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WQFB-LP

FLAGLER BEACH FL

LOW POWER FM

Channel 247 (97.3 MHz)
RDS PI Code: 7f6b

SAVE THE SURF, INC.
P O BOX 1226
FLAGLER BEACH FL 32136
3866434732
Facility ID: 194909
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L2C BLL-20140612ADE

Granted

06/30/2014

CP BNPL-20131106AJZ

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01/31/2014

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

WQFB-LP - 04/15/2014 (CDBS)
Where this call sign has been:
11/15/1991 on 91.1 in CONCORD NH - now WVNH (CDBS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BNPL-20131106AJZ	Construction Permit	Granted 01/31/2014
	BLL-20140612ADE	License to Cover	Granted 06/30/2014
	0000086280	Renewal	Granted 01/15/2020
From: THE FLAGLER BEACH HISTORICAL MUSEUM
To: SAVE THE SURF, INC.
	BALL-20190828AAR	Assign License/CP	Granted 02/03/2020
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