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DWAYM-FM1

NASHVILLE TN

FM BOOSTER

Channel 0 ( MHz)

WAY MEDIA , INC.
PO BOX 887
BRENTWOOD TN 37024
Facility ID: 93039
Permit Cancelled

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CP BPFTB-19990325TA

Granted

11/02/1999

REC Application ID: 283228 (LMS)
Record Type: FM Booster
Application Purpose: Construction Permit
Expiration Date: 11/02/2002
FRN: 0004995288
Community of license: NASHVILLE, TN
Channel: 204D (88.7)
NAD83 Coordinates: 36 9' 16.2" N / 86 49' 45" W
Antenna Structure Registration Number: 1043089
Elevation: 200 m AMSL

	Horiz	Vert
Effective Radiated Power (kW)	0.08	0.08
Maximum Effective Radiated Power: (kW)	0.08	0.08
Radiation center above average terrain	43 m	43 m
Radiation center-height above ground:	10 m	10 m
Radiation center-above mean sea level:	210 m	210 m

Overall antenna height above ground: 85 m
Non-Directional Antenna
Public Notice Comments: CP NEW STN: PRIMARY STATION WAYM

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990325TA - 00/00/0000 (CDBS)
WAYM-FM1 - 11/02/1999 (CDBS)
DWAYM-FM1 - 01/09/2003 (CDBS)
DWAYM-FM1 - 11/02/1999 (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BPFTB-19990325TA	Construction Permit	Granted 11/02/1999
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