WFEA
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| Radio station | |
| Program type | Talk radio |
| reception | analog terrestrial 1370 kHz (5 kW) livestream |
| Reception area |
Manchester , New Hampshire United States
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| Start of transmission | |
| Broadcaster | Saga Communications |
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WFEA is a talk radio station in Manchester , New Hampshire . It broadcasts for the Merrimack Valley in the Greater Boston metropolitan area .
The station went on the air in 1932 and is owned by Saga Communications through its Manchester Radio Group. At the same time, the program is also transmitted on VHF on 99.9 MHz by the converter W260CF in Manchester.
program
According to its own statements, WFEA wants to "educate and entertain" its listeners. The program consists of a mix of regional and US-wide conservative talk shows. During the week the programs are u. a. Transferred by Doug Stephan, Tallman Fame, Thomas Brueckner, Laura Ingraham , Clark Howard and Mark Levin . At the weekend the programs of Peter Greenberg, Kim Komando u. a. broadcast.
The news is taken from CBS Radio News .
Black Knox transmission tower
The WFEA transmission mast is a Blaw Knox transmission tower built in 1931 , as it was used by many broadcasters in the USA. The transmitter and the associated transmission tower are located in Merrimack, where the WFEA broadcasting studios used to be. The structure is a smaller version of the Blaw Knox Tower by WLW Cincinnati , Ohio. WFEA transmits day and night with directional antennas for a defined reception area.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ WFEA 1370 - Manchester Radio Group. Retrieved November 14, 2017 (American English).
- ↑ WFEA-AM 1370 kHz Radio Station Information. Retrieved November 14, 2017 .
- ↑ W260CF-FM 99.9 MHz Radio Station Information. Retrieved November 14, 2017 .
- ↑ a b Schedule | WFEA 1370AM. Retrieved November 14, 2017 (American English).
- ^ Blaw-Knox Diamond Radio Towers (Jim Hawkins Radio and Broadcast Technology Page). Retrieved August 17, 2017 .