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Post by David on May 14, 2017 11:20:20 GMT -7
As far as I can tell, KLLB is off the air along with 630. I only have a few radios that are selective enough to pick up KLLB in Ogden with the "splatter" I get from KOGN 20-30 kHz on either side of 1490, so maybe someone closer to the Salt Lake/West Jordan area can tell for sure if KLLB is silent. Prior to KTKK becoming KBJA and moving to 1640 on May 1st, I could still hear KLLB on 1510. If it's silent now, that would probably confirm that KLLB's tower has been or will be demolished soon for the housing development.
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Post by Terry on May 14, 2017 11:50:05 GMT -7
1510 is off the air.
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Post by CAwasinNJ on May 14, 2017 22:21:27 GMT -7
My first thought was that the station might have been taken off the air to remove whatever diplexing equipment and other 630 stuff was hooked up to simplify things. I have no inside information about any of this, though I wish I did.  |
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Post by David on May 15, 2017 22:17:22 GMT -7
The references to 1510 AM at KLLB's web site <http://www.kllbam.com/> have been removed and replaced with the notation: "Broadcast hours to be announced--stay tuned". I'm unable to determine if the station's web stream is still active since I'm presently posting from behind a firewall which doesn't allow internet radio/TV streaming.
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Post by seattlefollower on May 15, 2017 23:20:58 GMT -7
The references to 1510 AM at KLLB's web site <http://www.kllbam.com/> have been removed and replaced with the notation: "Broadcast hours to be announced--stay tuned". I'm unable to determine if the station's web stream is still active since I'm presently posting from behind a firewall which doesn't allow internet radio/TV streaming. Still streaming through tune in. I wonder if they will attempt to sell the license / follow iHeart and Cumulus by sitting on the license as "silent" for some time? |
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Post by David on May 16, 2017 9:24:50 GMT -7
I don't think it would be wise to try and sell the licenses for 630/1510 right now. Licenses for Salt Lake AM stations which have lost their towers to housing developments (or a wildfire in the case of 1230 KRRF) are kind of a glut on the market right now.  Regardless of that fact, KTKK/KLLB are still required to notify the FCC of being silent if they're off the air for more than 30 days; otherwise the license is subject to cancellation by the FCC. |
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Regardless of that fact, KTKK/KLLB are still required to notify the FCC of being silent if they're off the air for more than 30 days; otherwise the license is subject to cancellation by the FCC. 