[GreenKeys] 'CFH' Transmitters..?

[Richard Knoppow]

Works on steaming. I would never be able to get off the air here 
although SF stations do come in at night. Its between KHJ on 930 and 
KFWB on 980, both very close and very strong here.
     What Jeff calls l920s radio is really mostly mid 1930s to late 
1940s. Lots of stuff on archive.org  downloadable unlike You Tube. I 
grew up on radio before television. Hard to explain to people too young 
to have experienced it.
    Networking started about as soon as broadcast stations were licensed 
as commercial ventures rather than experimental about December of 1920. 
Radio exploded in 1922. AT&T sold its network and station to RCA in 1926 
and the two were combined to form the NBC. Coast to coast broadcasting 
came into being about late 1929 when AT&T brought permanent audio 
quality lines into San Francisco from Denver. There had been occasional 
experimental coast to coast programs before that but the lines had to be 
"built" each time.
     A special interest of mine but rather OT here.

On 7/26/2017 3:39 PM, Doug Alderdice wrote:
> 
> 
> On 7/26/2017 3:41 PM, Jeffrey Angus wrote:
>> I've given up listening to AM radio.
>> What I listen to now is the 1920's Radio Network via the internet.
>> <http://www.the1920snetwork.com/>
>> Except when they're playing old time radio programs like Jack Benny, 
>> it's all
>> music. No commercials, no news, no political crap.
> 
> 
> I've been enjoying KABL from San Francisco: http://kabl960.com/
> Mostly 40s and 50s music: no talk, no news, no commercials.
> 
> D.


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