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Date: 31 Jan 2025 06:44:30 GMT
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On 31 Jan 2025 04:49:59 GMT, Robert Riches wrote:

> Another thing I have noticed is that clear channel stations seem to have
> 3 call letters, while non-clear-channel stations seem to have 4 call
> letters.  However, I'm not sure that's a hard and fast rule.

https://komaradio.com/history/

KOMA is KOKC now. WWKB in Buffalo also broadcasts on 1520, At night each 
uses a directional array with WWKB pointing east and KOMA (KOKC) pointed 
west. I liked KOMA when they were doing oldies. 

WOWO in Ft. Wayne has downgraded but they were on 1190. Early mornings I 
could get the info on hog belly futures in upstate NY. 

I think the 3 letter call signs are older licenses. K is generally west of 
the Mississippi and W is east but you can find exceptions to that.