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WLRH

HUNTSVILLE AL

FULL-SERVICE FM

Channel 207 (89.3 MHz)
RDS PI Code: 7375
RadioDNS: FM HD2 HD3

ALABAMA EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION COMMISSION
2112 11TH AVE S, SUITE 400
BIRMINGHAM AL 35205
2054510132
Facility ID: 719
Licensed
HD Radio digital hybrid

View Public File
Correspondence
FRN: 0001750314

BLED-20121016ADC

Superceded

04/09/2013

L2CA BLED-20121016ADC

Granted

03/07/2014

REC Application ID: 1533761 (eLMS)
Record Type: Full Service FM
Application Purpose: License to Cover-Amendment
Expiration Date: 04/01/2028
FRN: 0001750314
Channel: 207C0 (89.3)
NAD83 Coordinates: 34 44' 13.3" N / 86 31' 45" W
Elevation: 487 m AMSL
Antenna Type: DIE DCR-M4C, 4 SECTIONS
Antenna Sections (bays): 4
Spacing Between Bays: 1
Transmitter Power Output: 24.2 kW

	Horiz	Vert
Effective Radiated Power (kW)	100	100
Maximum Effective Radiated Power: (kW)	0	0
Radiation center above average terrain	319.2 m	319.2 m
Radiation center-height above ground:	70.1 m	70.1 m
Radiation center-above mean sea level:	557.1 m	557.1 m

Overall antenna height above ground: 101.2 m
Directional Antenna:

Rad	Field	dB	ERP	Rad	Field	dB	ERP	Rad	Field	dB	ERP
0	0.310	-10.2	9.610	120	1.000	0.0	100.000	240	1.000	0.0	100.000
10	0.325	-9.8	10.563	130	1.000	0.0	100.000	250	1.000	0.0	100.000
20	0.409	-7.8	16.728	140	1.000	0.0	100.000	260	1.000	0.0	100.000
30	0.515	-5.8	26.523	150	1.000	0.0	100.000	270	0.967	-0.3	93.509
40	0.648	-3.8	41.990	160	1.000	0.0	100.000	280	0.768	-2.3	58.982
50	0.800	-1.9	64.000	170	1.000	0.0	100.000	290	0.610	-4.3	37.210
60	0.900	-0.9	81.000	180	1.000	0.0	100.000	300	0.700	-3.1	49.000
70	1.000	0.0	100.000	190	1.000	0.0	100.000	310	0.698	-3.1	48.720
80	1.000	0.0	100.000	200	1.000	0.0	100.000	320	0.555	-5.1	30.803
90	1.000	0.0	100.000	210	1.000	0.0	100.000	330	0.441	-7.1	19.448
100	1.000	0.0	100.000	220	0.950	-0.4	90.250	340	0.350	-9.1	12.250
110	1.000	0.0	100.000	230	1.000	0.0	100.000	350	0.330	-9.6	10.890

BPED-20090921ACS

Granted

10/20/2009

BLED-1595

Granted

02/15/1977

BROADCAST AUXILIARY/REMOTE PICK-UP/STL
KC24260	450.5000
KC24260	450.6000
KC24260	455.5000
KC24260	455.6000
WLO288	947.8750	UNIV OF ALA HUNTSVILL CAMPUS
WLP406	947.8750	UNIV OF ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE CAMPUS
WLJ552	947.8750	UNIV OF ALABAMA
WLO288	948.1250	UNIV OF ALA HUNTSVILL CAMPUS
WLP406	948.1250	UNIV OF ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE CAMPUS
WLJ552	948.1250	UNIV OF ALABAMA

CALL SIGN HISTORY

WLRH - 00/00/0000 (CDBS)

TRANSLATORS/BOOSTERS/SATELLITES
1.	W283CM		HENAGAR AL

RadioDNS
FM	89.3 WLRH HD1 Huntsville Public Radio WLRH was launched on October 13, 1976 and is Alabama’s original full-service public radio station. WLRH is a non-commercial public radio station with the primary mission of supporting education, the arts and community service in the Tennessee Valley. WLRH is licensed to the Alabama Educational Television Commission, which also holds the license to Alabama Public Television. WLRH and APT's pillars of service focus on providing programming of consequence that promotes civic leadership, public safety and education. WLRH operates on 89.3 megaHertz FM with 100,000 watts of stereo power, covering a service area roughly 60 miles in all directions from its transmitter on Monte Sano Mountain, including north central Alabama and south central Tennessee. The primary service area covered by WLRH's EAS weather alert system are Madison, Morgan, Limestone and Marshall counties. WLRH also broadcasts three HD channels. HD1 is a digital version of the main WLRH FM signal. HD2 is non-stop classical music. HD3 provides the best news, talk and variety programs. Most of the funding for WLRH comes from listener contributions. https://wlrh.org	Streams: 128K MP3
HD2	89.3 WLRH HD2 Classical 24 WLRH was launched on October 13, 1976 and is Alabama’s original full-service public radio station. WLRH is a non-commercial public radio station with the primary mission of supporting education, the arts and community service in the Tennessee Valley. WLRH is licensed to the Alabama Educational Television Commission, which also holds the license to Alabama Public Television. WLRH and APT's pillars of service focus on providing programming of consequence that promotes civic leadership, public safety and education. WLRH operates on 89.3 megaHertz FM with 100,000 watts of stereo power, covering a service area roughly 60 miles in all directions from its transmitter on Monte Sano Mountain, including north central Alabama and south central Tennessee. The primary service area covered by WLRH's EAS weather alert system are Madison, Morgan, Limestone and Marshall counties. WLRH also broadcasts three HD channels. HD1 is a digital version of the main WLRH FM signal. HD2 is non-stop classical music. HD3 provides the best news, talk and variety programs. Most of the funding for WLRH comes from listener contributions. https://wlrh.org
HD3	89.3 WLRH HD3 News Talk Huntsville WLRH was launched on October 13, 1976 and is Alabama’s original full-service public radio station. WLRH is a non-commercial public radio station with the primary mission of supporting education, the arts and community service in the Tennessee Valley. WLRH is licensed to the Alabama Educational Television Commission, which also holds the license to Alabama Public Television. WLRH and APT's pillars of service focus on providing programming of consequence that promotes civic leadership, public safety and education. WLRH operates on 89.3 megaHertz FM with 100,000 watts of stereo power, covering a service area roughly 60 miles in all directions from its transmitter on Monte Sano Mountain, including north central Alabama and south central Tennessee. The primary service area covered by WLRH's EAS weather alert system are Madison, Morgan, Limestone and Marshall counties. WLRH also broadcasts three HD channels. HD1 is a digital version of the main WLRH FM signal. HD2 is non-stop classical music. HD3 provides the best news, talk and variety programs. Most of the funding for WLRH comes from listener contributions. https://wlrh.org

APPLICATION HISTORY

BLED-1595	License to Cover	Granted 02/15/1977
BRED-19781201CT	Renewal	Granted 03/22/1979
BRED-19811124UQ	Renewal	Granted 03/23/1982
BRED-19881201UB	Renewal	Granted 03/23/1989
BRED-19951130UK	Renewal	Granted 03/28/1996
BRED-20031125ALR	Renewal	Granted 03/26/2004
-20050620ADZ	Experimental Permit	Granted 06/30/2005
BPED-20090921ACS	Modification	Granted 10/20/2009
BDNED-20110104ACJ	Digital Notification	Pending 04/11/2011
BDNED-20110104ACJ	Digital Notification	Pending 04/11/2011
-20121016ADM	Program Test Authority	Granted 04/19/2013
BRED-20111031AEX	Renewal	Granted 05/20/2013
BLED-20121016ADC	License to Cover-Amendment	Granted 03/07/2014
0000090958	Renewal	Granted 03/12/2020
0000223217	Administrative Update	Received 10/17/2023
0000223312	Special Temporary Auth.-engineering	Granted 10/19/2023

IMPORTED LETTERS

Program Test Authority	BLED-20121016ADC	04/19/2013
Incoming letter or scanned document		01/04/2011
History card		01/01/1980