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Check the fuses.

Bill Rosinski

104.7- WPBG

KXXX was created in 1947-08.

November 2, 1920

DXBC-AM was created in 1955.

There is a panel in front of dash ,remove screws underneath open drivers side door another one there ,open glove box another one there. Now just pull off towards you carefully .That will expose the radio screws and wiring once you remove its screws. You can buy a after market wiring harness to plug into your existing harness otherwise just splice into the wiring checking for power with test light.One power comes on only when egnition is on goes to your RED wire power to radio .The other stays on all the time which is you YELLOW wire to your radio and the blue wire is used if you have power antenna on the radio. The rest are just speaker wires on the harness. Good luck

The analog method of signal transmission uses radio waves to carry signals. Digital transmission involves the use of satellites to transmit signals.

Have starter load tested. it's your solinoid Older Chevy's are known for this problem. it is because the starter and selonoid are so close to the exhaust that they get hot. this causes more resistence in the selonoid so it just needs to cool down. Try some heat shielding to prevent the problem.

If the starter/solenoid does not fix the issue...you should also check the ignition module and the cap/rotor. Had the exact same issue. The module will over heat when you have a bad rotor or cap. When it's cold it will start right up, but if you ran the car to the store and tried to restart, it wouldn't start for at least 10 minutes. Then it would start fine. Turned out the rotor was bad, which was causing excessive voltage requirements which overheated the ignition module. Changed them, and, voila, problem gone.

It's relatively unknown, but people were told that Gary left or was "let go" due to budget woes. But there had to be more to it then that. No one has spoken of him on the air, virtually no one has mentioned Gary at all, no fond farewell from KWFC. A lot of people called in very angry and upset. Some people said they would no longer support KWFC.

Just heard that he's been screwing his wife's friend for the past twenty years! And I don't think that the Crisis Pregnancy Center is a part of his concert this year -- coincidence?

Very interesting indeed - Pregnancy Care Center had nothing to do with the FrontRow Promotions (or Front Row Promotions) concert last week. In addition, I had to search pretty hard to find that he is pastoring at the Grandview Missionary Baptist Church in Springfield. Usually churches are very open, or even proud, about promoting who their pastor is, but if you don't look through all their pictures on both their website and facebook page, you would have no idea he is their pastor. Couple of "whys": 1) As they benefited greatly from the Feb concerts, why would PCC NOT want to be represented at his concert, and 2) why isn't his name and picture up front and center on their public pages? Both seem very odd to me, and either substantiate the previous accusations found in the "discussion" or fuels the rumors in my opinion.

I guess they dropped him, did not agree with FOX maybe. Was surprised to hear someone else on at 5 PM.

Shame.

how do I replace a power antenna on my jeep Cherokee 1992

Negative contact.

121.5 MHz.

Try cleaning the battery terminals and cable ends real good as they might have dirt between them and not making good contact.

Bone

According to the Program Director, the station's affiliation contract with Nascar ran out after the 2011 season. It was not renewed because Nascar wanted a double-digit increase on the radio fees for its affiliates, and 85% of WIOV listeners preferred music over Nascar.

you must re enter the security code for the radio to work

Just found the following fix and it works like a charm! With the tailgate open use a screwdriver to force the tailgate lock into the locked position. It will take 2 pushes to get it into its fully locked position. The lights will stay on for the same amount of time that they do after closing the doors and, then, they will shut off. To close the hatch, just pull up on the handle that you use to open it. Excellent and simple!!

"SW" stands for "short-wave". That's the label out of the 1940s and 50s for the radio bands

at higher frequencies than commercial AM broadcast. They're used for international broadcast,

and a lot of other services.

The term is very imprecise, and doesn't refer to any hard and fast range of frequencies.

When people used to talk about "short-wave", they were generally referring to the bands

maybe from 1.6 MHz to 30 MHz. The bands included on your radio with the "SW" label on it

probably fall into this range. There isn't as much interesting listening on those bands as

there was a few decades ago; but you should still scan them, slowly, some evening, just

to see what you can find, if you've never done it before.

Sell Out by Reel Big Fish

It commemorates the death of Marconi, one of the pioneers of radio (he was awarded the Nobel prize with Braun in 1909). On his death, in Italy, on 20 July 1937, radio stations around the world observed a two-minute silence.

Piers Letcher (International Telecommunication Union)

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There are only 50 liberal radio stations in the USA, all the rest are conservative which is close to 2000. The 50 Progressive stations are located in only 23 states and DC.

These 13 states have only 1 liberal station: Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Maryland, New Hampshire, North and South Carolina. Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Washington.

These 6 states have 2 liberal stations: DC, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota and N. Mexico.

These 2 states have 4 liberal stations: Massachusetts and New York.

Florida has 6 liberal stations and California has 9.

The remaining 27 states of the union have 0 liberal stations: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming.