Re: EAS tests from WNSH 94.7MHz?
From:
"George Kowal" <ontheair247@PROTECTED>
In-Reply-To:
Re: EAS tests from WNSH 94.7MHz?
Date:
July 13th 2013
I have a copy of the "latest" NJ EAS
plan, which hasn't really been updated in a few years on my work
pc.
That is what you should base your EAS monitoring assignments on.
I can access remotely but need to run out now, will email it to you Monday.
George Kowal
CBNT
Acting CE
Press Communications LLC
On 7/13/2013 7:22 PM, Neal Newman wrote:
That is what you should base your EAS monitoring assignments on.
I can access remotely but need to run out now, will email it to you Monday.
George Kowal
CBNT
Acting CE
Press Communications LLC
On 7/13/2013 7:22 PM, Neal Newman wrote:
I cannot even Hear WNSH 94.76 anymore at my transmitter site in Bridgewater. Did they  change the antenna or pattern that I am now in a Null. ÂBTW Yes I checked on my Trucks FM receiver, and WNSH can be heard but deep in the Noise.  At first I thought it was my EAS receiver, I hear Every other station on the Dial. Not sure If is FCC Compliant, but I now monitor the Delaware valley LP1 on 106.9 with No Problem…  My main is the New Jersey Network LP-1.ÂAny suggestions as to what  other FM I can Monitor in Middlesex County(Bridgewater) other than 94.7 and be compliant..
 Neal
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