Moore

Ma: 5, 1945 Dublin, Georgia

Mr. Karmet Geary Route 2

Walnut Port, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Please accept our thanks for your fine letter of April 17, regarding our test program of April 16th.

It is with ple.sure that we received such complete detail information regard- ing our broadcasting reception, and we wish to state at this time that your verfication of our morning program was correct. Please be advised that our test programs come on the air every Monday morning at 2:30 AM, ETT, 1:30 AM, your time, and hope that you will be a con- sistant listener. And by the way, how about contacting a few of your friends and tell them about our morning broadcast, or maybe you can get out a number of cards, which we will be very happy to pay for, however any way you see fit to get additional listeners will be highly appreciated.

Thanking you again for your nice letter and trusting you will tune in on cur regular programs and give us a report.

Ver truly yours,

Al Robinson Managing Director

AR/ma

The only city in Georgia "Dublin" all the time.

11191" 0 STUDIOS: Bibb Building -- Macon, Georgia

mACOn BROADCAST111G COmPArN

24 April 1945

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is to verify your reception of

"+NEX on the morning of April 19, 1945.

+`e are very pleased with your report and appreciate very much your sending it in.

'3e send our sincere thinks for your good wishes.

Very truly yours,

WNEX Macon Broadcasting Company

/ 'Al Lowe Manager

AL/gdt

THIS IS MUTUAL 1400 KILOCYCLES

COLUMBUS IOccASr»Nt C®C

491- i-=_'\NC O R P OR ATE D

Columbus . . Georia

AFFILIATED WITH February 26, 1941

Columbia Broadcasting System

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.P. #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Friend:

This is to verify your report stating

that you received our transmission on

the morning of February S from 3:15

to 3:30 EST.

We wish to thank you for this report

and anytime that should happen to pick

up our station, we shall be glad to

hear from you.

Sincer ly

0. iy, C. E. Columbus broadcasting Co., Inc. Radio Station W R P, L

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THIS IS THE GEORGIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM

TELEPHONE 2 9 7 6 131.1pw, "The Voice of Augusto"

TENTH & BROAD STS.

Augusta Broadcasting Company Affiliated with

COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC.

Augusta, Georgia

November 20, 1939

Mr. Kermit Geary, R. F. D. #2, Walnutport, Pa.

Dear DKers

Thanks for your reception report dated

November 15, 1939. This will verify same in accordance with our transmitter log on the Federal Communications Commission test

broadcast of that date.

Let us hear from you next tine you "pick us up."

Yours in radio,

EARVELZY Á:DERROLD, Chief Engineer,

RAsjm

"WHERE RADIO DOES WONDERS"

1450 KILOCYCLES. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS 250 WATTS

» Toccoa, Georgia November. 10, 19'!1

Mr. Kermit Geary, RFD rf 2,

Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

It was with pleasure that we received your detailed report upon our sic,rals as received at your location.

e must compliment you upon your exact log you presented, which would not be possible without nearly perfect reception. Thank you, for all the details.

receive eRLC wishes you the best of 73s, and may you great enjoyment and diversion in your hobby.

Yours very truly,

l n da'r'e

Chief Eng.,

WNMT 2105 U.S. HWY 80

RADIO 1520 ABC NETWORK gre P. O. BOX 7042 GARDEN CITY, GA. 31408 Phone (912) 964-8124

April 24,1983

This is to verify that the report of WI iT's broadcast of Friday December 19,

1980 as presented by Mr. Kermit Geary of Allentown (Walnut ,Pa.) is a true

report as broadcast on that date as per our logs and records. '' -z hris Wa .kins , mane owner

WNMT-1520 Radio

Garden City, Georgia

WBBK in early County .... Jñe nafion é(2aryeeí Peanut Producing County

1000 WATTS - 1260 KCS BLAKELY, GEORGIA

Blakely, Georgia February 6, 1964

Mr. Kermit E. Geary R. D. 2 Box 29$ Walnutport, PA.

Dear Mr. Geary:

I am always glad to help promote radio broadcasting and to see you and the National Radio Club doing so. Please let me know when WBBK might be of service to you again.

This letter is to confirm your logging of WBBK on the morning of March 6, 1961. The log you sent matches our station log very closely.

Best wishes to you and the National Radio Club.

Since ély,

Wayn R. roster, Mgr. & Ch. Eng. Radio Blakely, WBBK P.O. Box 310 Blakely, Georgia, 31723

RADIO BLAKELY

in early .County.. . -Jiome o J'amous JZlomohi 211ound3 State Paph

the 1340 spot

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

SERVING A MAJOR SOUTHEASTERN MARKET January 20, 1947

Mr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Penn.

Dear Mr. GYeary:

We appreciate so much your letter of

the 15th, and this will confirm your

report of our transmission test of

January 15th, heard around 4:05 AM EST.

This report was correct.

Sincerely yours,

jQ,

Chief Engineer

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GEORGE G. WEISS, MANAGER

WARN4K qabL;, +G-

W R B N, 1600 kiloHertz; Sunday evening, December 12, 1982, 5 :17 to 5:20i P.M., Eastern Standard Time:

5:17 to 5:20 P.M., "Sleighride", a vocal arrangement on the Music of Your Life.

5:20 P.M., Announcement: "Sleighride on W R B N "

5:20 to 5:20i P.M., Recorded promotional announcement for Radio Advertising, presented by the Radio Advertising Council.

Honday evening, December 13, 1982, 5:2e to 5:33 P.M., Eastern Standard Time:

5:2e to 5:29 P.M., Selection of instrumental music. 5:29 P.M., Weather report and announcement:

"Cold this afternoon, with a high near 50 degrees; mostly clear 8nd cold tonight, with the low in the upper 20ís. Sunny and not as cold tomorrow, with the highs in the upper 50's. Currently, our temperature is 47 degrees.

"Now, coming up on W R B N, the Georgia Network News." The announcement concluded with the mention of "The Music of Your Life on W R B N".

5:30 to 5:33 P.11., Georgia Network News, with an advertisement of Jim Walter Homes at 5:31 P.M. The signal was lost at 5:33 P.M.

Please compare the above data with your programming at the times stated, and if my report is correct, kindly send me a reply confirming my reception of WRBN on 1600 kiloHertz. I would also like to know the power output of your transmitter at the time of my reception. Your attention to this request will be greatly appreciated.

Best washes to you, sir, and to WRBN for continued success in programming the Music of Your Life. I hope to hear your broadcasts again on future occasions when atmospheric conditions are favorable. With all good wishes for a Happy Holiday Season, and looking forward to receiving your reply for which I thank you, I am,

7" JeA2/`17 Very truly yours,

-9 , 4 Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport PA 18088

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11 1000 WATTS -1430 KCS . 104 South Pentz Street . . DALTON, GEORGIA

"RflDIO [E1TR, EJIILTgI1"

February 9 1957

Dear K>rmtt 01Aw'nVu yylf.VYlNYM1 Y

It was a p7.oasvrs hearing from you relative to our special DX programs oonducted Saturday ..r. .... . morning, January 12 , .Qt4e rlt-e Tours023:00

1,,c and z : . , I _........,.. ..........w.

::e sincerely appreciate your most helpful data on our signal strengths zxuaz.ityy, weather ii7ïorm3t :ozx, t

WW1) is always ready to cooperate with recognized DX nlub:3 to enable members to 20g our station. If"

at any time you are driving through our city of D3:lton, vv would be happy for you to stop by and inspect our broadcast facilities*

Accept this not3.i°i.eatiOza as your conï'ïrr.!iltion or re- csaption of '"RCU during the tirrm, aad date listed abe>veR

Bost wishes for many harpy and fruitful hours ox.' good DX in the f t:turra !

Sincerely yours.

WHITFULD BRW,,DCA$ TINS CO.

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erlifY.Ljh

731 College Street Phone 674.4168

RADIO

1580 ON YOUR DIAL EASTAIA:V, GEORG1.1

MR. KERMIT GEARY RTE.2,BOX298 WALNUTPORT,PENN.

DEAR MR. GEARY.

APRIL 20/62

WE WERE VERY PLEASED TO RECEIVE YOUR RECEPTION REPORT AND WISH TO EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE FOR YOUR INTEREST IN COMMUNICATING YOUR RECEPTION TO US.

YOUR REPORT IS ACCURATE IN EVERY WAY.

WE SHALL LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU IN THE FUTURE AND IF YOU SHOULD EVER BE IN THIS AREA WE WOULD CONSIDER I` A PERSONAL FAVOR IF YOU MAKE IT A POINT TO STOP IN AT WPFE.

WITH KINDEST REGARDS, I REMAIN,

Y TR OURS

. FRANKS STATION MGR.

WHERE NEWS COMES FIRST

RADIO STATION

WNCA -77te ,iikeir-,-iu,rustu Sperial Station-.

01413est,

ales atan,

February 27, 1950

Dear Mr. Geary:

This is verification th,lt we -re in receipt of your report on WNCA receiption. We humbly regret that time will not allow us to answer your fine letter adequately. However, we have re- ceived so many reports that time will not allow us this real privilege. Thank you so very much for your kindness.

ishes,

Márshall Pack Program Director

GIVING THE MOST IN COMMUNITY SERVICE LATEST NEWS MUSIC YOU LIKE

RADIO STATION

WN[G P. 0. BOX 907

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Kermit,

The Voice of Wonderful Northeast Georgia

100 BOULEVARD TOCCOA, GEORGIA 30577

December 26, 1985

Thank you for your reception report of WNEG, Toccoa, Georgia

on December 7, 1985! Please pardon my delay in getting back to you but with the Christmas rush we've been extremely busy!

No doubt you were tuned to WNEG! The station announcer on

the tape was Angela Austin and she got a real kick out of hearing the recording!

We are a daytime only station with a constant sign on time of 6:00 AM local time with no presunrise power limitation. ^e

use a Gates DC -500 transmitter with a power of 500 watts. It's

about 12 years old but it still does a super job.

Toccoa, Georgia is located in the northeast corner of the state about 8 miles from the South Carolina line and 35 miles from North Carolina. We also operate a TV Station (Channel 32)

in conjunction with the radio station.

If you're ever in the Toccoa area, stop by and visit with us. Thanks again for your reception report which we are happy to confirm!

Sincer

R o es, Gen Mgr