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DK292ER

PAXSON AK

FM TRANSLATOR

Channel 0 ( MHz)

PAXSON COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, INC.
POUCH 7
PAXSON AK 99737
Facility ID: 51972
License Cancelled

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FRN:

L2C BLFT-19910314TG

Granted

03/27/1991

REC Application ID: 158190 (LMS)
Record Type: FM Translator
Application Purpose: License to Cover
FRN: NO FRN
Community of license: PAXSON, AK
Channel: 292D (106.3)
NAD83 Coordinates: 62 58' 13.4" N / 145 28' 8.9" W

	Horiz	Vert
Effective Radiated Power (kW)	0.005	0
Maximum Effective Radiated Power: (kW)	0.005	0
Radiation center above average terrain	0 m	0 m
Radiation center-height above ground:	0 m	0 m
Radiation center-above mean sea level:	1155 m	0 m

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Public Notice Comments: LIC TO COVER CP (BPFT-900830TA) WHICH AUTHORIZED NEW STATION LICENSE CANCELLED AND CALL SIGN DELETED BY LETTER DATED 5/13/2003.

CALL SIGN HISTORY

900706TC - 00/00/0000 (CDBS)
K292ER - 01/09/1991 (CDBS)
DK292ER - 05/13/2003 (CDBS)
DK292ER - 01/09/1991 (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BPFT-19900830TA	Construction Permit	Granted 01/07/1991
	BLFT-19910314TG	License to Cover	Granted 03/27/1991
	BRFT-19960116UF	Renewal	Granted 06/11/1996
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