Subj : TV Woes
To   : ED VANCE
From : Mike Powell
Date : Tue Oct 14 2025 09:13:07

> > Interesting.  So, the info on wikipedia suggests they were at 833 before
> > 750.  I am pretty sure at some point I heard they used to be at 340, when
> > they were on "longwave," but the article doesn't mention that.

> I didn't use Wikipedia in my last post, I scrolled up through the thread and
> used the number You thought WHAS had been using long ago.

Wikipedia was where I got my info about where it hat been.

> Back in 2017 I saved a Wikipedia page - WHAS (AM) on my desktop pc.
> 350 kHz is the frequency originally assigned
> is what the pdf I saved says

OK, 350!  I thought there was a "3-something" frequency that I had heard about.

> I tried doing that but didn't like walking on the sidewalk and getting
> fertilizer on my shoes so I went back using salt in the Wintertime.

At a place I used to work, they used fertilizer (a crystalized kind) on the
sidewalks and in the parking lot.  It seemd to work.


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